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Matthew Perry notably earned over $1 million an episode for the last season of 'Friends' but spent over $9 million on drugs in the course of his addiction.

Some teachers are ditching their jobs in the education industry to work in porn, turning to OnlyFans as a way to pay off student loan debt.

A jury found FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried guilty on all counts related to the last year's collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange, he faces potentially over 100 years in prison.

For suggestions that won't break the bank ahead of the holidays this year, design pros suggest ways to spruce up your dining room for $250 or less. Here are five smart tips.

Gas prices have edged lower amid weaker gas demand and declining oil prices. Thousands of gas stations in the U.S. are now selling unleaded gasoline for below $3 a gallon, according to AAA.

The homeless population in New Orleans is on the rise and the effected business owners are saying some encampments are driving away customers.

A University of Southern California student was returning from a nightclub Halloween night when she was allegedly raped by her Lyft driver.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discussed the rise in antisemitism at American colleges, arguing the surge in Jew-hatred can be attributed to the radicalization of some baby boomers.

The IRS said Wednesday that it lifted the amount that workers can set aside for retirement in their 401(k), IRA and other tax-deferred plans next year.

Billionaire donors are withholding gifts to Ivy League colleges like Harvard, Columbia and UPenn over antisemitism on campus in the wake of Hamas' terror attack on Israel.

Organized retail crime troubled Los Angeles more than any other metro area in America last year, a National Retail Federation survey showed.

If you thought it was scary when the Treasury Department recently dropped a financial bomb, please sit down before you read on.

A woman received an eye-popping $7.1 million on Monday for damages in a Illinois lawsuit she filed over cooking spray-related injuries.

A federal jury in Kansas City held the National Association of Realtors and several residential brokerages liable for $1.78 billion in damages for inflating home sales commissions.

The variables that insurers use to calculate the price of a policy are, for the most part, deemed fair by customers, but they are struggling with rising costs, a recent survey said.