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The job report for July comes out on Aug. 5, and many are anticipating the numbers because they could signal an official recession.

What happens when a member of Congress dies before an election? Usually, a special election is required. We'll take a look at the laws.

Alex Jones, a well-known conspiracy theorist, has been sued by parents of the Sandy Hook shooting victims for defamation. Here's what we know about the trial.

Candy Funhouse is looking to hire a Chief Candy Officer and is paying up to $78,000 for the role. Let's look at the requirements and how to apply.

Biden’s latest executive order on abortion aims to protect access to reproductive healthcare services. Will it make it easier for women to access an abortion?

The most valuable NFL teams have been revealed. Which team tops the list in 2022? See a complete breakdown as the valuations shift.

Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros is under fire from conservatives after a July 31 op-ed piece he wrote for The Wall Street Journal. Where does Soros live?

Taiwan is a powerhouse in the semiconductor industry, and it has the biggest chip firm in the world. Could that be why it's so important to China

China’s increasing control over the Panama Canal doesn’t make it an owner, but it’s still concerning for developed nations like the U.S.

Naomi Judd’s will didn't include her daughters. Instead, the will named her husband, Larry Strickland, as the executor of her estate and gave him full authority over her assets.

The yields on U.S. 10-year Treasury have fallen to around 2.5 percent, which is almost 100 basis points lower than the 2022 peak. Why are the yields going down?

Inflation ETFs seek to capitalize on or quell inflation. Are they worth investing in amid a bear market? Let's look at the pros and cons.

Andrew Yang thinks his Forward Party is the solution to our political divide. Here we explain what the Forward Party stands for and what candidates are aligning with the third party option.

There is still no word on who won the almost $1.34 billion Mega Millions jackpot. What happens if no one claims the Mega Millions?

The Department of Justice wants to block a publishing merger that would further consolidate the industry. Will Random House and Simon & Schuster merge?

Amid soaring prices, many are wondering how long inflation will last. Will inflation eventually come down in 2023? Is inflation near its peak?

Rising inflation, high prices at the grocery store, and increasing interest rates are factors hurting almost every American. Is the U.S. officially in a recession?

Pat Toomey, Chuck Schumer, and Joni Ernst were a few senators who voted "no" on the burn pit bill. Here's why the bill lost support. Many veterans are shocked.

It's National Wing Day and restaurants around the U.S. have special deals on chicken wings today. You can visit the following restaurants to celebrate.

Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman is highly educated, with not only a BA, but also an MBA and Masters in Public Policy.

Start stocking up on candy now because there may not be enough come Halloween time. Hershey says supply chain issues are making it difficult to keep up with demand.

Identity theft is costly to both businesses and consumers. The SEC has the Red Flags Rule in order to help reduce the risk of identity theft.

In a major reversal of opinion, Senator Joe Manchin has announced that he’s in favor of the climate and tax plan, citing its benefits for inflation.

Klondike confirmed via its website that the company is doing away with the Choco Taco after having it on the market for nearly 40 years. But why?

Fans think Ann Coulter has been blackballed. She hasn't been present on TV since she started opposing Donald Trump. Keep reading to find out why.

No one won the Mega Millions drawing on July 26, so now the jackpot is over $1 billion. If you take the lottery annuity and die, what happens to the rest of the money?

U.S. lawmakers are making progress on legislation that could rectify the ongoing semiconductor shortage. Here's what the microchip legislation includes and what to expect.

Recently, there were reports that China sent tanks to scare bank depositors. Is there a bank run in China in 2022? Are Chinese banks failing?

Economic data has been soft and Walmart has warned of inflation hurting sales. Will Walmart’s warning impact the outcome of the Fed's meeting?

Lufthansa canceled over 1,000 flights that are scheduled for July 27, impacting over 100,000 passengers. Why is Lufthansa canceling its flights?

On June 15, 2022, President Joe Biden signed an executive order that advances equality for LGBTQI+ individuals. Here's what the executive order addresses.

Florida is said to be facing a teacher shortage of over 9,000 school personnel positions this fall. It isn't the only state struggling to fill classroom positions.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen downplayed recession risks and said that the economy is in a "transition." Is she right or wrong?

Car insurance companies are raising their rates in 2022, primarily to combat inflation. Here's a look at some other factors that will cause your car insurance to go up.

Netflix partnered with Microsoft in hopes of boosting its advertising tactics. But some seem to think Microsoft actually plans to buy Netflix.

About 2,500 Boeing defense workers have decided to go on strike as they rejected the company’s offer. What are Boeing striking workers’ demands?

When Pope Francis landed in Canada July 24 on his “trip of penance," he left the plane in a wheelchair. Why is Pope Francis in a wheelchair?

U.S. Representative Jason Crow has cautioned people against sharing their health data with 23andMe. Who owns 23andMe and does the company sells users' data?

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.