Cullen Paradis

Tesla's future is unclear as many new competitors look to cut into their share of the electric vehicle market

This week's distribution was especially large due to plus-up payments and two-week a backlog of relief checks.

Boebert was responding to a new policy allowing U.S. embassies to fly the flag to commemorate George Floyd's murder.

A study by the Institute for the Future of Work suggests that using AI surveillance erodes trust between employees, managers and companies.

ExxonMobil leadership couldn't prevent a shareholder revolt at the annual meeting, with at least two board seats lost to climate concerns.

Tesla is once again using roadways to test new tech, with all new Model 3 and Y deliveries featuring exclusively optical autopilot.

When asked about the bruising a student received while he was teaching art class, Mark Samsel told police "God works in mysterious ways."

The former president is taking a victory lap that characteristically ignores his own role in getting the idea getting dismissed, and the wave of anti-Asian hate his theories sparked.

Dylann Roof's lawyers say he's unfit to stand trial, but their client has said explicitly in the past that he's mentally sound and has no remorse.

Lisa Michelle O'Quinn now faces a variety of charges, with police still investigating the possibility of charging her with a hate crime.

Musk said he'd met with North American cryptocurrency miners to discuss sustainability, sending Bitcoin rocketing within a hair's breadth of $40,000.

Lael Brainard highlighted the importance of digital currencies in the era of COVID-19

Legal action from human rights group Avaaz hopes to force the Scottish government to pry deeper into allegations of money laundering.

Adrian's "birthday kick back" had some attendees kicking back in a cell after his invitation post went viral and attracted thousands to the beach party.

The jackpot grows to $236 million for Wednesday's drawing.

May has been a good month for the vital predators, with rebounding populations, growing conservation efforts and greater public understanding.

2021 already has an expanded child tax credit, but Biden and congressional Democrats have said they aim to extend it for four years at least.

Longtime Trump Organization Executive Allen Weisselberg has stood loyal for decades, but the most recent criminal probe has extended to his family.

Trump had a message for the 35 Republican who broke ranks to vote for a Jan. 6 riot commission: "The voters understand."

The Ohio Representative has garnered attention online for a fiery speech during Wednesday's debate over a proposal Jan. 6 commission.

Some Americans are dealing with persistent unemployment and state splashing benefits, but those with large retirement accounts are going just fine.

Experts warn that the limited lifespan of the COVID-19 vaccine and the rise of variants will mean boosted shots will be necessary to maintain immunity.

A new policy mandates a 30-day waiting period. It's cut divorces dramatically, but women's advocates say that's not necessarily a good thing.

The civil probe of the Manhattan DA has been joined by the New York Attorney General, adding a criminal element to the investigation.

Trump may not be facing trial, but that hasn't stopped Capitol rioters from trying to make him part of their defense.

A resolution on racial equality has brought hidden divisions to the fore as Marathon County finds itself embroiled in conflict.

Rural areas have increasingly been the focus of vaccination efforts as inoculation rates falter. The Biden administration has even teamed up with NASCAR to help.

Xiang Xueqiu, the wife of Belgian ambassador to Korea, Peter Lescouhier, is seen attacking a clerk who thought she was shoplifting in widely-shared CCTV footage.

New FTC data shows a huge spike in cryptocurrency scams across the board, with one wrinkle in particular: a predilection for fake Elon Musks.