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Clyburn's history lesson on the first eight Black representatives recaps the playbook used to strip Black wealth.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished at a record 50,115.67 on Friday, rising more than 1,200 points for the day.

Companies are increasingly using AI agents to streamline HR processes including pay increases.

New European measures to crack down on Russia's shadow fleet could severely hurt its economy at a time when it is looking increasingly vulnerable.

IRS staff shortages and new tax laws mean you should file your taxes early and triple-check everything.

Experts say the U.S. needs an additional 2 million to 20 million homes to fix the shortfall, underscoring the challenge of meeting the nation's housing needs.

The House Problem Solvers Caucus wants to put pressure on other lawmakers to take action on costs, via an "affordability agenda" including dozens of policy proposals.

PepsiCo said it will lower its suggested retail price on snacks including Doritos, Cheetos, Tostitos and Lays by up to 15 percent starting this week.

Iger returned in 2022 for a second stint as chief executive. The company's new CEO led Disney's parks and resorts division.

The United States and India finalized a trade agreement Monday, helping stabilize a relationship that had been in decline during Trump's second term.