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Alaska Airlines said its operations have resumed Friday after it had to ground its planes for hours because of an information technology outage.

The European Union on Friday said Meta and TitTok had breached their transparency obligations after an investigation that could result in billions of dollars in fines.

President Trump is terminating trade talks with Canada, saying that its most populous province interfered in the legal fight over his trade agenda with a television ad featuring Ronald Reagan.

China provided more than $530 million to top-ranked American universities in recent years, but the schools failed to disclose how the funds were spent, prompting concerns about foreign influence, according to an open source intelligence report.

A new barrel-aged beer from Samuel Adams is 30% alcohol by volume, too strong to be sold in 15 U.S. states.

Senate Republicans have introduced legislation to increase the reporting thresholds for currency transaction reports and suspicious activity reports under the Bank Secrecy Act.

Coca-Cola is rolling out 12-ounce glass bottles of its eponymous soda using cane sugar as the sweetener instead of high-fructose corn syrup.

Senate Democrats blocked a bill Thursday to pay federal employees who are working during the shutdown.

President Trump has pardoned crypto executive Changpeng Zhao, who co-founded one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges and was convicted under the Biden administration of charges related to money laundering.

The Trump administration is quadrupling the quota of beef that can be imported from Argentina.