California Post opinion editor Joel Pollak analyzes Governor Gavin Newsom's pivot on wealth taxes, now advocating for a national billionaire tax after opposing a state-level one. Pollak explains this as Newsom's attempt to keep wealthy residents in California. He also details a multi-million dollar SNAP fraud case in Los Angeles, where a cashier exchanged food stamps for cash, highlighting fraud in California's 40% increased government spending.
Ford is recalling more than 110,000 Mustang, Mustang GTD and Mustang Mach-E vehicles in two safety campaigns involving windshield wipers and drivetrain components.
Average new car payments hit a record $770 per month as auto loan debt nationwide surged to $1.685 trillion, surpassing student loan balances.
Ford is recalling more than 110,000 Mustang, Mustang GTD and Mustang Mach-E vehicles in two safety campaigns involving windshield wipers and drivetrain components.
A rare eight-sided Virginia mansion built in 1870 is listed for $295,000, offering six bedrooms, about 5,000 square feet and a spooky reputation.
Barstool Sports founder and President Dave Portnoy weighs in on the new tipping trend that has caused consumers to further squeeze their bank accounts.
Four states are seeking $1.4 trillion from Meta over claims Facebook and Instagram were designed to be addictive to children without any warnings on the alleged harms of the apps.
Ken Griffin provided the largest donation to help hire Mauricio Pochettino, whose leadership now has Team USA on the brink of World Cup history.
Sixth-generation owner Alex Bassett Strange leads a Philadelphia ice cream business that has survived 165 years with new flavors and global exports.
Average new car payments hit a record $770 per month as auto loan debt nationwide surged to $1.685 trillion, surpassing student loan balances.
Johnny Carson's former Bel Air mansion hits the market for $40 million. The 9,052-square-foot luxury home features six bedrooms, a tennis court and a pool.
Nicotine pouches are experiencing explosive growth in the U.S., with monthly sales surging nearly 251% since early 2023, a study showed.
Federal regulators reannounced a recall of 429,000 Casely MagSafe power banks after a woman's death and a fire on a plane from overheating chargers.
Credible promotes Chief Revenue Officer Robert Humann to CEO after nearly 10 years with the Fox Corporation-owned consumer finance technology platform.
In an era of “green" gimmicks and sky-high risk, author John J. Geoghegan says only capitalism can determine if lighter-than-air travel has legs.
Bank of America announces plans to hire nearly 4,000 summer interns and full-time recruits from over 500 colleges and universities this summer.
After two years of growth, New York City’s population fell in 2025, as many movers stayed local, heading to nearby suburbs and neighboring states.
President Donald Trump says his administration is studying superannuation, a mandatory program requiring employers to contribute 12% into retirement accounts.
A Justice Department probe is reviewing transactions tied to a business network linked to Iran's supreme leader and its reported connections to Wall Street firms
Ken Griffin provided the largest donation to help hire Mauricio Pochettino, whose leadership now has Team USA on the brink of World Cup history.
Andres Robles, an 8-year-old Arizona boy celebrating his birthday, was named Disneyland's honorary 1 billionth guest in a ceremony with Mickey Mouse.
Ford is recalling more than 110,000 Mustang, Mustang GTD and Mustang Mach-E vehicles in two safety campaigns involving windshield wipers and drivetrain components.
President Donald Trump claimed on Truth Social that Walmart summer price cuts were initiated at his administration's request to celebrate the country's 250th birthday.
Texas restaurateur Jim Hallers warns Congress that NFL streaming fragmentation threatens sports bars, citing $30,000 to $40,000 upgrade costs per venue.
Microsoft is eliminating roughly 4,800 jobs while investing heavily in AI, with executives saying artificial intelligence is changing work but not replacing affected employees.
California voters will decide on a ballot measure imposing a one-time 5% tax on billionaires, despite opposition from Gov. Gavin Newsom.
OPEC+ approved a new production increase for August as recovering crude supplies and easing geopolitical concerns kept oil prices near pre-conflict levels.
New Gallup analysis finds little evidence that generative AI has broadly reduced creative jobs or artists' earnings despite rising workplace AI adoption.