JPMorgan Chase & Co. has officially opened its new multibillion-dollar headquarters in Manhattan, marking a significant milestone for the financial giant. CEO Jamie Dimon celebrated the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
On Tuesday evening, protests erupted in New York City after ICE conducted controversial raids in Chinatown, leading to detentions and a public outcry. Demonstrators condemned the aggressive tactics used by federal agents, sparking a fierce debate about immigration enforcement in the city.
Netflix's Q3 earnings took a hit from an unexpected $619 million tax expense in Brazil, causing the stock to drop over 6%. CFO Spencer Neumann explains the unusual tax implications and future outlook.
In a startling incident in Los Angeles, a federal immigration officer fired shots at a motorist who allegedly threatened to flee during a traffic stop. The situation escalated quickly, raising serious questions about law enforcement protocols.
As demolition of the White House East Wing begins for a proposed ballroom, preservationists urge the Trump administration to pause, citing concerns over the building's historical integrity and public review processes.
In an exclusive interview with NBC's Mike Tirico, Michael Jordan opens up about family time, his basketball legacy, and the nerves of shooting a free throw after years away from the court. Discover his thoughts on the game and more!
The Dallas Cowboys made headlines in Week 7, showcasing standout performances from CeeDee Lamb and Jadeveon Clowney. Discover the teams with the toughest and easiest upcoming schedules, plus what this means for bettors!
The NBA is back with an electrifying opening night featuring the Thunder versus the Rockets and the Lakers versus the Warriors. Can the Thunder repeat as champions? What will Durant bring to Houston? Find out all the highlights!
YouTube has officially rolled out its likeness-detection technology to creators in the Partner Program, allowing them to combat AI misuse of their likeness. This groundbreaking tool aims to protect creators from unauthorized endorsements and misinformation.
As the government shutdown stretches on, federal workers like Summer Kerksick are turning to food banks for help. With no paycheck and bills piling up, the demand for assistance has surged dramatically.
