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The Biden administration is threatening to take back millions of federal dollars from Arizona because it's only giving that money to schools without mask mandates,

A letter signed by Babe Ruth and linked to his 1918 endorsement contract with Louisville Slugger — the famed Kentucky baseball bat manufacturer — is up for bid in The MINT25 Auction, which runs through Saturday, Jan. 29, and is being conducted by Lelands.

There is a new queen of Instagram. It's Kylie Jenner.

Homeowners who agreed to participate in the now-canceled Magnolia Network show “Home Work” are speaking out and sharing their negative experiences working with stars Andy and Candis Meredith on their personal home renovations. The couple has denied the allegations.

Mark Wahlberg is taking his business endeavors to the beverage industry.

As COVID-19 cases reach record highs, hospitals around the U.S. are struggling to meet the capacity of patients. An ongoing staff shortage is leaving systems stretched thin and forcing elective surgeries to be postponed.

A look back at "Full House" star Bob Saget's career from comedy to television and beyond.

A music video written by famed singer-songwriter John Ondrasik titled "Blood on my Hands" went viral this week before being removed and then reinstated on YouTube Friday.

The launch of Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Network was marred by controversy after the stars of one of its new original shows were criticized for performing shoddy home improvement work.

John Legend, 47, has sold his music catalog to KKR & Co. Inc. and BMG, joining many of his peers who have been inking deals to help set up their legacies and cash in on their life’s work.

A U.S. judge on Friday allowed Purdue Pharma to immediately challenge her rejection of legal protections for Sackler family members who own the OxyContin maker, and which were a major component of its bankruptcy reorganization plan.

Micro schools are the latest schooling alternative to take off as more teachers and parents are becoming fed up with schools keeping their classrooms closed and students falling behind.

The U.S. Labor Department has announced a lawsuit against a Georgia auto repair shop owner who paid an employee with more than 91,000 pennies.

The world's largest technology show, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), is back on in person for the first time in two years despite a surge in COVID cases with the omicron variant. While big players like Amazon pulled out of attending in person, smaller businesses and startups want the foot traffic CES brings.

The Netflix original movie “Don’t Look Up” just became the most-watched film on the platform within a one-week span thanks in large part to its doubt over the holiday weekend.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney reflects on the Capitol riots during his latest "My Take" on "Varney & Co."

Businesses are concerned they could be liable for staff and visitors that test positive as the spread of COVID-19 remains high.

Amber Heard was recently spotted driving what is believed to be the Tesla that Tesla founder Elon Musk gave her while they were dating.