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House Republicans on Wednesday used one of their final legislative votes before the midterm elections to address a top concern of voters: data centers.

Paramount is preparing to announce it's leaving California, according to internal discussions in the L.A. Mayor's Office and the California Attorney General's Office.

"American Idol" is packing up its L.A. production base and heading to Georgia for its 25th season, becoming the latest reality show to abandon Southern California for a friendlier tax climate.

The Federal Reserve decided Wednesday to raise interest rates for the first time in three years, an attempt to control inflation in a move that defies President Trump's wishes and clashes with his upbeat economic message to midterm voters.

Consumers may be griping about higher prices at the pump and elsewhere, but they keep spending, helping to power the economy, according to the latest government snapshot.

Zyn, a nicotine pouch brand, has shut down a Democratic House lawmaker's attempt to capitalize on its popularity with young men.

The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to draft a resolution to pause data center applications for a year to allow regulations to be enacted.

Congress has no shortage of ideas on how to regulate the artificial intelligence industry but lacks consensus on how to save humanity from a potential AI killing spree.

National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Dan Caughran, Senior Vice President of Production Operations, and Gary Wentz, Vice President of Atlas and Vulcan Programs, for a rare look at how the Vulcan Centaur rocket comes together -- from ...

Senate Democrats blocked a major cryptocurrency bill on Tuesday, delivering a setback for President Trump's tech agenda.