Joshua Markland

Several unidentified gunmen attacked an Argentinian market owned by the in-laws of soccer star Lionel Messi Thursday, leaving behind a threatening note.

Tesla stock continued its precipitous decline Thursday as investors react to a lackluster Investors Day presentation.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene argued with a top-ranking Georgia election official about the conspiracies she has continued to spread since the 2020 election.

Delta Airlines pilots agreed to a new contract on Wednesday, agreeing to a 34% wage increase by 2026.

TikTok said Wednesday it would be implementing an automatic 60-minute screen time limit for all users under the age of 18.

The FDA on Tuesday announced a crackdown on imports of xylazine, an animal sedative that leaves users with gruesome, rotting wounds on their skin.

A New Jersey man carrying fake U.S. Marshal credentials faces federal charges after attempting to board a flight with firearms, ammunition, and a ballistic vest.

The Republican congresswoman said she was attacked by an "insane" woman and her adult son in an undisclosed restaurant Monday night.

Nissan is recalling more than 800,000 of its Rogue SUVs for a key problem that can cause the engine to shut off while the car is in motion.

Snapchat is adding a chatbot powered by the artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT, the company announced Monday.

Elon Musk called the media racist Sunday in defense of the "Dilbert" creator saying that white people should "get the hell away from Black people."

RNC chair Ronna McDaniel said Sunday that any Republican presidential candidate for 2024 will be expected to sign a pledge of support for the party's nominee.

Kodak Black is wanted by Florida authorities after he missed a drug test in violation of his parole, and subsequently submitted a fentanyl-contaminated sample.

As layoffs sweep through multiple business sectors, these CEOs are foregoing bonuses and slashing salaries in an attempt of solidarity with workers.

Marianne Williamson announced her intentions to seek the Democratic nomination for president in 2024, staging the first non-official challenge to Biden.

January's inflation report sent ripples down the stock market Friday, as the key index measured to gauge the economy showed there is still work to be done.

Mercedes-Benz announced that its upcoming models will allow drivers to directly download third-party apps to the center display, including TikTok.

George Santos took a shot at NYC Mayor Eric Adams Wednesday, seemingly accusing Adams of wrongdoing for the sale of over $200 million in Covid-19 supplies.

Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is being sued by a law firm claiming he has an outstanding balance of nearly $500,000.

NPR announced Wednesday its intentions to lay off 10% of its current workforce, making it the latest media outlet to slash employees in a cost-cutting move.

Microsoft launched its AI chatbot Bing onto mobile devices Wednesday, allowing users to experience the still-developing software.

Amazon acquired primary care provider One Medical on Wednesday, coming to terms on a deal that makes Amazon an even bigger player in the healthcare world.

Trump's feud with Rupert Murdoch's media establishments continues to boil over, gaining steam over coverage of Trump's rival, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

The EPA is ordering Norfolk Southern, the rail company responsible for the Ohio train derailment and chemical burn, to foot the bill for the ongoing cleanup.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene called for the U.S. to undergo a "national divorce," alarming lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.

Russian President Vladimir Putin suspended his country's participation in the last remaining nuclear arms control pact with the U.S. Tuesday.

Electric vehicles have long been thought of as the future of the automotive industry, and competition and federal incentives have made EVs much more affordable.

A company that provides workers to sanitize food processing plants paid a $1.5 million fine for illegally employing 102 children to clean meatpacking plants.

Top executives and leading hosts at Fox News privately dismissed Trump's claims of voter fraud in the days that followed the 2020 presidential election.