Stocks fell Monday, following four straight weeks of declines, as investors grew more concerned higher energy prices stemming from the Russia-Ukraine war.

The Supreme Court should look at whether federal law grants sites like Facebook broad legal immunity when they are used to commit crimes, Clarence Thomas said.

Amazon has continued to work with companies in China accused of using forced labor despite public warnings about their work practices, according to a report

U.S. crude oil surged more than 7 percent in Sunday evening trade as the market continued to react to supply disruptions stemming from Russia’s ongoing

“The Batman,” the latest attempt from Warner Bros. to reimagine the Dark Knight of Gotham, grossed nearly $130 million at the North American box office over

As locals are priced out of Colorado mountain towns, communities are fighting back with lease limits and loan programs intended to retain their workforces.

Not long after the Russian convoy menacing Kyiv slowed to a crawl, pictures and videos began to emerge showing its military vehicles apparently damaged in what

California pours billions of taxpayer dollars into fighting homelessness each year but the number of people living on the streets continues to grow.

A startup called Kytch, which created a device to fix McDonald’s notoriously finicky ice cream machines, is suing the restaurant chain for allegedly ruining its business and pushing false advertising.

American whiskey exports, battered by tariffs and the pandemic, started rebounding in 2021, but distillers have more ground to make up to fully recover.