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Florida agriculture commissioner Nikki Fried has ordered her offices to keep their flags up, saying, "We will not celebrate hate speech, bigotry and division."

Garland took a more reserved stance than his predecessor on pardons, saying the Justice Department should act as a check on presidential urges.

Mike Lindell said his sales went up even as major retailers dropped his product. Now Dominion Voting Systems wants damages for defamation.

Congressional Democrats aim to pass COVID-19 relief before benefits wear out, but two Senate Democrats may throw a wrench into those plans.

The owner of the Dallas Cowboys also has a controlling stake in a shale drilling company whose gas prices have soared from $2.40 to $179 per thousand cubic feet.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen gave stocks a bump Friday with statements pushing for more stimulus as Democrats move covid relief through Congress.

The scope of the department's inquiry continues to balloon, with six officers already suspended.

Democrats hope to get their bill through the House in the next week using reconciliation, sidestepping Republican opposition.

With support from Senate Republicans unlikely, advocates are already calling for the measure to be passed through reconciliation.

Governor Desantis helped arrange a clinic that only vaccinated the whitest, richest parts of Manatee County.

Social media erupted after Senator Cruz was spotted heading to a Mexican getaway as Texans grapple with lethal temperatures and collapsing infrastructure.

Freezing temperatures claimed the lives of many animals as workers rushed to evacuate amid power outages.

Assemblyman Ron Kim says Cuomo threatened to "destroy" his career in a lengthy phone call. Cuomo's office has denied the allegation.

Limbaugh was known for hardline conservative politics and inflammatory rhetoric.

Users can now pay for parking in-app in over 400 cities, and will soon be able to pay transport fares as well.

Another wave of freezing snow is expected as millions lose power, but temperatures should rise over the weekend.

Australian swimmer Scott Miller was accused of running a drug ring in New South Wales that packed methamphetamines into candles.

While the worse of the holiday spike seems to be behind the U.S., experts warn of a variant-fueled resurgence.

President Biden has made representation a priority in his staffing decisions, but low numbers of Black Federal Reserve employees indicate reform will be no mean feat.

Facing lawsuits and a U.S. alt-right in decline, Bannon finds himself running damage control both personally and politically.

Presidents Day brings sales on electronics, appliances and mattresses.

The WHO confirmed that South Africa's variant could infect those who were vaccinated or survived COVID-19 but said vaccines still benefited victims.

Aid for struggling businesses during the COVID-19 epidemic has instead delivered a massive windfall to the companies that fueled the opioid epidemic.

Without the presidency to protect him, Donald Trump's taxes have landed in the crosshairs of both congressional Democrats and the IRS.

Investing app Robinhood faces both clients hurling feces and a range of lawsuits from regulators, disgruntled account-holders and a family who lost their son.

Financial guru Dave Ramsey sparked outrage during a segment on Fox attacking those in need of stimulus checks.

Zhang Feng has been caught up in an ongoing corruption scandal. Tencent confirmed he is being investigated but distanced him from its services.

Dr. Hasan Gokal worked late into the night to make sure 10 vaccine doses weren't wasted. Days later, he was fired and accused of stealing them.

A new lawsuit alleges employees of color were abruptly reassigned when Derek Chauvin arrived, and that he was given special treatment contrary to prison policy.