Marvie Basilan

The fire danger in parts of New Mexico and some of its neighbor states will be high Wednesday as gusty winds are expected to spread even a small fire spark.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is not done with Disney yet as he threatened to turn the district's borderland into a state prison or a competing theme park.

"My choice isn't about the badge; it's about everything that lead up to the badge and how it has been handled," Chris Messina reportedly said.

About 414 ICE employees have been investigated for alleged misuse or abuse of the agency's database, according to a new report.

Minnesota may have experienced a "false summer" as a new storm system will bring some snow and gusty winds into the state and its neighbors through Monday evening.

The conditions of some of the hospitalized people are critical as they suffered cardiac problems and blood sugar level fluctuations.

The civil rights authority of California said Tesla initially declined to make available an individual who had the most knowledge about alleged discrimination in the workplace.

Mastercard believes that the program should provide musical artists with experiences to boost their creativity.

BitBoy and several other crypto influencers are defendants in a $1 billion lawsuit related to the losses incurred by investors after the fall of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX.

The blockchain solutions provider will leave Canada, along with two other crypto firms that announced their exits from the country this year.

Microsoft's president Brad Smith said Russian intelligence and Wagner Group believe that gaming communities are "a good place" to spread misinformation.

In a rare interview with BBC, Elon Musk says Twitter is now "roughly breaking even," adding most of the advertisers who left the platform after his acquisition have returned.

At least half a dozen companies that received funding from SoftBank have implemented layoffs so far this year — not to mention the other startups that cut their workforce during the peak of the tech layoffs late last year.

Soaring operational costs, alongside the rise in e-commerce sales, are expected to play a key role in the closure of thousands of retail stores in the country within the next five years.

Alibaba has unveiled its own version of ChatGPT, but an analyst believes China isn't ready yet to embrace generative AI unlike the current environment in the U.S.

Wealthy Norwegians are reportedly leaving their country after the government increased wealth tax in November, and some said they had "no choice" due to high taxes.

Barry Sternlicht has thrown jabs at the Fed over the past months, calling out the government's methods in reporting rental data.

Tweets from Chinese officials and state media accounts increased during the week of TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew's grilling at Congress, raising questions about just how invested Beijing is in the app that U.S. lawmakers want out.

Ahead of a conference with advertisers next week, some of the business world's top advertisers are reportedly concerned about how Elon Musk "perpetuated" racism on Twitter.

Tesla's gigafactory in Austin is bustling with activity, but challenges remain, as the EV giant is faced with complaints related to wages, environmental concerns and bright lights bleeding into residential homes.

Once-resilient Apple and 116 other tech companies laid off thousands of employees in March as the wider economic downturn continues to beat down the industry.

Multiple roads and highways across the Dakotas have been closed to traffic due to extreme weather conditions.

Details are emerging about the failed demonstration of Amazon's drone delivery in Lockeford, giving insight about just how difficult the journey has been for Prime Air since it was first unveiled in 2013.

Virgin Orbit filed for bankruptcy Tuesday after it halted operations and placed most of its employees on unpaid furlough.

Saudi Arabia's western business ties soured in 2018, following U.S. intelligence that its crown prince ordered the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.

When Apple's big tech peers slashed their workforces by the thousands starting late last year, the iPhone maker stood out as it tightened spending instead of letting full-time workers go.

Google has been known for its lavish employee perks such as microkitchens or snack bars, but such benefits have been reduced and the company seems to be cutting back even on basic office supplies.

Pinduoduo, which is estimated to have more than 700 million active monthly users, was recently suspended by Google on the Play Store for security reasons.

U.K. banks have rejected applications and started requiring loads of paperwork for crypto firms to accomplish, according to a report.