DOJ issues subpoenas in California emissions pact probe
The DOJ says if there was collaboration between the companies on the standards, it could raise antitrust concerns.
Here's how Las Vegas is responding to its homelessness crisis
Mayor Pro Tem Michele Fiore says a new ordinance banning sleeping on the street is not criminalizing homelessness.
Firm sold $20M in tech to US claiming it was 'Made in the USA'
Aventura Technologies, Inc. has sold at least $88 million in technology to customers, including the U.S. military, under the guise that the company’s equipment was made in America.
Wall Street billionaire's socialite wife in explosive suit name-dropping Alicia Keys
Philip Falcone's wife accused of racist conversations with private chef at Hamptons mansion
Disney attempts to stop pay-equity class action
Disney claims the allegations are purely individualized and not qualified for class action.
Pence: Trump 'fights' to 'keep promises' for a strong economy
Vice Presient Pence touts the strong economy in an interview with Fox Business' Trish Reagan
Multimillion-dollar yacht at center of legal battle placed 'under arrest' at boat show
The yacht is at the center of a legal battle between its buyer, the boat’s manufacturer and a Fort Lauderdale-area yacht broker.
TikTok a no-show at subcommittee hearing on data privacy
Since its debut in 2017, TickTok, has exploded into popularity, clocking in more than 26 million active users a month.
AT&T pays millions to settle FTC claims 'unlimited data' had limits
AT&T promised unlimited data, without qualification, and failed to deliver, the FTC says.
NYPD Police Commissioner James O'Neill steps down
The largest police department in the country, the NYPD boasts a membership of roughly 36,000 uniformed officers and 19,000 civilian members.
Did Tesla cover up a potentially dangerous battery defect?
Tesla must respond to the NHTSA's letter by Nov. 29, 2019.
Trump can begin steps to pull US out of Paris climate deal
For more than two years President Donald Trump has talked about pulling the United States out of the landmark Paris climate agreement . Starting Monday he finally can do something about it.
Woman sues Starbucks after scalding hot water spill: Report
An Oregon woman is suing a local Starbucks for at least $288,000 for allegedly serving coffee so hot she required skin grafts
'Something doesn't fit' in Jeffrey Epstein death: New York City Mayor
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has questions surrounding the death of financier Jeffrey Epstein, which was ruled a suicide.
Lori Loughlin to plead not guilty to latest charge in college admission scandal: Court papers
Loughlin, her fashion-designer husband and 9 others were hit with an additional charge in late-October.
Qantas grounds 3 Boeing 737s due to hairline cracks
The FAA ordered a check on Boeing 737 NG planes that had completed more than 30,000 takeoff and landing cycles.
Another Obama era regulation bites the dust
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin called the regulation obsolete.
Looking for Halloween treats? Watch out for these tricky regulations
A spider's web of regulations govern who can dress up on Halloween and what they can wear.
House approves impeachment resolution, which Republicans say is fueling fundraising
Republicans have used opposition to the impeachment probe to galvanize their base.
Apple's iPhone to help collect census data
The census is conducted every ten years.



















