Montana judge orders asbestos clinic to pay $6M over crooked claims, 337 patients falsely eligible for funding
A Montana jury found that an asbestos clinic submitted 337 false claims that made patients in the small mining town elgible for Medicare and other benefits.
Michigan man wins nearly $193K lottery after finding missing tickets in car: 'Nowhere to be found'
Greg Escue, a Michigan native, has taken home a lottery jackpot worth nearly $193,000 after he said he lost his winning tickets in his car. He feared they were "nowhere to be found."
American Express reports record spending: ‘We feel really confident’
American Express said on Friday it took in a record $15.1 billion over the second quarter as card members spent more on its credit cards. Its results beat Wall Street estimates.
FanDuel teams with female-owned roastery to deliver coffee blend to refuel Team USA fans for 2023 World Cup
With some USWNT games being played at 3 a.m. ET, FanDuel has teamed with female-owned roastery North Edge Craft Coffee to deliver FanFuel Extra Kick Coffee for fans.
Want to get your finances in order? Enroll in a personal finance class, seminar or retreat this summer
Knowledge about personal finance can be gained through courses, seminars and retreats. Some of these are free, while others require a fee to attend.
Ben & Jerry's co-founder blames NATO, 'military-industrial-congressional complex' for Russia-Ukraine conflict
Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen expressed frustration with NATO expansion and the "military-industrial-congressional complex" in an interview with Politico this week.
Burger King employee allegedly served customers fries from the trash: police
A South Carolina Burger King employee is accused of dumping fries in the trash and then serving them to customers, according to the Union County Police Department.
GOP attorneys put Apple, Facebook and others on notice over left's favorite 'woke' initiative
Thirteen Republican attorneys general are warning Fortune 100 companies their DEI practices may be "unlawful" in light of the Supreme Court's recent affirmative action ruling.
Stuart Varney: Biden's corruption coverup is more damaging than the crime
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses the GOPs investigation in the Biden family's "corrupt" business dealings and how it could affect the 2024 election.
California court rules against Uber, says company must face employee's lawsuit
The California Supreme Court ruled on Monday that Uber Technologies must face a lawsuit claiming it should have covered Uber Eats drivers' work-related expenses.
10 years after filing for bankruptcy, Detroit boasts balanced budget, improved services
It has been 10 years since Kevyn Orr helped the city of Detroit, Michigan, file for bankruptcy. Now the city boasts a balanced budget and improved services.
GOP rep. estimates up to $100M flowed through Biden family accounts: This looks 'sinister'
Arizona Republican Rep. Andy Biggs discusses Joe and Hunter Biden's ties to the Chinese Communist Party that could have netted the family as much as $100M.
SEC’s Gary Gensler says AI financial advice must benefit investors, not the model
SEC Chair Gary Gensler said Monday that the financial regulator is looking to ensure that the use of AI in financial advising focuses on clients' interests, rather than the model's.
EU prepares to probe Microsoft for ‘unfair bundling’ of Teams with Office: report
European Union antitrust authorities will reportedly investigate Microsoft to determine if it unfairly bundled its Teams video conferencing app with its Office service.
Concerns rise over US weapon supply as war in Ukraine continues
Former Army Special Operations Brett Velicovich discusses concerns regarding the U.S. having a low supply of 155 mm artillery rounds and reacts to Trump’s claim that he would end the war in Ukraine in one day.
Goya CEO on the battle to overcome the 'war against the working class'
After facing backlash from the Latino community due to his support of Donald Trump, Goya's Robert Unanue spotlights what unites them and overcoming a company boycott.
Here’s why wedding insurance should be on your marriage to-do list
Wedding insurance protects soon-to-be brides and grooms from unforeseen circumstances – like weather and vendor issues – that may arise on the day they tie the knot.
Ted Cruz bill would inform customers when household smart devices are spying on them
Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz took to the Senate floor Tuesday and warned that smart devices like air fryers could be spying on American consumers.
JPMorgan Chase profit jumps, helped by First Republic purchase
JPMorgan Chase said on Friday that the bank’s profits moved 67% higher over the second quarter, as borrowers' interest payments increased from the purchase of First Republic Bank.
Angel Studios' 'Sound of Freedom' passes $50 million at the US box office
Angel Studios' "Sound of Freedom" has brought in more than $50 million in ticket sales at the domestic box office since its release on the Fourth of July.