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The TSA warned that an extended partial government shutdown could result in longer wait times for holiday season travelers even as most TSA workers will remain on the job.

The National Retail Federation, the nation's largest retail trade group, is sounding the alarm over retail theft, which the group argues is continuing to grow in scope and severity.

Criticizing the continuing resolution's "Christmas tree ornaments," Sen. Tommy Tuberville called the short-term funding extension "absolutely ridiculous" and a "disaster."

TikTok and its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, on Wednesday filed an emergency application to the Supreme Court alleging First Amendment violations.

The motion is the latest salvo in a lawsuit that began in January 2022. The plaintiffs, former students, initially accused more than a dozen elite universities with price fixing.

The gift of a stock may not at first glance be as flashy and exciting as the newest piece of tech, but it has the potential to grow in value over the years it is held.

California's Department of Insurance announced the enforcement of a regulation aimed at forcing insurance companies to expand coverage in fire-prone areas of the state.

TikTok asked the Supreme Court for an emergency order to block the law that would ban the platform in the U.S. if its China-based parent company does not agree to sell it.

A new report claims UnitedHealthcare is actively working to limit access to applied behavior analysis therapy, a critical treatment for patients with autism.

President-elect Trump said that his administration will challenge a recently announced remote work deal between a federal employees' union and the Social Security Administration.