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President Biden has proposed a sweeping $6 trillion budget that would slash economic growth over the next decade while killing tens of thousands of jobs, according to a new analysis published Wednesday morning.

Musician Roger Waters slammed Mark Zuckerberg after rejecting Facebook's offer to use a Pink Floyd song.

President Biden's push for a bipartisan infrastructure bill could be thwarted by growing division among Democratic lawmakers.

Public health officials in the U.K. say they are increasingly confident that vaccines offer significant protection against the Delta variant of coronavirus, a hopeful sign as the highly transmissible strain spreads across the world.

President Biden's proposed corporate tax hike could have unintended consequences on middle-class Americans.

If the White House’s estimates are accurate, the deficit under Biden’s budget would be larger than every other deficit recorded in American history prior to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A bipartisan spending proposal put forward by a group of senators Thursday is already drawing criticism from some progressive Democrats.

The regal white Mediterranean-style Beverly Hills abode hit the market last month.

The "Sell it Like Serhant" author, TV and production franchise magnate also dished on the future of the real estate market, noting that he believes interest rates will be low "for the next couple of years."

The National Retail Federation on Thursday revised its annual sales forecast for 2021, now anticipating that retail sales will increase between 10.5% and 13.5% to more than $4.44 trillion this year.

The White House this week gave President Biden the greenlight to move forward with removing a Trump-era health care policy designed to bring down the price of insulin.

NFL great Joe Theisman isn’t against college athletes being able to monetize their name and likeness, but he calls it a “slippery slope” that will have serious implications unless the NCAA figures out a good system for it.

Retailers like Best Buy, Target and Walmart will be closed for Thanksgiving Day

Long-running infrastructure negotiations between President Biden and a coalition of Republicans stalled out this week, with the two sides still deeply divided over the size and scope of a package to rebuild the nation's crumbling roads and bridges.

Amazon continues to sell controversial items on its website even though it violates corporate policy banning "offensive and controversial" materials.

General Mills has thrived amid the coronavirus pandemic with people worldwide eating more at home over the past year, but the company is downsizing its workforce as part of a push to reshape itself for the post-pandemic future, the Star Tribune reports.

Anheuser-Busch plans to give out free beer to Americans over the drinking age of 21 if 70% of U.S. adults have received at least one shot of the COVID-19 vaccine by July 4 in support of the White House administration’s campaign to encourage more people to get vaccinated.

NAACP President Derrick Johnson criticized President Biden for a lack of movement on student loan cancellation after the White House excluded debt forgiveness from its $6 trillion budget proposal last week.

Every year more than 200,000 veterans rejoin civilian life and struggle to find a new career.

American companies can require COVID-19 vaccines for individuals returning to the office the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced Friday.