President Donald Trump proposes using tariff revenue to fund $2,000 payments to Americans, with leftover funds targeting the nation's $38 trillion debt reduction efforts.

Visa and Mastercard settlement cuts credit card swipe fees by 0.1%, potentially saving consumers. But the retail advocacy group NRF doesn't believe that's enough.

Texas voters approved constitutional amendments to ban certain taxes that will help cement the Lone Star State's business-friendly reputation.

OpenAI launches free ChatGPT Plus program for transitioning veterans and service members, as the initiative tackles the 70% employment challenge with AI-powered career tools.

Mega Millions offers a $900 million jackpot with $415.3 million cash value for the November 11 drawing, approaching the $1 billion milestone.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns government shutdown could slash economic growth by half this quarter, calling impact worse each day the impasse continues.

Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's NYC mayoral victory signals socialism's growing appeal in America's financial capital, sparking debate over capitalism's future.

Trump calls tariff critics "fools" and promises $2,000 dividend for Americans from tariff revenue as his trade policies face Supreme Court challenge.

Honda announces a voluntary recall of 406,000 Civic vehicles with model years from 2016-2021 over faulty wheel nuts that may loosen and cause wheels to detach.

International flights will remain unaffected by the government shutdown due to binding agreements, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said.

The cost of Walmart's Thanksgiving bundle is almost 30% lower this year than last. While this doesn't fix the affordability issue, it's definitely a step in the right direction

Consumer confidence slumps to a three-year low as government shutdown fears grip American households, with sentiment dropping to 50.3 amid economic uncertainty.