AstraZeneca unveils new factory as part of multibillion-dollar investment in US manufacturing
AstraZeneca has opened its first U.S.-operated cell therapy manufacturing plant in Rockville, Maryland, as part of its ongoing $3.5 billion investment in American innovation.
Newark airport hit with new delays, outage heard on air traffic control audio
An FAA advisory regarding conditions at Newark airport detail the average delays passengers can expect, and the audio from air traffic control issues has been released.
Newark air traffic controllers lost radar, radio communications with planes for over a minute, sparking chaos
A report found that air traffic controllers recently experienced a brief loss of radar and radio signals while managing flights approaching Newark Liberty International Airport.
Congress is working to help America's middle class 'keep more money in their pockets': Rep. Malliotakis
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y., on lawmaker unification to pass the federal budget, federal tax 'relief' and a looming New York gubernatorial election.
Starbase, home to Elon Musk's SpaceX, to officially become a Texas city
Starbase, the area in Cameron County, Texas, where billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX company is operated, is set to officially become a city.
Former Obama vacation retreat on Martha's Vineyard goes on sale for $39M
An multimillion-dollar estate that former President Barack Obama's family stayed at several times during trips to Martha’s Vineyard is on the market.
Buffett criticizes Trump's tariffs rollout, says US shouldn’t use 'trade as a weapon'
Legendary investor Warren Buffett railed against President Donald Trump’s tariffs arguing that employing trade as a “weapon" has antagonized international relations.
Billionaire businessman buys mansion in Florida for $85M
A billionaire businessman completed a record-setting deal, buying a 17,000-square-foot home in Naples, Florida, for a reported $85 million.
United Airlines cutting flights at Newark due to disruptions, tech issues, FAA staffing shortages
United Airlines is blaming technology issues and Federal Aviation Administration staffing shortages for cancellations of 35 flights per day at Newark's airport.
Trump energy chief touts $24B in consumer savings by striking appliance regulations
Wright touted consumer savings from Trump administration policies during a tour of a water heater factory near Atlanta.
FAA staffing issues, runway repairs force hundreds of flight cancellations, delays at Newark airport
FAA staffing shortages and runway construction are causing flight cancellations and delays at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey on Friday.
Six Flags theme park closing after more than two decades, announces final day for rides
Six Flags America in Bowie, Maryland, is closing this year after its owner determined it was "not a strategic fit with the company’s long-term growth plan."
Kentucky Derby runs tomorrow, but planned $1B revamp of Churchill Downs is on hold
Top racehorses will run in the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, but a planned nearly $1 billion revamp of facilities at the Churchill Downs racetrack that hosts the famous race is on hold.
Congress takes on California's scheduled gas car ban
California's push to phase out and ban sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 is facing a challenge from Congress as auto and energy industry critics question the plan's feasibility.
Denver businesses fined over $8M total for knowingly hiring unauthorized workers: ICE
Three businesses in Denver are facing more than $8 million in fines after 143 unauthorized workers were discovered among the facilities, ICE said.
Universal sparks outrage by opening Epic Universe preview tickets to the general public
Universal Orlando Resort said in a media release Tuesday it is now in its next phase of guest previews for Universal Epic Universe, which opens May 22.
Major solar parts maker boosts US investment in key state: 'Excited to expand our footprint'
Michiganders are expected to have more manufacturing opportunities for jobs in the energy sector as Corning Inc. ramps up its investment in Saginaw County, Michigan.
'Drill, Baby, Drill': White House cheers first production from new Gulf of America oil field
The Gulf of America saw another new oil field take shape off the coast of Louisiana, as the Ballymore field went into operation last week.
Steve Hilton reveals how he can 'make California golden again'
Republican California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joins 'Mornings with Maria' to detail his priorities if elected governor and reacts to the state overtaking Japan as the fourth largest global economy.
IBM announces $150B investment in US
IBM, founded in 1911, is making a major investment in the United States over the next five years, the company announced in a media release on Monday.



















