More than 90 passengers and crew members on a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship which set sail from Tampa, Florida, on Feb. 1 for a weeklong cruise came down with a gastrointestinal illness, causing vomiting and diarrhea.

Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought issued a series of directives to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau employees Saturday night in his new capacity a the bureau’s acting head, effectively slowing a large portion of the bureau’s activity to a standstill.

A federal judge on Saturday temporarily blocked Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, employees from accessing a sensitive Treasury Department system.

The National Institutes of Health announced that the agency is making cuts to grants that support research institutions by limiting the amount of indirect funding for research projects to just 15%.

The vilified linchpin of millennial and Y2K fashion — the skinny jean — might be on its way to a comeback.

Super Bowl Sunday is here — and with it comes a barrage of new, glitzy, celebrity-filled ads.

Zero-proof beer sales are surging just as another major brand touts its newest boozeless brew during Sunday’s big game.

EPA staffers have had to contend with dramatic shake-ups. About 1,100 employees were told they could be terminated, and then 168 staffers were put on leave.

Members of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency team have obtained “administrator” email accounts at the Department of Education.

Aid agencies are sounding the alarm about Gaza after President Donald Trump suspended the U.S. Agency for International Development.