When Chinese President Xi Jinping greeted Joe Biden as a "old friend" at the opening of their virtual summit's first video conference Monday night, it looked like he was making a subtle dig at him.

According to U.S. securities filings, Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold $930 million in shares to pay tax withholding obligations connected to the exercise of stock options.

Attorney General Dave Yost of Ohio has launched a lawsuit against Facebook, accusing the company of deceiving the public about how it managed its proprietary algorithm in order to inflate its stock and defraud stockholders.

Maybe it's time to revisit the legislation when it becomes unlawful for firms to promote their own items on their own platforms.

No such thing as free infrastructure exists.

Is it any surprise that school administrators see themselves as the foremost experts on children?

Binger may have hoped that this case would polish his credentials for a higher position and maybe greater and better things.

The prosecution's closing argument was full of incorrect material, presumably intended to mislead the jury on self-defense law, claiming that if you carry a gun, you lose your right to self-defense, and that you can't claim self-defense if the person you shot was unarmed.

How are things going at the White House between Kamala Harris and her team and Joe Biden and his team?