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ROSIE uses Nazi analogy to describe CBS' Bari Weiss: "If you're in a room with 10 Nazis at a table, and you're the only one who's not, there's a pretty good chance you're a Nazi."

The federal government has topped $40 trillion in total debt for the first time in history, setting a new record for red ink.

Movie theater chains across the country are wrapping up a summer that generated more than $4.2B in domestic ticket sales, running about 5.7% ahead of the pre-pandemic summer of 2019 and on track to rank among the five biggest summers of all time.

President Trump hosted cryptocurrency executives at the White House on Wednesday, one day after U.S. financial regulators unveiled crypto regulations.

The co-chair of the New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America rails against rising rents, but probably doesn't have to worry about paying for his own housing.

A GoFundMe set up for the parents of Massachusetts mother-turned-killer Lindsay Clancy has raised nearly $1 million as organizers say the couple has spent their life savings to help her on trial.

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed believes the anti-corporate influence message that helped him win his primary this month will also play well in the general election in November.

Washington Dulles International Airport's board greenlit a plan Wednesday for a $19.9 billion renovation to overhaul the Washington metro area's largest airport.

U.S. District Judge Susan C. Rodriguez sentenced a Chinese national to 15 years in prison and ordered him to forfeit $25 million for his role in a Chinese money laundering organization that laundered more than $92 million in illicit funds.

Days after he ordered the Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea, President Trump said Wednesday he would meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un later this year.