Hurricane Helene Slams Into Florida Coast As A Category 4
Helene brought winds in excess of 140 mph and storm surge estimated up to 20 feet in Apalachee Bay.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Indicted: Reports
"I always knew that If I stood my ground for New Yorkers that I would be a target -- and a target I became," Adams said. "If I am charged, I am innocent and I will fight this with every ounce of my strength and spirit."
House Approves Stopgap Measure To Fund Government Through Dec. 20
The House voted 341 yeas (209 Democrats, 132 Republicans) to 82 nays (all Republicans) to pass the stopgap spending package.
Florida Evacuations Underway In Anticipation Of Cat 3 Hurricane Helene
'This could be the storm that the 2024 hurricane season is remembered for,' AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jon Porter told USA Today.
Buffalo Bills' Fans Get Bond-Buying Option To Finance New Stadium
Buffalo Bills fans have long been known for their passion and patience for a franchise that has never won a Super Bowl. Now they are getting the chance to show their support for their NFL team by buying bonds to build a new stadium.
Wall Street Shatters Records, Fueled by Fed's 'Jumbo Cut'
Fueled by the Federal Reserve's aggressive cut in the benchmark rate on Wednesday, Wall Street set all-time highs Thursday.
Judgment Day For Trump Media As Shares Near All-Time Low
Donald Trump can decide whether to start selling shares in his company, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT).
23andMe CEO Under Fire After Directors Resign From Board
Genetic-testing firm 23andMe was dealt a major blow in its effort to take the company public on Tuesday when its independent directors resigned from the board over what it called CEO Anne Wojcicki's lack of action on the matter.
Sam's Club Raises Hourly Wages In Effort To Keep Pace With Costco
Sam's Club upped the ante in its retail rivalry with Costco on Tuesday with a hefty pay raise for its 100,000 employees.
Retail sales top expectations as Fed prepares for rate cut
Consumer spending remained strong in August as U.S. retail sales beat expectations, lending more credibility to the Federal Reserve's pending reduction in interest rates.
Tupperware Plans To File For Bankruptcy: Report
Tupperware, the company that billed itself as a "fresh idea" to American consumers for nearly 80 years, finally appears to be approaching its expiration date.
Musk Finally Deletes 'Joke' Post About Trump Assassination Attempt
Elon Musk struck a sour chord Sunday in a post on X about the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
Questions Surround Fed's Interest Rate Cut Strategy
The one thing U.S. economists are counting on this week is a much-anticipated interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. However, the fallout from Wednesday's expected move is not so certain.
Video: Banksy Artwork Stolen From London Gallery In Smash And Grab
2 men have been arrested and charged with burglary for allegedly stealing an autographed print by the popular artist this week.
Trump's Social Security Proposal Could Cost Up To $1.6 Trillion In Tax Revenue
Former President Donald Trump's plan to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits is coming under fire from economists for adding a projected $1.6 trillion in tax revenue over the next decade.
Wholesale Prices Clear The Way For Fed Rate Cuts
The U.S. economy appears to have cleared the final hurdle for the Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates next week with Thursday's data showing wholesale prices on target with projections.
Boeing Workers Vote On New Contract As Possible Strike Looms
Boeing employees are voting today whether to support a potentially devastating strike in the Seattle region, with workers weighing in on a new contract as the old one expires Thursday.
2025 Social Security Cost-Of-Living Increase Likely Lowest In 4 Years
Social Security recipients will likely see the smallest cost-of-living increase in the last four years after the release of government data showing that inflationary pressures are cooling.
Trump Media Stock Falls, Solar Shares Heat Up In Wake Of Debate
While media pundits and undecided voters continue to argue the highs and lows of Tuesday night's presidential debate in Philadelphia, the stock markets are choosing the winners and losers Wednesday on Wall Street.
Campbell's Is Dropping The 'Soup' In Favor Of Snack Options
The Campbell Company unveiled its new name and logo Tuesday, reflecting a switch from its soup-driven brand to reflect the wide selection of foods under its umbrella.
Gen Z, Millennials Skipping Parenthood Over The Price Tag: Study
Two generations of Americans are increasingly opting against parenthood, and they blame it on the rising cost of raising children, according to a new study from MassMutual.
Francine Strengthens As It Takes Aim At US Gulf Coast
Residents along the U.S. Gulf Coast are bracing for Tropical Storm Francine, which is strengthening toward hurricane status as it travels north to a likely Wednesday landfall.
US Partnering With India On Semiconductor Supply Chain
The United States and India are working together to solve the global semiconductor chip shortage thanks to a partnership unveiled by both countries on Monday.
Eli Lilly Names New CFO Amid Weight-loss Drug Expansion Plan
U.S. pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly named a new chief financial officer on Monday during a critical time for the company's exploding weight-loss drug market.
'Donald Trump Is Not A Conservative': Liz Cheney
Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) ratcheted up her criticism of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump over the weekend, saying the MAGA movement firebrand is "not a conservative."
Liz Cheney Says Father Dick Cheney Also Will Vote For Democratic Ticket
Liz Cheney said Friday that her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, will be joining her in backing the Democratic ticket in the 2024 presidential election.
US Announces $250M Package To Ukraine But Denies Missiles To Strike Deep Inside Russia
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin unveiled the package at a joint press conference with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.
Wall Street Ends Week On Sour Note On Job Report, Drop In Tech Stocks
Wall Street ended the week in a sour note Friday on the heels of a disappointing August jobs report and a continued sell-off of technology stocks.
Warren Buffett Rakes In $7 Billion From Bank Of America Stock Sales
Berkshire Hathaway has sold Bank of America stock in nine consecutive trading sessions, dating back to Aug. 26.
Trump Plans To Put Elon Musk In Charge Of US Government Audit
Former President Donald Trump outlined his economic plan to appoint billionaire Elon Musk to head a new efficiency commission that would involve an in-depth audit of the government to eliminate wasteful spending.