Debt ceiling talks hinge on budget cuts. Here's where the money goes.
Republican lawmakers want the government to slash federal spending, which ballooned during the pandemic.
Fitch put the U.S. AAA rating on watch. Here's what that means.
The credit agency said the "brinkmanship over the debt ceiling" signals an increasing risk to the creditworthiness of the nation.
Buying a home is cheaper than renting in only 4 U.S. cities
The surge in real estate prices, coupled with rising mortgage rates, has made buying a home prohibitively expensive in most larger cities.
$278,000 robot police dog approved by Los Angeles despite concerns
The Boston Dynamics-manufactured canine was offered as a donation to the city's police department.
What to do with your money as the U.S. inches toward a debt default
Everything from the stock market to Social Security payments could be jolted if the U.S. defaults on its obligations.
Some associate degree majors earn more than many 4-year college grads
With the cost of a bachelor's degree approaching $90,000 per year at some schools, an associate's program may be more financially feasible — and lucrative.
AI could be smarter than "experts" in 10 years, OpenAI CEO says
The emergence of "superintelligence" will be impossible to stop, Sam Altman wrote in a blog post.
Warner Bros. CEO booed at Boston University graduation
The commencement speech by David Zaslav was met with angry chants and signs about the ongoing writers strike.
Mike Lindell's $5 million contest winner is taking him to court
An arbitration panel ruled a software expert won the My Pillow CEO's election-fraud contest and is entitled to the winnings. But he hasn't been paid, the filing alleges.
How a U.S. debt default could impact your money
"It's hard to overstate how bad it would be," one expert said. Everything from Social Security payments to your retirement fund could get hit.
Disney is pulling out of a roughly $1 billion investment in Florida
Disney's Lake Nona development, which would have brought 2,000 new jobs, is scuttled amid a year-long battle with Governor Ron DeSantis.
GOP wants work requirements for benefits. Experts say they don't work.
There's little evidence that work requirements for programs like food stamps or Medicaid actually boost employment, experts say.
Deutsche Bank to pay $75 million to settle Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit
A 2022 lawsuit had claimed the bank knowingly benefited from Epstein's sex trafficking in order to profit from doing business with him.
"Violent" incidents are on the rise at Target stores, CEO says
Organized retail crime is impacting Target and other retailers, and shoppers can be in "harm's way," CEO Brian Cornell said.
"Violent" incidents are on the rise at Target stores, CEO says
Organized retail crime is impacting Target and other retailers, and shoppers can be in "harm's way," CEO Brian Cornell said.