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Congress has less than two weeks before the deadline. Republicans will need Democratic votes to steer legislation to avert a shutdown through the Senate.

The decision to indefinitely preempt "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" follows backlash to comments he made about the killing of Charlie Kirk.

The restaurant chain warned investors it expects reduced traffic this year, after recently reversing a logo change that drew criticism for being "woke."

The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates on Wednesday. Here's what that means for your mortgages, car loans and credit cards.

Jerry Greenfield resigned after 47 years with the company, saying it was "always about more than just ice cream" in a statement co-founder Ben Cohen posted.

Air traffic managers urged fewer flights to reduce risks at Reagan National Airport before the fatal January collision, but testimony shows the FAA bowing to political pressure.

A surge in the stock market has created a record number of retirement millionaires. The best tip for growing your 401(k)? Stay the course.

The Fed is looking at a quarter-point cut, navigating White House pressure and a balancing a softer job market with stubborn inflation.

Eli Lilly, the nation's biggest drugmaker, is announcing plans for a 650-employee facility outside Richmond, part of a long-term goal to boost domestic manufacturing.

Actions by employers have stirred a debate over employees' speech rights, the role of pressure campaigns and what is appropriate public debate after an violent event.