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Former President Trump's PAC "Save America" has spent more than $20 million in legal fees since the start of 2023, while special counsel investigations have cost taxpayers over $13 million since 2020.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has re-upped his call for Disney to drop its lawsuit against him and other Florida officials, warning the entertainment giant it is "going to lose."

The U.S. housing shortage is worse in several cities that have experienced a booming labor market, strong population growth and low housing inventory.

Georgia Republicans are looking to legislate restrictions on social media that would give power to parents to decide if their children should have access or not.

American renter households remained "rent burdened" in the first half of 2023, facing a 30.2% rent-to-income ratio for those seeking an average-priced apartment.

A California judge said that she won't dismiss the false advertising case against the maker of North Carolina-based hot sauce Texas Pete.

Major property insurance companies are reducing coverage in a number of states or leaving them altogether as losses mount, and consumers are seeing their coverage yanked.

A video shows emergency slides being deployed from Delta Air Lines Flight 1437 after its tires blew out after landing Wednesday night in Georgia.

People who tried who played the lottery and came out unsuccessful can get a free sugary snack from Krispy Kreme, the doughnut chain said. The offer ends Wednesday.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after Allegiant Air Flight 485 and a Gulfstream business jet were involved in a close call on July 23.

The self-governing district that largely regulates Walt Disney World says it will abolish all of its diversity, equity and inclusion programs and race-based hiring practices.

A nuclear power reactor at Plant Vogtle in Georgia has entered commercial operation. This is the first new American reactor that was built from scratch in decades.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis told OutKick that Disney's Florida-based employees sided with his government's position amid its feud with the company over parents' rights in education.

A Georgia woman was offered her job back at Lowe's after being fired for trying to stop three alleged shoplifters.

Lionel Messi’s decision to sign with Inter Miami in Fort Lauderdale is more than just a win for team. The city's mayor said the star's arrival is already helping the local economy.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is instructing the executive director of the State Board of Administration to investigate Anheuser-Busch InBev for failing to uphold its duty to its shareholders.

After a tornado inflicted damage at a Pfizer plant in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, experts worry that it will create longer-term shortages to badly-needed drugs.

AAA says it will not be renewing "a very small percentage" of insurance policies in Florida, becoming the latest company to reduce its exposure in the hurricane-prone state.

A South Carolina Burger King employee is accused of dumping fries in the trash and then serving them to customers, according to the Union County Police Department.

American Airlines has imposed a three-year ban on the North Carolina teenager recently busted trying to use a popular track hack to fly to New York City.