Nicholas Morgan

The man charged with killing seven people when he opened fire on an Independence Day parade in a Chicago suburb made his first appearance in court.

U.S. job openings shrank sharply in May by over 400,000 positions, but the overall hiring picture continues to show signs of strength.

Mortgage rates saw a decline in the last week as the wider market continued to reorient itself to an uncertain world of tighter monetary policy and looming recessionary risks. Despite this, demand has not returned.

Podcast host Joe Rogan said that he rejected multiple requests to appear on his show from former President Donald Trump because he did not want to be seen as helping him.

The Eiffel Tower is in serious need of repairs after officials dithered for years on ensuring the structure's problems were addressed.

Ford Motor limped out of the second quarter with vehicle sales up 1.8% from last year despite outperforming the rest of the auto-industry amidst a sector-wide shortage of semiconductors.

Starbuck is offering customers a chance to get half-off on select cold drinks on the menu throughout July. The move is a bid to stay ahead of any consumer pullback over inflation at the height of summer.

The iPhone has been around now for 15 years after Steve Jobs first unveiled it to the world in San Francisco. Here are four ways the iPhone has changed our lives since.

More than a quarter of Americans felt that the time was soon approaching to “take up arms” against the federal government on the eve of the United States celebrates its 256th anniversary as a constitutional democracy.

Scientists in Massachusetts are issuing warnings to beachgoers that they should take extra precaution as more great white sharks are congregating off Cape Cod at this time of year.

Texas’ Attorney General Ken Paxton has made clear that if the United States Supreme Court were to overturn a ruling that enshrined the constitutionality of sodomy he would defend laws that enforce its prohibition. 

Inflation held firm in May after a tepid retreat in April.

Elon Musk just broke the 100 million followers mark on Twitter yet the Tesla founder has been silent for more than a week now.

California law enforcement officials are investigating a data breach of one of its websites that exposed personal data belonging to every gun owner with a conceal and carry permit in the state.

Delta Air Lines is offering travelers the opportunity to change their flight schedule for free in the days leading up to the hectic Independence Day holiday weekend.

Women investors are placing a higher premium on socially impactful investments than men, a trend that has accelerated in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Airbnb announced that it is making its formerly temporary ban on parties at rentals owned by its hosts a permanent feature.

The Biden administration has warned that Democratic proposals to allow abortion services to continue on federal property was not something that it was willing to support.

The 31-year-old WNBA star could face 10 years in prison if convicted on drug charges.

The number of new U.S. home sales unexpectedly increased in May despite the housing market being buffeted by rising mortgage rates and the Federal Reserve’s recent hawkishness on interest rates. 

Analysis of voter registration data across over 40 states showed over 1 million new Republicans were registered to vote compared to about 630,000 Democrats.  

JPMorgan Chase, one of the largest banks in the world, told its employees that the firm will cover expenses for employees who travel to other states where seeking an abortion is easier if needed.

Consumer sentiment in the United States sunk further as more Americans’ pessimism in the face of stubborn inflation that has driven up costs for basic goods deepens.  

On Friday, the National Abortion Federation released a report that found assaults against clinics rose by 69% last year.

Netflix is letting go another 300 workers as it continues to struggle against a decline in subscriber growth which has weighed down its stock price. 

Former President Donald Trump and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani accused a pair of election workers of voter fraud with what they claim was a tainted USB. It turns out they were passing a ginger mint.

Rupert Murdoch, the media mogul who controls Fox News and the Wall Street Journal among other outlets worldwide, is reportedly set to divorce his wife Jerry Hall after five years of marriage. 

Instagram is beginning to roll out changes to help verify the ages of its young users after last year’s reports that the company was overlooking its potentially negative effects on teens.

Bitcoin billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried stepped in to rescue a pair of struggling cryptocurrency firms at a time when many crypto-industry players are being hammered by some of the harshest turmoil seen by the market in years.