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Mark Glyptis, United Steelworkers Local 2911 union president, warned the consequences of closing a West Virginia tin mill in favor of imported products could spell disaster for the U.S.

New York City could ban Tide Pods and other detergent products, arguing they result in microplastics polluting the city's water supply.

The collective wisdom of Wall Street is often much wiser than any one pundit or poll, and that collective wisdom seems to be banking on a Trump victory this November.

With constant reports about layoffs and small business challenges in meeting payroll, many workers worry about losing their jobs and their overall career paths. Here's how to be proactive.

Former President Trump is facing more than $400 million in looming legal penalties from a fraud case and sexual assault case that have raised questions about his finances.

A legal loophole got Mickey Barreto through the door before he allegedly filed a flurry of false documents in a bid to take over the historic New Yorker Hotel.

Marco Troper, son of former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, was found dead in his University of California, Berkeley dorm room Tuesday, according to officials. He was 19.

Celebrities, CEOs, athletes and more have visited the The Journeymen Collective estate in Vancouver, Canada for a luxury guided psychedelic mushroom retreat.

Sensitive taxpayer information is vulnerable to access and removal because of poor Internal Revenue Service security, determined an inspector general investigation prompted by a recent leak scandal involving former President Trump's tax returns.

Amazon, SpaceX and Trader Joe's have separately argued that the structure of the National Labor Relations Board is unconstitutional and denies companies certain rights.

The Moselle estate, the Murdaugh family hunting lodge where Paul and Maggie Murdaugh were shot dead in 2021, was sold to an anonymous buyer for $1 million at auction.

An unidentified woman reportedly walked through an unmanned area of a security checkpoint without an ID or boarding pass, successfully traveling from Nashville to Los Angeles.

The Commerce Department reported Friday that housing starts dropped to the lowest level in five months thanks to wintry weather and high mortgage rates.

The Labor Department on Friday said the producer price index climbed faster than expected in January, underscoring the difficulty of taming high inflation.