Madison Dudley

Walgreens saw a decrease in shrinkage loss during its first quarter, but suffered an overall loss of $3.7 billion due to opioid litigation.

The ancient city of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO world heritage site, has been shut down, and tourists evacuated as Peruvian protesters block roads and train routes.

Cox Communications announces its new mobile service, Cox Mobile, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, competing with Charter and Comcast.

General Motors retakes its spot as America's top automaker from Toyota but U.S. car sales continue to decline into 2023.

On Sunday, two men broke into the Protestant Christian Cemetery on Mount Zion and desecrated over 30 graves in what religious leaders call an act of bigotry.

Southwest Airlines is offering 25,000 frequent flier points to customers impacted by the company's holiday meltdown.

College bowl season is well underway, and as players take the field, the conversation turns the players who decide to transfer and those that show up.

On Friday, the Biden Administration announced the reversal of a Trump Era rule to expand federal protections for national waterways.

There were no grand prize winners in Friday's Mega Millions drawing, bringing Tuesday's estimated jackpot to $785 million to start the new year.

An atmospheric river will be making landfall over the west coast this new years, brining with it heavy rain, wind and flooding conditions.

On Thursday, a regional magistrate issued an arrest warrant for former Botswana president Ian Khama for the possession of illegal firearms.

The town of Eudora, Arkansas, has been put on a mandatory civil emergency curfew by mayor Tomeka Butler after an increase in violent crime.

Starbucks announced it is changing its rewards program this week, increasing the number of stars needed to redeem items,

On Tuesday, French police arrested a Ukrainian billionaire who is under investigation for participating in a scheme to embezzle $100 million.

China is easing travel restrictions after almost three years of strict COVID-19 policy, but as cases rise, the U.S. and other countries are growing cautious.

Four substations in Washington state were attacked on Christmas day in the latest act of violence and vandalism against the national power grid.

Southwest Airlines canceled 2,909 flights on Monday and preemptively canceled 2,519 flights on Tuesday.

The EU energy crisis will continue to get worse in 2023, but high energy costs pose a unique opportunity for green energy to fill the gap.

The second film in James Cameron's saga has thrived at the global box office.

A survey of over 340 logistical managers found the majority believe current global supply chain issues will continue into 2024.

No one won the $510 million jackpot in Friday's Mega Millions drawing, bringing Tuesday's estimated jackpot to $565 million.

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar has ended, leaving the country with eight massive stadiums and even larger ambitions for the future.

A number of universities across the U.S. are moving to ban TikTok after states signed legislation forbidding the app on government networks and devices.

On Tuesday, the Taliban announced a ban on Afghan women attending university, but Taliban officials continue to send their daughters to school abroad.

A "bomb cyclone" of winter weather has caused the cancellation of more than 2,000 flights, disrupting holiday travel.

A police chief in a small Iowa town is facing federal charges after illegally procuring 90 machine guns and selling them for personal profit.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Gates said Musk's "seat-of-his-pants" management style is worsening political polarization.

Ford Motor Company has raised the price of its electric truck, the F-150 Lighting Pro. This is the third price increase for the model in a year.

Chile is battling 18 wildfires around the capital of Santiago. A heatwave has caused fire conditions to worsen as vulnerable citizens are asked to stay inside.