Which State Has The Highest Minimum Wage? Which States Are At $7.25?
A look at the minimum wage as California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs groundbreaking law for low-wage workers.
Why Do Americans Celebrate Labor Day? A Breakdown Of The Holiday
The celebration of Labor Day extends from the 19th century onward and is still a valuable reminder of how important workers' rights are to U.S. history.
This Is Why Wayfair Is Cutting Almost 900 Jobs
Wayfair announced Friday that the company would cut almost 900 jobs, which is a reduction of the company's workforce by 5%.
Texas School District Targets Popular Books For Review And Removal
A Texas school district is being called out for its review and potential removal process of many popular and important books.
After Raid On Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Estate, Mike Pence Considers Testifying Before Jan. 6 Committee
Former Vice President Mike Pence said he would be willing to testify before the Jan. 6 committee after the FBI raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate.
Another Pharmaceutical Company Facing Opioid Epidemic Lawsuits Files For Bankruptcy
Opioid epidemic lawsuits caused many companies to file for bankruptcy, and Endo Pharmaceuticals is the latest victim.
Elon Musk Wrote An Op-Ed For China's Cyberspace Administration's Magazine: Here's What He Said
Elon Musk wrote an op-ed for China's Cyberspace Administration's magazine about his hopes for the future of technology.
Starbucks Wants To Pause Union Mail-In Elections Over NLRB Misconduct Concerns
Starbucks alleges the National Labor Relations Board engaged in misconduct with pro-union efforts at Starbucks locations.
Pennsylvania Man Plows Through Crowd At Fundraiser, Leaving 1 Dead, 17 Injured
A Pennsylvania man plowed a car through a fundraising event and then was arrested for killing his mother.
FBI Releases 'Rust' Shooting Forensic Report That Contradicts Alec Baldwin's Claims
Actor Alec Baldwin previously said that he did not pull the trigger in the fatal shooting that killed "Rust" cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Gunman Shoots Himself After Driving Vehicle Into A Barricade Near Capitol
The Capitol Police do not the motive behind the shooting.
Violence In Tijuana Causes US To Issue 'Shelter In Place' Order For Government Employees
The violence in Tijuana, Mexico led to a shelter in place order on Friday from the U.S. government to citizens and employees in the area.
Jeffrey Toobin Finally Exits CNN Two Years After Zoom Call Disaster
CNN's chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin announced he will be leaving the network after last appearing on Aug. 4.
What Did FBI Agents Find At Trump's 'Winter White House' In Mar-a-Lago?
A judge unsealed the FBI warrant that authorized the raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate on Friday afternoon.
Whole Foods CEO Criticizes Younger Generations Who 'Don't Seem To Want To Work'
Whole Foods CEO John Mackey had some criticism for younger generations of workers on a recent podcast episode.
Walgreens Offering High Signing Bonuses For Pharmacists Amid Tough Job Market
A tough labor market has Walgreens offering new pharmacists up to a $75,000 signing bonus.
Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act: Would Current EV Purchases Qualify For A Tax Credit?
The Inflation Reduction Act will hurt EV consumers short term but may benefit them long term.
Have Americans Moved On From COVID-19? Optimism About The Pandemic Ending Drops
Americans are less confident that the COVID-19 pandemic will ever end.
Local Italian Pizza Shops Beat Dominos, Restaurant Chain Exits Italy
Domino's did not have success in expanding its business in Italy because of the quality of the local market.
Capitol Riots: Alex Jones' Texts Turned Over To Jan 6 Committee By Sandy Hook Lawyer
CNN reports Mark Bankston, a lawyer for two Sandy Hook parents, sent the Jan. 6 Committee far-right radio show host Alex Jones' texts.
Axios Sells Itself To Cox Enterprises In A $525 Million Deal
Axios Media and Cox Enterprises inked a $525 million deal on Sunday that hopes to continue investments in local journalism
Grocery Stores Push Through Pandemic But Food Inflation Still Bites
While consumers return to the supermarket, many balk at the inflation-driven prices.
Senator Whitehouse Says FBI's Investigation Into Justice Brett Kavanaugh Was Not Thourough
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Senator Whitehouse accused the FBI of not conducting a thorough investigation of SCOTUS Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
'There May Be Hundreds Of Other People Infected:' NY Health Department Identifies Polio Cases
Since the New York State Department of Health found the first case of polio in nearly a decade, it says there are likely "hundreds" more.
Indiana Bans Most Abortions With Gov. Holcomb's Signature
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a bill into law late Friday night that bans nearly all abortions.
FDA Considering Breaking Up Single Monkeypox Vaccine Into Five Smaller Doses To Increase Supply
The FDA is considering an approach to monkeypox vaccination that would split one dose into five with a different method of administration.
Roomba Vacuum Maker Purchased By Amazon For $1.7 Billion
Amazon is set to acquire iRobot, the maker of the Roomba robot vacuum, for $1.7 billion, or $61 per share.
Inflation, Climate Bills Make Progress As Key Senators Finally Reach A Deal
The Bill Back Better bill will finally go through the Senate as the Inflation Reduction Act.
New York Man Sentenced To 30 Years For Threats Against LGBTQ+ Communities
The man sent threatening letters to LGBTQ+ affiliated individuals, groups, and businesses for eight years.
Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump Testify In NY AG Investigation Into The Trump Organization
Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. testified in New York Attorney General Letitia James' investigation into the Trump organization.
