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Trump announced a press conference on Washington D.C. crime and beautification while criticizing Federal Reserve's $3.1 billion building renovation as wasteful spending.

American Principles Project president suggests trades as an alternative to college amid worsening job market for young graduates and over 1 million unfilled trade positions.

The federal budget deficit increased by $109 billion in first 10 months of fiscal year 2025 despite a $70 billion boost from the Trump administration's tariffs on imported goods.

Shannen Doherty's longtime home in Malibu is on the market for $9.5 million. She first purchased the home in 2004 for $2.4 million and lived there until her death in July 2024.

Sens. Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal are pushing for Instagram's new map feature to be shut down, warning it could pose risks to children's safety.

President Donald Trump is weighing whether to reclassify marijuana a less dangerous drug, which would make it easier to buy and sell cannabis.

Sean Duffy toured Duluth International Airport's 1950s-era air traffic control tower, pledging modern technology upgrades funded by the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."

Canada's labor market stumbled in July with a loss of 40,000 jobs, driven by U.S. tariffs under Trump that continue to hit the country’s manufacturing sector.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce dined at local Cleveland restaurant and are rumored to be house hunting in the city's upscale east side neighborhoods.

"Breaking Bad" star, Aaron Paul, has placed his historic home in Los Feliz for sale at $9.9 million. The home is the first built on the Los Feliz hillside.

A sprawling 11,000-square-foot California coastal retreat with six bedrooms and ocean views used a Dutch auction pricing strategy in the La Jolla market.

Financial influencer Haley Sacks warned that 'buy now, pay later' services are a “predatory" trap for young Americans, as rising use fuels concerns over growing debt.

Actor JB Smoove and UEG CEO Jarrod Moses sat down with Fox News Digital for an exclusive interview, detailing their new comedy-focused advertising agency, "The First Darrin."

John Deere plans a $20 billion investment in the U.S. over the next 10 years, emphasizing advanced manufacturing, innovative technologies and product development.