Chicago suing gunmaker Glock Inc. over easily convertible machine guns
The City of Chicago filed a lawsuit against Glock Inc. on Tuesday, blaming the gun manufacturer for facilitating the proliferation of illegal machine guns. (FOX 32)
Tesla battery catches fire in Illinois, shutting down highway for nearly 3 hours: Report
Bethalto, Illinois fire crews responded to Route 255 on Sunday afternoon after a Tesla battery reportedly caught fire and posed potential issues with hazardous materials.
Worries emerge over China capitalizing on Boeing's mistakes: A 'giant social experiment,' Republican rep says
While U.S.-based airlines focus on globalization and DEI, China is at the "cutting edge" of commercial flights amid recent safety incidents, according to Rep. Jeff Van Drew.
Movie prop car used by Steve McQueen is up for sale in Arizona, untouched for over 40 years
A car used as a movie prop is up for auction in Arizona after sitting in a farmer's barn for nearly 40 years. The vehicle was used in Steve McQueen's last film in 1980.
Trader Joe's cashews recalled in 16 states due to salmonella risk
Customers who purchased cashews from Trader Joe's stores in 16 states are suggested to look over the packages to see if they are part of a recall announced Sunday.
Texas pulls $8.5B from BlackRock in stunning blow to ESG movement
FIRST ON FOX: The State of Texas is terminating a $8.5 billion BlackRock investment in response to the firm's ESG policies, which the state says signal a boycott of energy companies.
Best Buy's membership program: How to level up your tech shopping experience
The My Best Buy loyalty program offers exclusive benefits to customers. Members enjoy perks such as free expedited shipping and extended return windows.
Terror threats are 'in the mix' of the border crisis: Ronald Vitiello
Former U.S. Border Patrol Chief Ronald Vitiello criticizes President Biden for creating 'chaos' and the 'worst-ever' crisis along the southern border.
March Madness: Nike, Jordan top Under Armour and Adidas in NCAA tournament field
The NCAA basketball tournament tips off this week and while athletes compete on the court, brands like Nike, Jordan, Under Armour and Adidas are vying for exposure in March Madness.
Americans increasingly upside down on auto loans as used car values fall
As used car prices gradually edge down, more Americans are underwater on their auto loans and the average amount consumers are upside down is at a record high, a new report found.
There's 'so much smoke, fire' around President Biden: Rep. Jeff Van Drew
Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., calls out the airline industry for 'focusing on the wrong stuff' and details latest revelations from the Biden family influence peddling investigation.
Sports Illustrated has a new publisher, Minute Media, will continue print edition
Minute Media will receive digital and print publishing rights for the brand through a new "long-term partnership" between it and owner Authentic Brands Group. The deal was unveiled Monday.
UAW moves to hold unionization vote at Volkswagen plant in Tennessee
The UAW announced that workers at the Volkswagen assembly plant in Tennessee will hold a vote on unionization after UAW auto workers at the Big Three secured a record contract.
Hyundai, Kia offer free software upgrades to stop rash of car thefts: What to know
Hyundai and Kia are offering software upgrades to eligible drivers in an attempt to prevent cars from be stolen. Thieves have targeted the vehicles after a viral social media challenge.
Amazon, FedEx reportedly weighed teaming up on returns last year
Amazon and FedEx reportedly weighed teaming up on returns last year. FedEx previously had a business relationship with Amazon. The contract expired in 2019.
Trump's 'bloodbath' remark got overwhelming pushback on social media: Joe Concha
Fox News contributor Joe Concha discusses the media's reaction to Trump's 'bloodbath' comment about the auto industry on 'Varney & Co.'
Crafts retailer Joann files for bankruptcy after 81 years
Joann Inc. stores are set to stay open while the company looks to restructure financially, according to a company bankruptcy announcement Monday.
JJ Watt tries to convince wife to make DICK'S House of Sport their 'forever home' in hilarious skit
J.J. Watt was a "kid in a candy store" as his partnership with DICK'S Sporting Goods was announced through a hilarious skit with the new DICK'S House of Sport.
'Micro shorts' from women's fashion brand bewilder shoppers: 'Bring back adult size clothes!!!'
The fashion brand Free People faced ridicule on Instagram after releasing images for its line of “micro shorts" for the season earlier this month.
Nippon Steel says US Steel acquisition wouldn't cause layoffs, plant closures
Nippon Steel said that its planned acquisition of U.S. Steel for nearly $15 billion wouldn't cause layoffs or plant closures amid resistance from the Biden administration and unions.



















