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Thomson Reuters recently launched new generative AI tools to help legal professionals research legal questions using natural language and generate draft things like briefs or contracts.

America's oldest gun manufacture, Remington, will officially move out of its longtime location in New York to Georgia, which locals are lamenting.

Duke Energy will remove batteries manufactured by CATL, a Chinese company with CCP ties, from a solar array project at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen dodged questions after she was asked to confirm whether the department is monitoring Americans' private transactions for signs of "extremism."

Seventy current or former employees of New York City's public housing agency were arrested in raids across six states Tuesday in the largest-ever single-day bribery bust.

Several American public pension funds have poured billions of dollars into the Chinese market over the last three years, sparking concerns over national security.

Unanticipated holiday spending has pushed some consumers to increasingly rely on personal loans or ask lenders for higher credit card limits, a recent analysis said.

Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler has increasingly drawn the ire of Biden administration officials and House Democrats over his approach to increased regulation.

Tesla and X CEO Elon Musk attacked the media watchdog Media Matters for America as an “evil propaganda machine" after its report defamed the social media platform.

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow says "Republicans have a very good shot at some serious border reforms" on "Kudlow."

China's Evergrande Group has been granted an adjournment until Jan. 29 for a court hearing on a liquidation petition, allowing the developer more time to finalize a debt plan.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney reacted to a New York law signed by Mayor Eric Adams that prohibits discrimination on the basis of a person's height or weight in employment.

Bayer's Monsanto must pay $165 million to school employees near Seattle who claim harm from exposure to chemicals in the company's light fixtures, as ruled by a U.S. jury.

The U.S. government has finished presenting its case against Google in an antitrust trial, accusing the tech giant of breaking the law to dominate online search.

OpenAI's GPT-4 chatbot managed to score higher than most aspiring lawyers on a national legal ethics exam required in most states in order to practice law.

Thomson Reuters announced the incorporation of generative artificial intelligence tools into its legal research platform to take questions in natural language and synthesize responses.

Moddy's Investors Services lowered the United States' credit rating from "stable" to "negative" on Friday ahead of a possible government shutdown.

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler has seen his overall net worth skyrocket in recent years while overseeing top financial regulators.

The Department of Homeland Security is rolling out reforms to the controversial H-1B visa program, promising to crack down on abuse and fraud.

President Biden "is not doing anything" while watching "war clouds in Asia" and over American soil take form, Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang says.