Accessory Maker $1.75M Buffalo Settlement Shocks Industry
A Georgia-based accessory maker will pay $1.75 million in restitution to Buffalo shooting victims’ families and halt ...
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SpaceX Launches Crew International Mission After Medical Evacuation
SpaceX launches crew international rotation to the International Space Station, resuming regular crew work after a me...
Gas Prices Dip in January, Easing Americans’ Pump Budgets
Gasoline prices fell in January, easing inflation pressure and giving households room to save. The trend could bolste...
Federal Fraud Costs Near $1 Trillion, Says LexisNexis CEO
A congressional hearing places federal fraud losses close to $1 trillion annually, far surpassing GAO estimates, as e...
Trump Sees 20% Tax Refunds From Big Bill Promises Ahead
A new tax act promises larger refunds this filing season, sparking optimism and questions about household budgeting. ...
Tesla Loses California License Push Over Autopilot Terms
California regulators said Tesla will not face a 30-day suspension after dropping marketing terms tied to its driver-...
Jaguar Land Rover Recalls 2,300 EVs Over Fire Risk
Jaguar Land Rover is recalling roughly 2,300 US-registered I-Pace electric SUVs due to a high-voltage battery fire ri...
El Paso Airspace Reopens After Drone Disruption Ends Today
El Paso’s airspace returns to normal as drone disruptions end, paving the way for resumed flights and new budgeting d...
Judge Rules on Buffalo Wild Wings Boneless Wings Case
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Buffalo Wild Wings' boneless wings naming, clearing the way for the c...
U.S. Jobs Rise 130K in January; Fed Path in Focus
January payrolls rose 130,000 with the jobless rate at 4.3%, while revisions to prior months add uncertainty as trade...