Nicholas Morgan

Vishal Garg, the Better.com CEO who infamously fired hundreds of his workers over a Zoom meeting, is accused by a former executive of misleading investors to keep a planned merger deal on track.

The FBI has deepened its investigation into retired Marine Corps Gen. John Allen on allegations that he illegally worked as a foreign agent on behalf of Qatar. 

Mortgage demand has continued its decline after a lackluster performance in May as more Americans opt to avoid buying a home in an environment of rising interest rates, low inventory and the potential for a recession in the near-future.

Six high-ranking Democrats have come out against any rapprochement with Saudi Arabia ahead of a possible visit by President Joe Biden absent any changes in Riyadh's policies.

An attack at a U.S. military base in Syria in April is being investigated as a possible insider attack by a fellow service member.

Elon Musk’s Starlink is unlikely to see an initial public offering (IPO) until at least 2025 and even that time frame is tentative until the venture's cash flow becomes more predictable.

A former Wisconsin judge was murdered last week in his own home in what authorities described as a “targeted attack” by a suspect the victim previously sentenced to time in prison more than a decade earlier.

A man drowned in a lake in Tempe, Arizona, after trying to avoid an encounter with three police officers.

With billions shelled out to keep doses free for greater access, the U.S. ensured that doses were not in short supply. 

Elon Musk’s bid to takeover Twitter escalated Monday after an attorney for the billionaire accused the company of withholding data on fake accounts from its prospective owner. He warned that Musk was within his right to scuttle the takeover bid if the data isn't provided.

Trouble, an Atlanta-area artist who shined a light on the tougher aspects of living in the city, was shot and killed on Sunday morning in a suspected home invasion.

House Democrats are requesting information from former President Donald Trump's son in law Jared Kushner regarding a $2 billion investment in his firm that they warn gives the appearance of a quid pro quo.

Convicted murderer Gonzalo Lopez was killed in a shootout with police in Texas on Thursday after he escaped from custody and murdered a family of five in their weekend cabin.

The state of New York has taken a step closer to becoming the first in the United States to effectively enact a moratorium on Bitcoin mining. 

Since Heard doesn't have the money to pay the judgment, she would likely have her current and future wages garnished and have to file for bankruptcy.

Former President Donald Trump's pick for Pennsylvania's governor, state Sen. Doug Mastriano, was interviewed by the FBI over any possible role in the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot.

A recent study by French researchers found that trained dogs can detect COVID-19 with about 97% accuracy. How does this method compare to common testing options like rapid tests?

Surging gas prices and high inflation are forcing Americans to scale back their vacation plans and think twice about where and how they travel this summer.

The number of job openings narrowed by about 450,000 in April, a development that will be of interest to the Fed which has warned that the current labor market is imbalanced.

Demand for mortgages has declined to lows not seen since December 2018 as the market quivers before fears that the U.S. economy is on the brink of a recession.

A Florida man died after his car swerved off a highway and plunged into a pond infested with alligators.

The Missouri Highway Patrol is investigating the shooting of a pregnant Black woman last Friday by police officers in Kansas City.

Consumer confidence in the U.S. economy dipped slightly in May as more Americans continue to express pessimism about inflation's toll on business conditions.

As cases of monkeypox continue to spread, the United Kingdom urged people who are exhibiting symptoms of the disease to abstain from having sex.

As more companies welcome the rollback of the COVID-19 pandemic, many are now left struggling to adapt to rising inflation in the United States. However, new tools in digital marketing can help them hold a competitive edge.

The Great Resignation has been a nationwide challenge, but these five states saw the highest amount of resignations in the United States.

A Washington man convicted of setting an LGBTQ bar on fire had wanted to trap bar patrons inside before he was apprehended, according to the Department of Justice.

President Joe Biden's plans to cancel up to $10,000 in student loan debt is being met with scorn from activists, who consider his proposal inadequate.

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation metric grew by 6.3% in April, its smallest increase in months, providing a tepid sign that inflation may be decelerating.