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UPS drivers and workers may go on strike if the company doesn't work with them on their contract demands. Here's what to expect in 2023.

What happened to Newt Gingrich? Read about the former speaker’s recent activities — and why the Jan. 6 committee wants his testimony.

JR Ridinger passed away suddenly on August 30, 2022. He leaved behind his wife Loren Ridinger, two daughters, and a $300 million fortune. Details on his cause of death.

Looking for Labor Day weekend quotes? Read words spoken and written by inductees of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Labor Hall of Honor.

After a series of parliamentary elections, the final election is to conclude Sept. 5, with the new Prime Minister being announced that day.

The U.S. and Canada observe Labor Day during the first week of September. More than 100 other countries observe the holiday, though they do it in May.

Scammers have grown increasingly clever these days, especially on Instagram. Here's four Instagram scams you need to keep an eye out for.

A Southwest pilot was on the brink of turning the plane around after someone on board AirDropped nude photos. Find out more about the pros and cons of using AirDrop.

Thousands of residents of Jackson, Miss. were left without access to running water after the state experienced excessive rainfall and flooding.

Michael Saylor, the co-founder of MicroStrategy, may be on the hook for tax fraud after the D.C. attorney general accused him of evading $25 million in taxes.

For German airline Lufthansa, the drama is just beginning. Pilots are poised to strike, impacting about 800 flights and 130,000 passengers.

On August 31, 2022, the FDA cleared both Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech to issue bivalent formulations of their COVID-19 vaccines for use as an omicron booster shot.

Pope Francis wants all Holy See offices and Vatican-linked institutions to deposit their assets in the Vatican bank by Sept. 30. The pope issued an order on Aug. 23.

Inflation is coming down and might fall more in the coming months. However, an escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war and food shortages could play a spoilsport.

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is still pushing to get passed direct payments of up to $2,000 to households that earn less than $80,000.

The Great Recession lasted between December 2007 and June 2009. During that time, nearly 4 million homes fell into foreclosure and about 8 million people became unemployed.

Why is the U.S. dollar so strong? See what experts say, and see what The Big Mac Index reveals about Americans’ purchasing power around the world.

The FTC is targeting data broker Kochava for selling geolocation data that could be used to track people seeking abortion care. Here's what we know.

Lawmakers and politicians aren't happy with Biden's student loan forgiveness offer, calling it an unfair handout. But Republicans and Democrats received PPP loans.

Biden is pursuing an expansive fiscal policy while the Fed is tightening. His policies could be making the Fed's job of taming inflation even tougher.

The California legislature is poised to pass new internet privacy rules for kids. What does the proposed bill entail? Here's everything we know.

Moderna and Pfizer produced vaccines in record time to help people get inoculated against COVID-19. Why is Moderna suing Pfizer? Here's what we know.

Rhode Island residents must file their taxes by August 31, 2022, in order to be eligible for a Child Tax Credit (CTC) of up to $750.

On Aug. 24, Biden announced the student loan forgiveness plan. When will loan forgiveness take effect? Here's what borrowers can expect.

When interest rates go up, it can have an negative impact on employment. Increased borrowing costs will likely lead to higher unemployment rates.

The Federal Student Aid website may take longer to load due to “high volumes of visitors.” The website has received an influx of visitors following Biden's student loan forgiveness announcement.

Lansing, Michigan workers at Chipotle voted to unionize on Thursday, Aug. 25. It's the first Chipotle restaurant to form a union.

As inflation continues to drive prices upward, it’s also contributing to the increase in your home insurance rates. Here's what we know.

Coffee is one of the leading drinks in the world, as many people rely on it to start their day. Will the current coffee shortage get worse?

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, whose remarks may set the tone for markets for the next month, will speak on Aug. 26 at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.

AND1 was one of the top clothing and footwear brands in the world, especially in sports. What happened to the athletic footwear brand?

A recent campaign ad by the conservative Wisconsin Truth Super PAC accuses Mandela Barnes of failing to pay property and income taxes.

Over the years, Leonard Leo has strategically placed himself in positions that strengthen his conservative voice and ability to influence politics.

Ex-Twitter executive Peiter “Mudge” Zatko is acting as a whistleblower, alleging that Twitter mismanages cybersecurity. Here's what we know.

China announced two surprise interest rate cuts. Will the rate cut help alleviate the pain in China’s beleaguered housing sector?

On August 22, 2022, Dr. Anthony Fauci announced that in December, he will be stepping down as director of NIAID and as Chief Medical Advisor to President Joe Biden.

Big banks like JPMorgan and Bank of America are seeing massive fines for using the encrypted communication tool WhatsApp. Here's what we know.

The repayments on student loans were paused in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pause ends in August but might get extended.

Dan Price resigned as CEO of Gravity Payments because “his presence had become a distraction.” His name has been tied to a string of scandals, which he says he now needs to focus on.

Thousands of "hero pay" applications were denied in Minnesota due to unverifiable IDs and duplicate applications being filed. Here are some other reasons for denials.