Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez pack on PDA during NYC visit
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez were spotted kissing while shopping and having lunch Friday in New York City. The couple was joined by Sanchez' ex Tony Gonzalez.
Washington, DC real estate: What you can get for $2M
Our nation's capital is a sought-out place for buyers seeking a front row seat in politics and beyond
Frontier Airlines CEO says industry's 'biggest challenge' is meeting demand for holiday travel
Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle weighs in on when a normal amount of air travel will resume and the spate of bad passenger behavior on flights.
US lawmaker blames Boeing leaders for culture that led to crashes
A senior U.S. House Democrat who oversaw a massive investigation into the Boeing 737 MAX said on Friday the indictment of a former chief technical pilot should not be the end of the accountability in the two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.
Former Boeing pilot indicted on charges of deceiving safety regulators about the 737 Max jetliner
A former Boeing pilot was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury on charges of deceiving safety regulators about the 737 Max jetliner, which was later involved in two deadly crashes.
Kudlow: Biden could inflict major damage on the economy
Larry Kudlow on discusses inflation woes as labor shortages continue and global supply chain nightmare prolongs.
Caesars Entertainment, Spiegelworld ink $75M theaters deal
Caesars Entertainment and the company that produces the show “Absinthe” in Las Vegas are teaming up on theater and dining projects in three states that will cost nearly $75 million.
Southwest Airlines offering 'gesture of goodwill' following multiday travel disruptions
Nearly 2,400 flights were canceled from Saturday through Monday which the airline blamed on bad weather and air traffic control issues.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner has new problem involving titanium parts, report says
Boeing is dealing with a new defect on its 787 Dreamliner, the latest in a series of production slip-ups that have delayed aircraft deliveries and drawn increased U.S. government scrutiny.
Los Angeles councilman, former USC dean charged in alleged corruption scheme
A Los Angeles Councilman and a former dean at the University of Southern California were indicted Wednesday on federal corruption charges connected to a bribery scheme, authorities said.
Kudlow: Biden should thank companies, not snark at them
Larry Kudlow reports on labor shortages as the global supply chain nightmare continues.
Los Angeles fire engulfs shipping containers near bottlenecked port, nearly 100 firefighters respond
Firefighters are responding to a blaze near the Port of Los Angeles where shipping containers were in flames, authorities said.
Walgreens closing 5 more San Francisco stores due to theft
Walgreens is closing an additional five stores in San Francisco, citing retail theft that has been plaguing California retailers.
Miami mayor comes clean on canning police chief; calls it ‘best decision’
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez spills details on Police Chief Art Acevedo's suspension.
Trump close to a deal to sell marquee DC hotel
Former President Donald Trump’s family company is in advanced discussions to sell the rights to its opulent Washington, D.C., hotel in a deal worth more than $370 million, say people familiar with the matter.
Universal Studios in Orlando announces start date for Christmas celebrations
Christmas is back.
Virgin Voyages sails an adults-only 'MerMaiden' cruise for North American debut
Virgin Voyages promised cruise customers a whale of a time and did so with a mermaid twist.
Southwest cancels more than a thousand flights, cites air-traffic control issues
Southwest Airlines canceled thousands of flights this weekend amid air-traffic control issues and weather, and the airline has not given an update as to whether the cancellations may continue.
Boston business owners see signs of hope in marathon's return
The Boston Marathon will return this year, for the first time since 2019, and local business owners are preparing for the influx of tourists, and hopefully, customers.
‘Third World’ NYC drug store shelves empty amid shoplifting surge
Bare necessities are missing from drug store shelves in New York City due to a shoplifting epidemic.



















