Biden insists again he is a capitalist as he touts massive spending GOP labels 'socialist'
President Joe Biden defended his "Build Back Better" spending plan in a Tuesday speech, insisting once again that he is a “capitalist” at heart and that his bill currently tied up in Congress is fully paid for.
Florida woman wins lottery twice in one day, becomes multimillionaire
A Boca Raton, Florida, woman claimed two $2 million Mega Millions with Megaplier prizes.
Hochul pulls plug on Cuomo’s $2.1B ‘wrong-way’ AirTrain
Gov. Kathy Hochul has told the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to find an alternative to disgraced ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $2.1 billion “AirTrain” pet project between LaGuardia Airport and eastern Queens.
‘How America Works’ gets down and dirty with Alabama’s waste management
'How America Works' teams up with Alabama waste management company MDI to explore a day in the life of garbage removal.
Newsom signs fee-free public banking law backed by 'Fight for 15'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law that explores fee-free banking provided by the state.
California oil spill in Pacific extends for miles, expected to hit beaches: reports
A large oil spill in the Pacific off the coast of California stretched for miles Saturday and was expected to reach some beaches in Southern California, according to reports.
Connecticut men allegedly allowed customers to redeem food stamps for cash, male enhancement pills
Two Connecticut men have been accused of allowing federal food aid recipients to redeem their benefits for cash and other ineligible items at a convenience store while charging them a nearly 50% premium for the transactions.
Will the UAW work at Ford's Tennessee, Kentucky plants?
Questions are swirling about whether Ford's new mega factories planned for Tennessee and Kentucky will be UAW shops.
Second hospital in Alaska begins rationing care amid coronavirus spike
A second hospital in Alaska is beginning to ration health care as the state deals with a spike in coronavirus cases.
Scammers got nearly 30% of Arizona virus unemployment pay
Scammers were able to pocket nearly 30% of the $16 billion in unemployment insurance payments sent out by Arizona since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the director of the state agency overseeing the program said Thursday.
Feds schedule Gulf offshore oil lease sale for November
President Joe Biden's administration says it has followed a court order to schedule an offshore oil and gas lease sale for the Gulf of Mexico after the Democratic president's moratorium on new oil and gas leasing on federal lands was blocked by a judge.
Lordstown Motors confirms plan to sell Ohio plant to Foxconn
Lordstown Motors confirmed earlier reporting Thursday that it plans to sell its Ohio factory to Foxconn.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont tells National Guard to plan on replacing workers who defy his vaccine mandate
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, D, says he might need call up the National Guard to replace state workers he is laying off for being unvaccinated against COVID-19.
Florida judge approves $120 million sale of Surfside collapse site
A Florida judge on Thursday approved a sale agreement for the site where a 12-story Surfside condominium building collapsed and killed 98 people.
Tennessee makes 'perfect sense' for California exodus, brewery cofounder says
The number of businesses fleeing California is on the rise with some companies moving to Nashville, Tenn., citing lower taxes as a main reason.
Dale brothers seek to validate Oly's tale as they dig the Pete & Joe #5 portal
The Dale brothers continue their quest on 'American Gold: The Legend of Bear Gulch.'
Arizona luxury real estate: Check out Scottsdale’s sun-soaked, desert-set mansions
FOX Business’ "Mansion Global" explores two multi-million-dollar Arizona estates currently on the market.
Cherokee Nation reaches $75M settlement with drug companies
The Cherokee Nation and three opioid distributors reached a $75 million settlement to resolve opioid-related claims against the companies, the tribe and the companies announced Tuesday.
Court says city can ban Confederate flag in veterans parade
A Georgia city did not violate the constitutional rights of a Sons of Confederate Veterans group when it banned the Confederate battle flag from its annual parade honoring veterans of American wars, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
Floridians seek beachfront upgrade in 'American Dream Home'
Tim and Sarah searched far and wide for the perfect home, until they reached New Smyrna Beach.



















