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Trump's demand to cap credit card rates at 10% is a crowd-pleaser, but might cause more problems than it solves.

A contentious housing bill that would have capped rent increases to 5% a year died in the Assembly on Tuesday, a decision greeted with boos and cries of disapproval from spectators packed inside the committee chamber.

Over its 70 years in existence, 900 million people have visited Disneyland, according to a new documentary.

An auction to commemorate Apple's upcoming 50th anniversary includes Apple's first check and a rare prototype board. Personal items that belonged to late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs such as his desk, bowties and 8-track tapes are also up for sale.

Under a new chief executive, the Port of Long Beach is getting ready to double its cargo capacity by 2050. The port handled a record amount of cargo in 2025.

Powell was responding to grand jury subpoenas delivered to the Federal Reserve related to his congressional testimony regarding construction work at the Fed headquarters.

The department store chain plans to close 14 locations nationwide ...

Trump thinks the spigots will soon start flowing with Venezuela's oil. The oil industry isn't eager to see that happen ...

Barely six months after releasing its Barbie with Type 1 diabetes, Mattel introduced its first Barbie with autism. The doll was made in partnership with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network and is available nationwide today.

Paramount Chairman David Ellison accused Warner of coming up with "increasingly novel reasons for avoiding a transaction with Paramount."