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Blue Origin, the space company founded by Jeff Bezos, is pausing flights on its vehicle Blue Shepard to focus on getting America back to the moon.

The Senate on Friday passed an amended spending package that replaces a full-year Department of Homeland Security funding bill with a two-week stopgap to give lawmakers time to hash out policy disagreements over immigration enforcement.

Two California women are suing Costco, claiming that the wholesaler committed false advertising by selling its popular rotisserie chicken as preservative-free.

The Trump administration, under pressure to lower food costs, is suing states that require eggs for sale in grocery stores come from cage-free hens.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office is demanding a civil rights investigation of Dr. Mehmet Oz, saying he discriminated against Armenians in a video claiming hospice fraud in Los Angeles, the latest front in the state's ongoing battle with the ...

The Islamic State extremist group claimed responsibility on Friday for an attack on an air force base in Niger's capital that wounded four soldiers and damaged an aircraft.

A federal jury in San Francisco convicted a former Google software engineer and Chinese national of economic espionage for stealing artificial intelligence secrets from the tech giant.

The rush for gold climbed to new heights at the start of 2026, with prices hitting a fresh record earlier this week. And around the world, people have lined up to either sell pieces of the precious metal they already own or buy into the frenzy.

Drugmaker Eli Lilly and Co. said Friday that it will build a $3.5 billion manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania, as the company expands domestic production and capitalizes on surging sales of obesity and diabetes treatments.

President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh, 55, to serve as chairman of the Federal Reserve on Friday.