A major shift is occurring in corporate America, as two-thirds fewer Fortune 500 companies submitted diversity policies, signaling a retreat from public DEI commitments.
Trump administration cancels $1.5 billion in federal grants to California, Colorado, Illinois, and Minnesota, targeting transportation and CDC projects.
Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott says Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell didn't commit a crime during his congressional testimony over renovation costs.
Homebuilders reportedly proposed a "Trump homes" program backed by private investors to build up to 1 million affordable homes for first-time buyers amid affordability challenges.
Public sector workers getting restored benefits under last year's Social Security Fairness Act would be spared a tax bill on those benefits under new legislation.
Fox Corporation beats earnings estimates with $5.18 billion revenue, up 2% year over year as cable programming and advertising drove strong quarterly growth.
A conservative women's public policy group says 41% of Netflix's programming for kids carries pro-LGBTQ+ messaging, but the streaming platform's CEO says that claim is inaccurate.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran resigned from his CEA chair role to focus full-time on his Fed position, as required by federal law and regulations.