Kremlin Says Trump's Sanctions Threat Is Nothing New: 'We Don't See Any New Elements Here'
Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the president used similar demands during his first term in the White House
Trump Suggests Eliminating FEMA: 'I'd Rather See The States Take Care Of Their Own Problems'
The president blasted Democrats for their response to natural disasters and said the federal agency is 'getting in the way of everything'
Huge Fire Burns At World's Largest Battery Plant in Northern California
The fire broke out Thursday at the Moss Landing Power Plant and forced the evacuation of about 1,500 nearby residents
Mysterious Airstrip Is Being Built On A Remote Island Off Yemen: Report
Abd al-Kuri sits in the Indian Ocean along a critical commercial waterway near the mouth of the Gulf of Aden
Biden Won't Enforce TikTok Ban, Administration Official Claims, Rendering SCOTUS Opinions Moot
ByteDance, the app's Chinese owner, has faced a Sunday deadline to divest from the company or it could go dark in the U.S.
Louisiana Shipbuilder Used Illegal Labor To Build Coast Guard Ships
Bollinger Shipyards agreed to pay more than $1 million to settle the allegations that it "knowingly" billed the Coast Guard for the "ineligible" workers.
Military Veterans More Likely To Stay With Employers Longer, Study Finds
17% of veterans said they preferred to stick with one employer between 16 to 20 years, compared to 11% of non-veterans; 28% opted for more than 21 years
Home Builders Say Cancellations Are Climbing As Mortgage Rates Continue To Rise
Freddie Mac said Thursday that the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose above 7%
British Woman Dies in 'Violent Collision' On Ski Slope In French Alps
The 62-year-old ran into a stationary skier on the slopes; efforts to resuscitate her failed.
Bank of America Is The Latest Big Bank To Show Big Earnings
BofA reported its fourth quarter profits doubled over the same period in 2023
Giuliani Expected In Court To Fight To Keep Yankees Rings In Defamation Judgment
The former Trump lawyer has been ordered to surrender millions of dollars in assets to satisfy a judgment against him for defaming two Georgia election workers.
Frustrated Americans Are Tipping Less: 'Tipping Culture In The US Cracking'
Rising menu prices and the constant prompt for gratuities on digital registers are taking their toll on customers' generosity
Constellation Buys Rival Calpine For $16.4 Billion, Forming Largest 'Clean Energy' Producer In The US
Combined, they will have a capacity of 60 gigawatts from nuclear, natural gas, geothermal, hydro, wind, solar, cogeneration and battery storage.
Insurers Could Face $20 Billion In Loses From California Wildfires, Double Original Estimates
The blazes, which have killed at least 10 people, are scorching some of the most expensive communities in the United States, home to movie stars' multi-million mansions
Damages And Economic Loss From Southern California Wildfires Could Hit $150 Billion
AccuWeather said it increased its estimates as the blazes have created "one of the costliest wildfire disasters in modern U.S. history."
Credit Card Spending Accelerated In December As Americans Spent On Services And Retail
Household spending was up 2.2% in December versus the prior year.
Macy's Closing Dozens Of Stores, Including Iconic Philadelphia Location: 'Never Easy'
The retailer previously announced it would shutter 150 'nonproductive' stores as part of a revitalization plan.
30-Year Mortgage Rates Now Highest Since July: Freddie Mac
The rate averaged 6.93%, up from 6.91% last week. It has been trending upward for the past four weeks.
Spacecraft Captures Amazing Close-Up Photos of Mercury
The BepiColombo flew just 183 miles above the planet's surface on its sixth and final flyby before going into orbit next year
Obama, Trump Share Chat, Laughs Before Start Of Jimmy Carter Funeral Service
The two rivals were all smiles as they engaged in a deep discussion at the National Cathedral service for the 39th president.
Health Alert Issued Over Empanadas Sold At Walmart
The product may contain Apple Cinnamon Empanadas that have milk, an allergen not declared on the label.
Trump Calls On Gov. Newsom To Resign Over California Wildfires: 'This Is All His Fault'
The California Democrat says Trump is "politicizing" the situation as thousands of residents are fleeing their homes because of the wind-whipped fires
President Biden Cancels Final Overseas Trip Due To Los Angeles Wildfires
Biden was scheduled to meet with Pope Francis and top Italian government officials. A meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was also planned.
Nippon Steel and US Steel Hit Back At Biden's 'Unlawful Decision' To Block Sale
The president rejected the $14.9 billion deal between the steelmakers over national security concerns.
McDonald's Faces Lawsuit Over Orange Juice Upcharge: 'Deceptively Misleads Consumers'
Customers claim advertisements made it appear juice came with some breakfast combo meals but had to pay extra.
Applause Breaks Out As House Clerk Announces Matt Gaetz Won't Serve His Term
The chamber applauded the news that the Florida Republican wouldn't be a member of the 119th Congress.
Fishermen Capture Suspected Chinese Underwater Spy Drone
The yellow drone with the markings 'HY-119' was snagged about six miles off the coast in the Philippines.
Ukraine's Backup Plan If Western Aid Stops Revealed: A Missile That Can Reach Moscow
Ukraine is developing a version of the Trembita rocket with enough range to strike deep inside Russia in case Trump cuts off military assistance.
Apple Offering Rare iPhone Discounts In China
The price cut comes as the tech giant faces intense competition from domestic rivals like Vivo and Huawei.
New Photos, Video Show Mysterious Suspect Who Planted Pipe Bombs Ahead Of Capitol Attack
The FBI released the new images in hopes of getting more information about the suspect nearly four years ago near the headquarters of the RNC and DNC in Washington, D.C.
