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The recent inflation surge has hit the baby supplies industry, and families are struggling, but nonprofits are stepping in to help.

Kraft Heinz' dijon mustard brand has waded into the drama surrounding Olivia Wilde's viral salad dressing drama. The company is releasing limited-edition "Don't Worry Dijon" jars.

A U.S. Court of Appeals granted a motion to temporarily block President Biden's student loan handout plan from taking effect, siding with Republican-led states.

"Love Story" singer Taylor Swift dropped her 10th studio album "Midnights," and fans were quick to react. Spotify crashed Friday as soon as it released.

"The Dukes of Hazzard" star John Schneider calls out the "narcissistic" Hollywood culture that cares more about "the bottom line" than independent thought.

Former Reagan economic adviser Art Laffer analyzes UK Prime Minister Liz Truss' controversial decision to step down after less than two months in office.

Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin has completed his divestment from the company that owns the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Devils, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused some 90,000 restaurants to close, according to industry sources. But a few brave entrepreneurs opened new eateries and are reaping the rewards today. Here are three.

International celebrity chef Daniel Boulud said the government was "cowardly and irrational' in its handling of the COVID crisis. "It was scary, very scary," he told Fox News Digital.

Charles Payne believes the ability for investors to educate themselves on social media, which coincided with the launch of Fox Business, has caused an “information boom.”

Restaurateur Keith McNally made headlines after he banned James Corden from his Manhattan restaurant Monday. He is known for refusing to give celebrity customers special treatment.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness this October, Gerri Willis, Lauren Hallam and health care professionals coordinated the first-ever mammogram van in New York for employees.

Comedian James Corden has been unbanned from NYC's Balthazar restaurant after "apologizing profusely" over angry outbursts in the upscale eatery, Keith McNally said on Instagram.

"Halloween Ends" landed the top spot in the box office over the weekend. The film, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, debuted at more than $40 million during the thriller's opening weekend.

New England, known for its cold winters, is at risk of rolling blackouts this winter because of increased competition with the European Union for liquified natural gas.

"Terrifier 2" was released in theaters as a low-budget, indie-slasher film and instantly had fans taking to Twitter to share about their visceral reactions to watching the movie.

Some people are turning to Apple's AirTags to track loved ones with dementia. Public health officials warn it may not be the best choice, not just due to its tracking ability.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's shift to the metaverse with his rebranded Meta platform has struggled to gain traction, according to internal documents.

With just over three weeks to the midterm elections, some polls show the economy could be the deciding factor with voters worried about a recession.

Abbott is recalling several of its ready-to-feed baby formula products due to a bottle defect that could result in the product being spoiled.