New “prediction market” platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket are allowing anyone across America to wager on the Super Bowl despite bans on sports betting.

Brad Karp, the chairman of the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, resigned Wednesday after the most recent batch of Epstein files released by the Justice Department included correspondence between him and Jeffrey Epstein.”Recent reporting has created a distraction and has placed a focus on me that is not in the best interests of the firm,” Karp said in a statement released by the firm, which said his resignation was effective immediately.

The Washington Post announced layoffs affecting approximately one-third of its workforce. Semafor media editor Max Tani spoke with NBC News’ Ellison Barber about what this means for the future of the 150-year-old newspaper.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he hopes to push his immigration crackdown into five more cities, previewing an ongoing and growing footprint for federal agents around the country.

President Donald Trump said he plans to stay out of Netflix and Paramount Skydance’s battle over Warner Bros.

The EEOC is investigating whether Nike’s mentorship and training programs amounted to discrimination against white workers.

If you work for Cracker Barrel and you’re on a company road trip, you’re expected to eat at Cracker Barrel — whenever practical, that is, the company said on Wednesday.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that his pick to lead the Federal Reserve would not have received the job offer had he expressed a desire to raise interest rates

In an exclusive interview with Tom Llamas, President Trump says that Kevin Warsh would not have been picked for Federal Reserve chair if he was not in agreement with lowering interest rates.

Bill Gates said that he “regrets every minute” he ever spent with Jeffrey Epstein, speaking out after the release of Epstein files that contained mentions of the Microsoft co-founder