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Online hate groups feel the heat as America denounces U.S. extremists.

U.S. political and business leaders faced renewed calls to address gun violence this week after a pair of deadly shootings over the weekend.

President Trump addressed the shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio during a speech on Monday.

A El Paso Walmart is the location of an active shooter situation.

A Minnesota family nearly made off with $2 million from a life insurance policy for a man who faked his own death overseas, until authorities found more recent photos of the man alive and well on his son’s laptop.

Atlanta GM Thomas Dimitroff said in an NFL Network interview Thursday that he believes 30-year-old Falcons star Julio Jones should be “the highest-paid receiver in the league.”

Companies selling razors are reportedly blaming millennial men for their $5 billion problem.

A 22-year-old is accused of scamming the largest internet retailer in the world out of nearly $370,000 by sending returned packages with dirt.

Officials are accusing eight members of the Sackler family of taking billions of dollars from Purdue.

The home-improvement store told some workers they will no longer have a job.

The CDC is issuing a warning to dog owners to throw out any pig ear dog treats due to contamination.

The exposed data was limited to first names, last names, and in some instances dates of birth as well as email addresses, the company said.

Diners will be able to compare the plant-based burgers to traditional meat burgers at Burger King this month as the restaurant plans to begin selling its Impossible Whopper on Aug. 8.

Asked earlier if he had intelligence that bin Laden's son had been killed, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters: "I don't want to comment on it."