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Microsoft announced thousands of layoffs worldwide, including its gaming division, as the tech industry continues workforce reductions in 2025.

Nine months after first proposing to increase the annual amount allocated to California's film and TV tax credit program, Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed it into law.

Journalists and others said the payoff will embolden attacks by Trump and his allies on news outlets. Some called the settlement a stain on the proud legacy of CBS News.

Primm Valley Resorts announced the imminent closure of Buffalo Bill's Resort and Casino on Tuesday afternoon. The last day for hotel reservations is Sunday.

Celebrity activists including Jane Fonda, Cynthia Nixon and Sally Field signed a letter urging Amazon to address allegations of poor conditions for pregnant workers in its warehouses.

A self-described 'democratic socialist' crushed the field in the Democratic primary for NYC mayor. The forces of reaction are already mustering against him.

President Trump had filed a $20 billion lawsuit claiming a '60 Minutes' interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris was manipulated to show her in a flattering light. Trump alleged the news interview was "election-threatening."

Warner Music Group will reduce its headcount by $170 million as a part of a larger plan to restructure and reduce costs. It's unclear how many employees will be impacted by the layoffs.

Retail giant Nordstrom is closing its sprawling Santa Monica Place store as it restructures its network to try to better target customers who have moved to online shopping.

California Tinder users must now complete facial recognition verification through its Face Check feature to combat fraud and verify identities.