US REGIONS

Professor Brian Brenberg argues the country's largest generation will pivot to the "new economic center of gravity" in reaction to a new WalletHub report.

A Texas mother started a Facebook group so families could help others find stores with baby formula available as the U.S. deals with a shortage of the product.

The California Assembly passed a bill Monday permitting parents to sue social media companies for harming children who become addicted to the platforms. The bill would let parents sue platforms like Instagram and TikTok for up to $25,000 per violation.

California saw a dry January through March, when most of the state’s rain and snow fall, and residents are being asked to cut back on water as the state heads into the hotter months.

California gas prices continue to trend upwards as oil demand increases and no there is no sign of relief at the pump amid inflation and high demand

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb touts the state's economy thanks to global market interest in its advanced manufacturing industry.

The Tennessee Higher Education Commission has voted in favor of a proposal that would freeze all tuition at public colleges and universities throughout the state.

A star in the Netflix documentary “Don't F--k with cats” says that the State of New York "failed" in implementing its red flag law.

Georgia announced Friday that Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest $5.5 billion for a new electric vehicle plant and battery manufacturing facility in the state.

Stuart Varney criticizes Biden playing the "race card" when Georgia primaries on Tuesday saw more ballots cast compared to four year ago under the old voting law.

An increase in shoplifting at Philadelphia convenience stores is forcing the outlets to close, merchants say.

NASA successfully launched Boeing's unmanned spacecraft Starliner bound for the International Space Station on Thursday, which NASA hopes will eventually carry astronauts.

Large parts of the United States could see blackouts this summer due to supply chain issues compounded by extreme weather conditions such as draught and high temperatures, according to a North American Electric Reliability Corp report.

Virginia lawmaker and attorney Tim Anderson is seeking a restraining order against Virginia Beach Schools and Barnes & Noble bookstores over books he says are not suitable for children because they contain "obscene" content.

Georgia police have released the identity of a teenager who allegedly brought an assault rifle to his job at Taco Bell and used it to shoot two other teenagers.

In a recent campaign ad, Warnock highlighted the Blue Bird Corporation electric school bus manufacturing plant in Fort Valley, Georgia, while promoting his legislation designed to “transition” school districts away from gas-powered buses.

Idaho’s governor, lieutenant governor, treasurer, national lawmakers, and state legislature leaders all signed the Thursday letter missing minced words to S&P CEO Douglas Peterson and president Martina Cheung.

Cheryl Casone, host of "American Dream Home" on FOX Business Network, profiles a couple looking to buy a country escape in Oneonta, Alabama.

A Colorado-based small business, C&C Breakfast and Korean Kitchen, had to close due to COVID mandates and restrictions amid the pandemic. The owner of the family-run business, Jesse Arellano, shared with Fox News Digital that he felt he had no choice after suffering through hard times.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating Twitch, Discord, 4chan, and 8chan after a mass shooter opened fire at a supermarket in Buffalo, killing 10 people.