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A White House blog post has courted controversy over its definition of "recession." Is Joe Biden trying to redefine recession ahead of the U.S. second-quarter GDP release?

An Alabama-based subsidiary of Hyundai has been caught using child labor. Here are the details — and whether Hyundai is at fault.

Uncle Sam needs new recruits now more than ever. The Army is projecting a military recruitment shortage over the next two years. Here's what we know.

As lawmakers seek to codify the right to contraception into federal law, hundreds of House Representatives voted against the bill.

Polio vaccines still exist and are included in the CDC’s standard child immunization schedule. With a case recently emerging in New York, health officials urge the unvaccinated to get vaccinated.

Talks about a recession have been increasing and people are trying to prepare. If there were a recession, how long would it last? Here is what history tells us.

Italy prime minister Mario Draghi resigned Thursday, even though many citizens and political leaders want him to stay. What is happening in Italy?

The U.S. dollar and euro reached parity recently. Here’s why the U.S. dollar is so strong and what it means for the global markets.

Did Biden have brain surgery? The President has a long and complicated health history and it seems that brain surgery was part of it. Here's a fact check.

Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia is stepping down from his full-time role. Here’s the scoop.

Angela Jacobs was a news reporter for Orlando-based media outlet, WFTV. She passed away on July 20, 2022, after battling breast cancer.

'Roe v. Wade' being overturned paved the way for Georgia to implement its 2019 Heartbeat Bill. Does the state make any exceptions regarding abortions?

During a speech on climate change, Biden said he had cancer. Is the President terminally ill? Or was this just a moment of him fumbling his words?

The crypto world is experiencing layoffs. Amid concerns about a "crypto winter," Coinbase fired 18 percent of its staff and in a second lay off round, Gemini axed staff.

Political strategist Lis Smith isn't a married women, although she did date a married man in 2013. Here's the scoop on her dating history.

Legislators are attempting to codify same-sex marriage and protect it from potential overturn. Which senators support same-sex marriage?

A group of Democrat leaders known as "The Squad" were arrested during a peaceful protest regarding abortion rights. What happens to them now?

Elon Musk decided to finally back out of the deal to buy Twitter. Will Twitter sue Musk for breaching the agreement? Here's what we know so far.

The Biden administration is trying to make a decision about student loans. Will the administration pause them again or forgive them altogether?

TikTok is reportedly laying off employees as part of a company-wide restructuring plan. Some are being warned their positions may be eliminated.

Consumers are fed up with Walgreens over reported controversy surrounding birth control and baby formula. As a result, boycotts are ensuing.

Can you use the Tesla Supercharger on other electric cars? By the end of the year, you will be able to. Here's what we know about Tesla's plans.

Billionaire Elon Musk has never held back an opinion on his father. He says his dad is evil. Does Musk even speak to his father?

The state of Texas is suing the Biden administration over a ruling requiring states to provide abortions in medical emergencies. Will the lawsuit be successful?

What was Ivana Trump's cause of death? Reports confirm that former President Donald Trump's ex-wife died at age 73. Here's what we know.

The 150th British Open Championship kicked off July 14 at the birthplace of golf, Old Course at St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland. How much is the St. Andrews golf course worth?

The U.S. inflation print came in much hotter than expected in June. What does 9.1 percent inflation mean? Let's discuss the wider implications.

Inflation across the board is surging, but some products are getting pricier than others. Which products is inflation hitting the hardest?

Republicans have blamed Joe Biden for the spiraling inflation and termed it “Bidenflation.” What’s causing inflation and what can Biden do about it?

In June, inflation rose 9.1 percent. That’s the highest rate in over 40 years. Believe it or not, this isn’t the highest U.S. inflation rate ever experienced.

Starbucks has announced closures of 16 stores in several U.S. cities, citing safety concerns. Some workers believe it to be an attempt to punish unionizing stores.

Some seem to think Paul Ryan is in the habit of throwing rocks and hiding his hands. What happened to former House Speaker Ryan — and where is he now?

In addition to shortage of many other products, Topo Chico, the sparkling mineral water brand, is also in short supply. What's causing the Topo Chico shortage in 2022?

The Department of Justice is getting involved in the PGA vs. LIV Golf controversy, and the investigation could result in lawsuits.

What’s going on with Stuart Smith’s sentencing? Now that his former boss Jen Shah has pleaded guilty to fraud, here's an update on his side of the case.

Amazon's Prime Day is finally here, and consumers can take advantage of one of the best sale events of the year. But why is Prime Day in July?

'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' star Jen Shah pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Here’s where her legal case stands. She changed her plea at the last minute.

At least 20 states have programs for giving inflation relief checks to residents, but the amounts paid can vary. Here's what we know.

Twitter is experiencing a shake-up. Elon Musk wants to terminate his bid, and board members don't want to let him. Who owns the company now, amid the drama?

While some have been worried about overpopulation, many others including Tesla CEO Elon Musk are worried about an underpopulation crisis.