Government And Institutions

The president spoke before receiving a briefing on the latest trajectory of the category 5 hurricane that made landfall in the Bahamas Sunday afternoon.

"I love my job," Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told a crowd Saturday afternoon, noting she uses it as a way to distract herself from the pain.

Five U.S. senators, led by Elizabeth Warren, sent a letter to the USDOT urging the department to lift a two-year long suspension of an RFI accusing them of deceptive business practices.

The blueprint could reportedly be released shortly after Labor Day.

As Hurricane Dorian approaches, FOX Business takes a look at some of the most devastating storms to hit the U.S.

It has been a challenging week for Juul.

Survivors and their attorneys have turned their efforts to filing civil cases against Jeffrey Epstein's estate.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city is facing a $838 million budget deficit.

Only those passengers who volunteer -- and are part of pre-check -- will be screened using the facial recognition technology.

A federal court judge on Thursday dismissed the criminal case against the accused sex-trafficker.

Capital One hacker indicted; faces 25 years in prison.

Pension contributions will grow on average $820 million annually through fiscal 2023.

A retired NYPD lieutenant fraudulently received more than $ 135,000 in Social Security benefits after falsely claiming he lived with, and was the sole provider for his young twins.

An investment fund manager is accused of carrying out a $105 million fraud and using her investors’ money for personal expenses, paying back other investors and making her own unrelated investments.

The raid came as federal authorities have been probing allegations of corruption among the UAW’s leadership.

FEMA urged residents of Puerto Rico to prepare for tropical storm Dorian in a press release late Monday.

Senior citizens across the nation should be on alert for this scam.

Dollar General, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar have all been fined for selling expired products including over-the-counter drugs.

Robby Hayes from the season 12 of “The Bachelorette” is reportedly working with the FBI in a sexortion case against Todd Chrisley, who stands accused of trying to extort his own daughter over his own tax evasion issues.

FBI officials said in a recent podcast that state licenses required to grow and sell marijuana open the possibility of public officials becoming susceptible to bribes in exchange for those licenses.