Biden 'shouldn't be talking to China,' but imposing 'severe costs': Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses development in China's relationship with the U.S., Russia, Iran and other Middle Eastern countries amid geopolitical conflict.
Iran is 'the great puppeteer' in this conflict: John 'JV' Venable
Heritage Foundation senior research fellow and U.S. Air Force veteran John 'JV' Venable analyzes the next geopolitical moves to likely be made in the Israel-Hamas war.
Gifts for the holidays: How to plan and shop wisely this season amid inflation
Americans on average will spend nearly $900 on gifts, decorations, food and more this holiday season. Amid high costs, Ramsey Solutions' personal finance experts share wise money tips.
Consumer group exposes costs of Biden admin's war on home appliances
Alliance For Consumers, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group, released an analysis highlighting how the Biden administration's regulatory regime will lead to higher consumer prices.
EVs create profit potholes for major US automakers GM, Ford
The electric vehicle push by Ford and General Motors cut into both companies' profit margins which has the automakers revising some of their EV plans to rein in costs.
Cruise pauses driverless vehicle operations across US amid safety probe
Self-driving car company Cruise is pausing the operations of its autonomous vehicle fleet amid an ongoing safety investigation in the wake of a suspension by California.
Flight attendants blocked from ritzy Dodgers charter for not being 'blond, blue-eyed': lawsuit
The lawsuit builds off a previous settlement between United Airlines and flight attendants in 2020 which alleged the airline of similar discrimination practices.
CVS and Walgreens employees planning a walkout to protest working conditions
Pharmacists and technicians, still outraged over working conditions, are planning another walkout this week to try and gain their employers' attention, one of the organizers said.
United Auto Workers, Stellantis reach tentative agreement on labor contract
The United Auto Workers reached a tentative contract agreement Saturday with Jeep-maker Stellantis, according to reports.
Biden admin launches multi-billion dollar push to transform empty office space into housing
The Biden administration on Friday announced a new initiative to convert empty office space into affordable housing, after the COVID pandemic upended office life across the country.
AI streamlining security at public venues
Artificial intelligence is helping to streamline and improve security at sports venues, concert halls, schools and more through faster processing and less-intrusive screening.
Los Angeles, other liberal cities among biggest targets as organized crime problem costs retailers billions
2023 NRF report reveals $112B losses due to surging organized retail crime in U.S. cities, driven by coordinated robberies and smash-and-grab tactics.
Ford stock plunges 12% on news of wider EV losses
Ford shares tumbled Friday after the company withdrew its full-year forecast and reported greater losses than expected in its electric vehicle division.
Abercrombie sued over former CEO’s alleged abuse of male models
Global retailer Abercrombie & Fitch has been accused in a lawsuit of enabling former chief executive Mike Jeffries to run an alleged sex-trafficking operation for years.
Ford, GM, Mercedes come clean on EV demand weakness
Ford, General Motors and Mercedes-Benz all responded to concerns over waning demand for electric vehicles this week, as automakers navigate the EV push.
Goldman Sachs CEO warns the Fed's rate hike campaign will serve 'shock to the system'
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warns of additional rate hikes from the Federal Reserve as the central bank sits in a "wait-and-see mode" on "sticky" inflation.
State Farm reports dramatic drop in catalytic converter theft claims
Fresh data from insurance giant State Farm shows a significant drop in catalytic converter theft claims this year, which soared in 2022 as criminals targeted the pricey auto part.
L.L. Bean temporarily closes some Maine stores as precaution in response to Lewiston shooting
L.L. Bean said many sites it operates in Maine closed Thursday "out of an abundance of caution" in response to Wednesday night’s deadly mass shooting in Lewiston.
Jay Timmons warns of the 'headwinds' from regulations on manufacturers
National Association Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons discusses Ford and UAW reaching a tentative deal, and the cost and impact of regulations on manufacturers.
930,000 pressure cookers sold at Best Buy recalled due to possible burn hazard
A massive amount of pressure cookers have been put under recall, with seller Best Buy being prompted to do so Thursday due to an issue that could lead to consumers suffering burns.