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FDA gives third-party food delivery apps free pass not to post calorie counts; Americans’ health suffers, advocates say

With Meghan Markle's Oprah interview putting mental health again in the headlines, the president of MTV Entertainment Group says the timing...

Members of Congress asked for a GAO review of taxpayer spending that went toward to Gilead's coronavirus drug.

The 30-year fixed-rate average, which inched up to 3.18 percent this week, is more than a half-percentage point higher than it was at the st...

While there’s widespread support for a large infrastructure bill, the details, especially Biden’s plan to pay for it, are drawing early fire...

Johnson & Johnson has grappled with vaccine manufacturing delays associated with production at the Emergent plant in Baltimore.

Voting-rights advocates, who pushed for corporate responses before the law was signed, now say that statements from Delta Air Lines, Coca-Co...

The Army’s Integrated Visual Augmentation (IVAS) system is meant to give soldiers an easy way overlay complex intelligence onto the battlefi...

Biden’s proposal includes a lot more than roads and bridges, and the White House math is fuzzy on how to pay the hefty price tag.

The government overpaid unemployment insurance by billions of dollars during the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a watc...

The move set off howls from health advocates who say the plan would eliminate one of the few impediments to sky-high drug prices in the Unit...

IRS and Treasury announced a stimulus payment date for millions of Social Security recipients and federal beneficiaries who have been waitin...

The German automaker, which accidentally announced the rebranding this week, expects EVs to make up half of its U.S. sales by 2030.

Companies like Procter & Gamble, Sephora and Snap are seeking help to stay ahead of cultural moments and avoid embarrassing gaffes.

The bleak reality is one of the major reasons the Federal Reserve isn’t worried about inflation.

The new "hybrid" workplace will be more structured than many people think. Companies will have to make sure teams are on site at the same ti...

Beijing unleashes boycotts, threats of lawsuits and travel bans in its pushback against U.S. sanctions on Xinjiang cotton.

Can theaters come roaring back?

Prospects for the bill are unclear, but the move displays deep divisions between the postmaster general and Congress.

Those at the very top of the income spectrum deny the U.S. government roughly $175 billion a year in revenue, researchers estimate.

The social media platform is fast emerging as a force in the job search ecosystem as unemployment remains high, a new generation looks for t...

Mexico's tourist officials expect five million arrivals to Cancun in 2021. Many of those visitors are Americans, with visitors from Texas to...