Despite promises to protect survivors' identities, unredacted names and personal information remain accessible in the recently released Epstein documents, prompting accusations of negligence and permanent harm.
Quinton Dixon, a middle school counselor placed on leave over allegations of messaging a 14-year-old former student, was found dead in an apparent suicide on a Baton Rouge school campus.
Using advanced genetic genealogy, authorities have identified the remains of Jeanette Marcotte, a Canadian woman missing since the early 1980s, found in a Florida wooded area. The case raises possible links to the infamous 'Vampire Rapist,' John Crutchley.
Under sharp questioning from Rep. Sean Casten, Scott Bessent, a key economic advisor to the Trump campaign, walked back his past written assertion that tariffs are 'inflationary,' correcting his testimony from earlier in the same hearing.
Apple's strategic acquisition of an Israeli AI startup and a deeper partnership with Google aim to supercharge Siri, while new Indian tax policies fuel its manufacturing diversification away from China, signaling a pivotal shift in the tech giant's long-term strategy.
A new AI tool from Anthropic sparked a broad sell-off in tech stocks, dragging down sector leader Nvidia. CEO Jensen Huang pushed back against fears of software obsolescence, calling the market reaction 'illogical'.
A wave of selling swept through global technology stocks this week, erasing hundreds of billions in market value, as conflicting fears over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential and its near-term demand rattled Wall Street.
Drivers across the Midwest saw modest relief at the pump last week, with regional averages falling amid a broader national trend of stabilizing fuel costs.
A deep-dive valuation analysis suggests Cochlear Limited's current market price may be stretched. Using a discounted cash flow model, we find a significant gap between the calculated fair value and the trading price, raising questions for investors.
A counterintuitive trend is reshaping housing markets across the American Sun Belt and pandemic-era boomtowns. Despite robust population growth, home values are declining in several major metros, driven by a delayed surge in supply, shifting affordability ceilings, and cooling investor appetite.
Ad tech firm Consumable Inc. has acquired Radio.com and Mark Cuban's Fireside platform, merging them to build a new streaming service aimed at empowering creators in an AI-dominated media landscape, backed by a multi-million-dollar artist fund.
At a major Wall Street Journal conference in Palm Beach, financial leaders from Blackstone, Citi, and Lazard grappled with the immediate market fallout and long-term implications of an AI startup's latest move, revealing a stark divide between panic and opportunity.
Bitcoin prices fell sharply after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarified the U.S. government lacks authority to direct bank rescues for cryptocurrency firms, amplifying existing market pressures and bearish sentiment.
Despite a significant pullback erasing post-election gains, analysts point to potential regulatory clarity and monetary policy as keys to Bitcoin's next major surge.
Even as Warren Buffett steps back from day-to-day leadership at Berkshire Hathaway, his value-investing principles remain a powerful guide for building long-term wealth. We analyze three holdings from the Berkshire portfolio that embody his approach for investors seeking stability and growth in their retirement years.
Fox Corporation surpassed Wall Street's revenue forecasts for its fiscal second quarter, driven by robust advertising demand for Fox News and Major League Baseball playoffs, even without the boost of a major election cycle.
Two key surveys confirm the U.S. services industry maintained its growth momentum last month, fueled by rising employment and business activity. However, persistent price pressures and a dip in foreign demand signal ongoing economic headwinds that could delay interest rate cuts.
An Italian appeals court has ruled that a recycling company unfairly dismissed an employee for briefly falling asleep at his desk, ordering his reinstatement with back pay. The judgment highlighted broader issues of workplace isolation and punitive management tactics.
Reason's Robby Soave argues the mass release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files has fueled a partisan witch hunt, prioritizing political smears over justice and threatening civil liberties.
A decade after a wave of complex annuity sales, retirees are discovering a harsh reality: the guaranteed income portion of their contracts often far outweighs the investment value. Now, a new generation of agents is pushing costly 'flips' that can permanently slash lifetime payouts, sparking calls for greater transparency and consumer caution.
