Politics
MrBeast’s food delivery service partner denies ‘disparaging’ allegations in new legal filing
Virtual Dining Concepts, a brand that partnered with YouTube star MrBeast in 2020, is continuing to push back against claims...
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Rentals across the U.S. may be easing and finally giving tenants a break
There are signs that rents across America are starting to decrease after they spiked during the Covid-19 pandemic. The real...
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Dow rallies more than 500 points to record, closes above 37,000 for the first time
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped to a record Wednesday as the Federal Reserve signaled it would cut rates several...
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FTC reveals new rule targeting auto dealership scams
The Federal Trade Commission announced a new rule Tuesday intended to stop auto dealers from using hidden fees and bait-and-switch...
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Millions of parents and young kids could be denied food aid next year without funding boost, report warns
A long-standing federal food assistance program could be short $1 billion next year, leaving 2 million parents and young children...
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Blue-collar hiring and pay gains stay hot in a cooling job market
Many blue-collar workers are riding into 2024 on a year’s worth of stronger hiring, more plentiful job opportunities and faster...
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Housing market may be thawing as rates dip and listings inch higher
The housing market might be turning around for frustrated would-be buyers as mortgage rates dip and listings rise, according to...
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Hasbro laying off 1,100 workers as weak toy sales persist into holiday season
Hasbro is laying off about 1,100 employees as the toy maker struggles with soft sales that have carried into the holiday...
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More signs of slowing inflation may arrive in latest consumer price data
Experts think the government’s last price report of the year will provide more evidence that inflation is slowing. The Bureau...
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A troubling theory about traders profiting from Hamas’ attack on Israel drew much attention. Why it may not be so simple.
It’s a dramatic and troubling claim: Two New York law professors, one of them a former commissioner of the Securities...
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