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More than 50 million Americans may travel this 4th of July 2023 weekend, AAA reported. But with record travel expected, some times may be better to drive than others.

Yellow Corporation CEO Darren Hawkins warns his fleet of 30,000 truckers could fail if the Teamsters refuse "getting to the table" on wage and restructuring negotiations.

Logistics giant UPS and the Teamsters union are continuing negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement that would cover around 340,000 workers and prevent a strike.

Police in Washington, D.C., are searching for suspects who allegedly detonated explosive devices at three businesses in northeast D.C. early Sunday morning, according to a statement.

Americans are living paycheck to paycheck as inflation and rising taxes are making it harder to sock away cash for emergencies, according to a new survey.

Be open to alternate airports even if you have to drive an hour or two. Smaller airports may give you better fares. Another tip, get creative with the way you purchase your air tickets.

An intimate letter from President John Adams to a young bride, known only to one American family for 200 years, sold for $40,000 as part of a "friendship album."

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Credible identified 10 of the best student loan refinance companies using 12 different categories of data. Here are our picks based on student loan refinancing rates and more.

"You're not a king," civil rights attorney Roger Severino tells President Biden following the president's opposition to the Supreme Court's decision to block his student loan handout plan.

The Supreme Court's ruling rejecting the use of affirmative action and consideration of race as a factor in college admissions could prompt challenges to companies' diversity programs.

A former Pfizer employee and their close friend are facing insider trading charges after federal officials claim they traded on non-public drug trial results in 2021.

The FTC is reportedly planning to take legal action Amazon.com's online marketplace for rewarding online merchants that use its logistics services and penalizing firms that don't.

Federal student loan payments and interest accrual are set to resume soon after a three-year pause regardless of how the Supreme Court rules on President Biden's loan forgiveness plan.