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With the hunger crisis heightening during the COVID-19 crisis as more workers file for unemployment, restaurants could start accepting SNAP.

The Justice Department is celebrating its second-largest recovery as it files charges against a bank that helped set up offshore accounts.

The National Transportation Safety Board has been investigating what caused the Ride the Ducks vehicle to sink, killing 17 of the 31 people on board.

Sen. Josh Hawley said the department should look at Amazon's position as an online platform that also creates products that compete with its third-party sellers.

A payroll tax holiday and a so-called negative payroll tax are under discussion.

Grocery stores in New York City grapple with hazard pay proposal that could leave them financially crippled.

The Supreme Court threw out a challenge from gun rights groups.

The 1.6 million U.S. small businesses that received PPP funding represents only 5.7 percent of the country's businesses.

The waterfront town, usually bustling with beachgoers come summertime, voted last week to keep the water meters off at the homes of seasonal residents who have yet to return for the summer season.

The cats had a mild respiratory illness and are expected to recover

The first round of PPP deprived many small businesses from getting their hands on the money while some larger profitable businesses feasted on the low-interest loans.

Kim, who is in his mid-30s, missed the celebration of the birthday of his late grandfather and state founder Kim Il Sung on April 15, the country’s most important holiday.

The DOJ kicked of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week with the Monday morning announcement of the additional funds.

Milken believes the number of coronavirus tests, which have been in limited supply, will be expanded in the coming weeks and it’s necessary to distribute them widely to the U.S. population.

Australian officials say the platforms should pay fair compensation for the journalistic content siphoned from news media.

It is now illegal to possess an unregistered handgun or any kind of rapid-fire weapon in Canada

Coal companies have faced a reckoning as the world looks to combat climate change and move away from fossil fuels despite President Donald Trump's effort to revive the industry

The social media company had sued the U.S. Department of Justice in 2014 to be allowed to reveal, as part of its “Draft Transparency Report,” the surveillance requests it received.