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Now that tax season is in full swing, taxpayers who participated in last year’s boom in cryptocurrency and other digital assets like non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are figuring out what it all means for their taxes.

A study shows traffic deaths in Utah declined after the state enacted the country's strictest drunken driving laws five years ago.

President Biden had to decide between competing demands for the titanic sum of frozen assets the U.S. government sat on.

The CEO of Gristedes, John Catsimatidis, said the company plans to place retired police officers outside its stores.

Taxpayers received an average tax refund of nearly $3,000 in 2021, according to the IRS, and it's possible to use this cash windfall to improve your financial situation.

Ad spending is skyrocketing in two top Senate races, with nearly $20 million dished out in Pennsylvania and nearly $16 million spent in Ohio, with nearly all of it in the GOP primaries.

Millions of California workers are now eligible for two weeks of paid sick leave if they are infected with COVID-19 under a new bill that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law this week.

Rep. David Kustoff, R-Tenn., discusses how inflation is impacting Americans.

A new survey exploring Valentine's Day shopping trends and statistics found a historic level of consumer spending in 2022.

The tightest labor market in years is fueling rapid wage gains for most workers – the only problem is that red-hot inflation is quickly eroding those increases.

A Georgia restaurant owner says his $7,500 meat smoker was recently stolen in broad daylight.

Nevada Gaming Control Board Officials spent 20 days tracking down the jackpot winner.

California has sued Tesla Inc. over allegations of discrimination and harassment of Black employees at its San Francisco Bay Area factory, according to a report.

American households are grappling with the steepest price increase in four decades, paying more for everything from cars to gasoline to food as uncomfortably hot inflation erodes most workers' wage gains.

A new survey from TD Bank claims that nearly a third of couples experience financial infidelity, like hiding a large purchase or holding secret debts.