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The Pittsburgh bridge that collapsed Friday morning ahead of President Biden's arrival in the Iron City was not known to be compromised and was not scheduled for maintenance via the federal infrastructure bill, according to government records.

The pair met in college and shared a passion for spaceflight, driving out to watch NASA shuttle launches and participating in commercial space flight advocacy groups.

Disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti appeared to try to portray his former client Stormy Daniels as someone who might be delusional as he questioned the porn star about her belief that she was once haunted by ghosts.

The city of Destin, Florida, has grown from a tiny fishing village into a premiere vacation spot on Florida's Emerald Coast.

Police have made arrests in a robbery that took place at a Best Buy store in Maplewood, Minnesota.

Governments lost at least $117 billion in anticipated revenue during the pandemic, but now they're awash in cash.

A group collected enough signatures to put the issue of legalizing recreational marijuana before the Ohio legislature.

Rafting outfitters fought a federal $15 minimum wage mandate and lost.

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow weighed in on the crime spike in New York City on Friday's 'Kudlow.'

The Federal Reserve is set to hike interest rates yet again on Wednesday, and while it will likely be a smaller increase, the move will still mean higher costs for borrowers.

The official Black Lives Matter organization is reportedly floating on approximately $60 million – but has no senior executive to account for the nonprofit's vast fortune, according to two individuals previously offered leadership positions in the group.

Millions of small business owners who rely on payment apps like Venmo, PayPal and Cashapp could be subject to a new tax law that just took effect in January.

Increasing the amount of money your retirement checks offer can be a smart financial move since they'll probably be a primary income source along with your savings.

Annual inflation is running at the hottest pace in nearly four decades as widespread supply disruptions, extraordinarily high consumer demand and worker shortages fuel rapidly rising price increases.

Plans for early retirement are rising as Americans become more frugal during the COVID-19 pandemic, and others are being forced out of the workforce.