Raging Bull customers see $2.4M in refunds after FTC dings online stock trading site
A couple million dollars' worth of refunds have started being distributed to customers of the online stock trading website Raging Bull, the FTC announced Monday.
JetBlue, Spirit brace for Justice Department lawsuit to block airlines’ merger
JetBlue expects a lawsuit from the Justice Department over the $3.8 billion merger with Spirit Airlines; Spirit argues deal would save customers millions.
Russian-affiliated cybercrime gang disrupted by European police with help from FBI, Ukrainian authorities
European authorities, with help from the FBI, have identified members of a Russian-affiliated cybercrime gang responsible for targeting major companies and institutions with ransomware.
Angelo Gordon raises $1.3B fund to buy company debt
Angelo Gordon & Co is raising a new fund to invest in corporate-debt securitie. saying it believes worry over default has created screaming deals in the bond market.
Tax season: How to avoid scams when filing your taxes and other expert tips
Ramsey Solutions personal finance expert Rachel Cruze joined 'Fox & Friends" on Monday, March 7, to share advice on getting the most out of your tax return.
Home prices could face double-digit drop in these 4 cities, Goldman Sachs warns
Goldman Sachs analysts warned in an analyst note that housing prices could drop by double-digits in four major U.S. cities that became pandemic boom towns.
Couple sues Hawaii tour company for allegedly leaving them stranded in the ocean
A California couple claims they were left behind and stranded in the middle of the open ocean when they were on a snorkeling tour during their honeymoon in Hawaii.
Auto loan interest rates hovered below 8% for borrowers with subprime credit scores: CUNA
Auto loan median interest rates sat at about 8% for people with low credit scores, according to a report by CUNA. Here's how you can lower your monthly car payments.
China becoming bigger threat to US as military strengthens
The U.S. relationship with China is difficult as military spending ramps up. Joe Lieberman and Gatestone Institute Senior Fellow Gordon Chang on rising tensions.
Recent whale deaths 'only the beginning' of renewable energy impact: Meghan Lapp
Seafreeze fisheries liaison Meghan Lapp explains how intense sound pulses emitted from wind turbine construction can physically hurt or kill whales.
Buy now, pay later users more likely to experience financial distress: CFPB
Buy now, pay later users are more likely to rely on other credit products and high-interest rate financial instruments than non-users of BNPL, a recent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) report said.
Biden cares more about ‘woke’ agenda than Americans’ retirement savings: Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge
Alaska Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge says retirees are being 'forced to support' Democrats' ESG policies.
Americans will be watching for Biden's 'mental difficulties': Joe Lieberman
Former Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., discusses 2024 candidates and U.S. tensions with foreign adversaries.
Family sues Airbnb after toddler dies of fentanyl overdose in rental
The Lavenir family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Airbnb, a rental owner, and the prior renter after their 19-month-old daughter died due to fentanyl exposure.
Exxon Mobil sued by government for racial discrimination after 5 nooses found at Louisiana plant
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against energy giant Exxon Mobil accusing the company of failing to address workplace racial discrimination.
Pet food prices are rising. Could it ever get so high you'd give up your pup?
Texas residents shared if they'd noticed an increase in pet food prices and whether the commodity could ever get so pricey that they'd have to give up their pet.
Sacramento mayor to reparations task force: 'I wholeheartedly support reparations and I think everyone should'
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg told members of the California task force on reparations that he wholeheartedly supports giving Black Californians compensation for being descendants of slaves.
Housing affordability at record low, report says
There were around half as many affordable homes for sale in 2022 as the previous year and approximately one in five homes for sale were affordable for the typical household.
Manchin hits Biden for missing deadline to turn in budget, blasts 'party politics and out of control spending'
Sen. Joe Manchin this week called on President Biden to release his budget proposal so that Congress can find a bipartisan compromise that will cut spending.
Father-son pizzeria heroes slinging slices one year after horrific stabbings: 'It was second nature'
Father-son pizza shop owners Louie and Cazim Suljovic reflect on the violent mugging they prevented outside of their restaurant last March.



















