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Super Bowl MVP Joe Theismann reacted to the NFL buckling down on its gambling policy for staff and players Thursday.

A federal judge ruled in favor of luxury retailer Hermes that non-fungible token versions of the Hermès' Birkin bag were violating the fashion house's trademark rights.

States are experimenting with charging drivers by the mile instead of relying on declining gas tax revenue as electric vehicle sales rise.

Collegiate swimmer Abby Carr slams the Biden administration for "not protecting women's sports" as the debate around transgender athletes grows more "politicized."

A train derailment has been reported near Big Timber, Montana with a bridge collapse sending multiple cars into the Yellowstone River and leaking fuel.

A slew of companies have indicated in the past few months that they will exit locations in San Francisco's downtown area, moves AT&T, Westfield and Nordstrom recently said they would also make.

Zuru recalled 6.5 million full-size Robo Alive Junior Baby Shark Sing & Swim Bath Toys and 1 million mini Robo Alive Junior Mini Baby Shark Swimming Bath Toys because they pose risks of impalement, laceration and puncture wounds, according to federal safety regulators.

Officials reopened the reconstructed portion of I-95 on Friday, just 12 days after a tanker truck fire caused an overpass section of the highway to collapse, killing one person.

Minnesota-based chemicals manufacturer 3M has reached a $10.3 billion agreement to settle lawsuits over contaminated U.S. drinking water systems.

Retail crime is at a record high, and thieves are becoming bolder. Stores are responding by hiring private security, closing fitting rooms and closing storefronts altogether.

Ford Motor Co. is reportedly preparing to put another round of layoffs into motion in a continued attempt to streamline its operations and reduce costs.

Specific packaged fruit products have been recalled from Walmart, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and other stores in multiple states for possible Listeria contamination.