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Disney's "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" collected $17.5 million in previews on its way towards a $100 million opening weekend.

The Federal Aviation Administration seeks a $175,000 fine against Elon Musk's SpaceX, alleging it did not submit required data ahead of a Falcon 9 launch.

Super Nintendo World is now open at Universal Studios in Hollywood. A look at Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenged and the Toadstool Cafe.

Dominion Voting pointed to evidence that Fox News anchors expressed doubts in Donald Trump's false claims of a rigged election in 2020.

The IRS has unveiled a new option to respond to certain agency notices online. Here's what filers need to know.

States such as New Jersey are working to help people hurt by racially biased drug policies get licenses to sell marijuana legally.

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National Geographic announced the winning photographs from its first "Pictures of the Year" photo competition. Here are eight of them.

"The last thing I'm going to do is to compromise on the margins ... of electric cars," Renault CEO Luca de Meo told CNBC.

Economic data in January showed an unexpectedly strong U.S. economy. Markets fell, fearing a more hawkish Fed determined to strangle inflation.

Economic data in January showed an unexpectedly strong U.S. economy. Markets fell, fearing a more hawkish Fed determined to strangle inflation.

Fetterman, who beat Trump-backed Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz in the midterms, suffered a stroke last year and was recently hospitalized after feeling lightheaded.

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The remarks put to rest mounting pressure from Congress to tell the public about what these three balloons were, and whether they posed an ongoing threat.

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Hasbro reported disappointing holiday sales, which it had anticipated given slowing consumer demand.

Daniel Werfel, President Joe Biden's nominee to lead the IRS, answered questions before the Senate Finance Committee this week. Here's what to know.

If the lifesaving nasal spray Narcan is approved for over-the-counter use, people could buy it in supermarkets, convenience stores or even vending machines.

The update comes a day after Ford confirmed production of the F-150 Lightning had been suspended over a potential battery issue.