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An artist for Dungeon & Dragon was caught using artificial intelligence to create commissioned artwork. The franchise informed artists they aren't allowed to use AI.

Officials in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, are working to demolish a handful of vacant homes that have been the site of squatting and drug use, according the local fire chief.

New York City is making outdoor dining, which became popular during the coronavirus pandemic, a permanent feature of the city but with new rules.

A 13,500-square-foot home on 50 acres of waterfront property in Greenwich, Connecticut, has sold for just shy of $139 million, Sotheby's International Realty said Thursday.

Massachusetts is investigating the use of artificial intelligence by investment firms in client-facing tools and marketing materials to ensure there are safeguards.

Thermo Fisher reached a settlement with the family of Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman whose cancer cells fueled revolutionary medical research.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announces his 10-point economic plan as he aims to spotlight policy and reboot his Republican presidential campaign against Donald Trump.

As Con Edison readies to gradually raise gas and electric rates by starting with a 9% hike next month, the company responds to customer complaints of "overcharging."

A voluntary recall for nearly 10,900 cases of Trader Joe's Unexpected Broccoli Cheddar Soup has been recalled. The products have insects in them.

Drivers who have flouted tolls are costing the state of New Jersey a hefty penny. It's a problem that has been getting worse, according to officials.

The company’s new flagship Babies R Us store will reintroduce the brand to consumers and lure in shoppers with its physical presence at the American Dream mall in New Jersey.

Wealthy Americans who live in New York, San Francisco or Chicago can save thousands by relocating to Austin, which has lower and a cheaper cost of living.

Officials in Whitemarsh Township, Pennsylvania, said there were no known hazards to the public after a freight train derailed and prompted evacuations.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced a lawsuit against Philadelphia-area property management company SBG Management Services for “multiple violations."

Alexander Mashinsky, the former CEO and founder of Celsius Network, has been arrested on federal fraud charges. He is accused of misleading customers about key aspects of his company.

Starting in January, Rhode Island will require independent contractors to submit a worker designation form which enters a public database.

A Native American chief in Vermont said he would to talk to Ben & Jerry's about the land under its headquarters.

Michael Rubin, the billionaire CEO of sports merchandise company Fanatics, celebrated the Fourth of July with a massive 'white party' that many A-listers attended.

An intimate letter from President John Adams to a young bride, known only to one American family for 200 years, sold for $40,000 as part of a "friendship album."

Officials reopened the reconstructed portion of I-95 on Friday, just 12 days after a tanker truck fire caused an overpass section of the highway to collapse, killing one person.