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Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. testified in New York Attorney General Letitia James' investigation into the Trump organization.

The U.S. Department of Transportation proposed a rule that would require airlines to effectively reimburse travelers.

The current economic conditions in the U.S. are also affecting Wall Street firms, where some workers will see bonus cuts with the potential for layoffs.

The increases in refinancing and purchasing mortgage options is a good sign that the Fed's interest rate hikes are working, but some warn that will not last.

According to CBS News' battleground tracker for the 2022 midterm elections, Republicans will regain control of the House with 230 seats.

Organizers for the Music Midtown festival announced the event has been canceled.

Neel Kashkari of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis said Sunday on "Face the Nation" that their focus is still on skyrocketing inflation even as a recession hits.

The Pew Research Center found that many of those who left the workforce during The Great Resignation are enjoying higher wages.

The View's co-host Sara Haines made a statement apologizing for associating Turning Point USA with the Neo-Nazi demonstrators that came to the event.

Former CNN host Chris Cuomo will host a new prime-time show on NewsNation he announced Tuesday eight months after CNN fired him.

The changes to Instagram's feed style have made some users upset as the social media company competes with TikTok.

Tesla filings with the SEC reveal that the SEC wants to make sure the company and its CEO Elon Musk are complying with a 2018 settlement over a tweet Musk made.

The shooting happened on Monday at around 11 a.m. CT. Only the shooter was injured.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that a key indicator of recession may not apply to the current economic conditions.

Amid federal inaction addressing the climate crisis, President Joe Biden is considering declaring a climate emergency.

Two attacks occurred after the Christopher Street Day pride celebration in Berlin. There has been a rise of anti-LGBTQ attacks around the world.

Rep. Madison Cawthorn may be in trouble with the FEC over campaign finance violations, according to a recent report.

A three-digit mental health hotline, 988, meant for people in crises across the U.S. will officially launch tomorrow.

The Wordle will turn into a board game, according to game-maker Hasbro and Wordle-owner The New York Times.

Those who left their jobs during "The Great Resignation" now see a job market that could turn ugly as economic conditions worsen.

Netflix is reportedly in discussion with major studios to add an ad-based subscription.

Layoffs, hiring freezes and slowdowns are plaguing the tech industry, with big tech companies making major announcements or plans this week.

With Biden growing less popular with U.S. Democrats every day, other contenders could come out on top in 2024.

An over-the-counter birth control option could be widely available by 2023 while more battles over contraception in the U.S. seem likely.

Some states saw soaring prices but are now seeing a significant dip.

Uber issued a statement after a report detailed laws and regulations broken by the company around the world to advance its business.

Donald Trump sent a letter to longtime ally and former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon so he can testify before the Jan. 6 Committee.

A Texas woman found an unintended misstep in the state's battle against abortion.

Protesters showed up to disturb Kavanaugh while he ate at Morton's Steakhouse restaurant in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday night.

Cipollone will testify via pre-recorded hearing during the Jan. 6 committee's next hearing on Friday.