Madison Dudley

The FBI reported that in 2021 U.S. businesses lost around $7 billion through criminal cyber activity, the majority attacking small businesses.

The COP15 is wrapping up in Montreal this weekend and tensions are high as countries argue over nature funding and land protection.

A report from the Department of Health and Human Services found one out of every 18 ER patients in the U.S. is misdiagnosed each year.

The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences said Thursday that Noah, who just filmed his last episode of "The Daily Show," will host the awards in 2023.

Free COVID-19 test kits are now available at covid.gov/tests. The limited-time offer gives four kits to a single household. Kits will start shipping next week.

HBO Max announced more titles are be leaving the streaming service, leaving fans and show runners puzzled.

Oregon Governor, Kate Brown, commuted all of the state's 17 death sentences on Tuesday.

Co-founder and former CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey said Tuesday that he made mistakes while running the company, but the site is still struggling.

COP15 is meeting on biodiversity protection in Montreal this week. The conference tagline is "Nature positive by 2030," but what is "nature positive?"

Elon Musk is no longer the world's wealthiest person. LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault now holds the title with a net-worth of $188.6 billion.

On Monday, Twitter dissolved its Trust and Safety Council, increasing concerns about growing hate speech, harassment and user harm.

A study of over 20,000 people from around the world found that most people believe social media is beneficial to democracy, but the U.S. is the outlier.

AI-generated art is going viral and artists are worried the trend could use their work or take their livelihoods.

There was no grand prize winner in Friday's Mega Millions drawing. Tuesday's jackpot is now $400M.

A $15 billion tourist train is being built in the Yucatan, and many archeologists say the train will destroy historic sites and the rain forest.

Investigators of the murder of four University of Idaho students are asking the public for tips about a white sedan found in the vicinity of the crime scene.

The COP15 biodiversity conference started in Montreal on Wednesday, with many urging for more nature protection to safeguard the world's future.

An off-duty FBI agent shot and killed a person at a busy D.C. metro station on Wednesday night following a brief altercation.

"Wonder Woman 3", the third installment of Patty Jenkins' "Wonder Woman" franchise, is said to be scrapped by DC as the studio changes creative direction.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon warns that increased shoplifting could cause prices to rise and stores to shut down to save costs.

The Taliban held their first public execution since retaking control of Afghanistan in August of 2021.

Rising prices and the looming recession have put a damper on holiday spending this year.

The last 747 to be made was wheeled out of Boeing's factory north of Seattle on Tuesday night as the company looks to make more fuel-efficient planes.

PepsiCo announced in a memo to employees it plans to lay off hundreds of North American employees, primarily in its beverage division, as the company cuts costs.

Ukraine arrested and charged a Ukrainian civilian who returned a dazed Russian pilot to Russian troops with treason. The civilian said he had no other option.

A new study found that of the over 24 million millionaires in the U.S., over one-third of them are skeptical they have enough funds to last through retirement.

There were no jackpot winners in Friday's Mega Millions drawing, bringing Tuesday's estimated jackpot to $354 million.

AP is offering African American Studies courses in 60 schools across the country as apart of a new pilot program.

NYC Mayor's office posted a job listing Wednesday looking for a "citywide director of rodent mitigation" to mitigate the city's famous rat population.