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Jamie Dimon says America's schools-to-jobs pipeline is broken.

Jamie Dimon wants to fix America’s schools-to-job pipeline

A House panel has approved a bill that would allow Medicare to cover weight loss drugs.

House committee approves bill to allow Medicare to cover weight loss drugs

NFL ordered to pay nearly $5 billion for antitrust violations related to inflating "Sunday Ticket" prices in conspiracy with DirecTV.

NFL fined $4.7 billion in ‘Sunday Ticket’ antitrust case

A new caucus in Congress is trying to end fast fashion. They hope the public will reuse, rewear, repair and recycle clothes.

Members of Congress want people to stop buying ‘fast fashion’

Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth announced the company will shutter "a meaningful percent" of its 8,600 stores across the U.S.

Walgreens to close ‘significant’ number of stores as profits fall

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the SEC violated the Seventh Amendment rights of George Jarkesy by denying his right to a jury trial.

SCOTUS sides with conservative radio host Jarkesy in case fighting SEC ruling

The TSA screened a record number of passengers on June 23, and it expects the surge to continue through the July 4 holiday period.

TSA screens record number of people, surge expected to continue

BP is reinvigorating its focus on fossil fuels as its CEO announced a pause in all new offshore wind projects and a hiring freeze.

BP halts offshore wind projects, renews focus on oil and gas as demand soars

Jacksonville taxpayers will pony up $775 million for Jaguars' stadium renovations. Charlotte is on the hook for $650 million. Is the investment worth it?

Stadium spending: Is it ever a good use of taxpayer money?

Toys“R”Us used AI to create its latest promotional video, a short film featuring the origin story of Geoffrey the Giraffe.

Toys‘R’Us uses OpenAI’s text-to-video model Sora to create short film

In this year's fictional bank stress test, the unemployment rate peaks at 10%, housing prices fall 36% and commercial real estate tanks 40%.

How will banks hold up against stress test that mimics 2008 financial crisis?

Tesla announced a round of recalls on its new Cybertrucks, the fourth recall since its release in November 2023.

Tesla’s problems continue with latest recall of thousands of Cybertrucks

Every four years, the Summer Olympics takes a city by storm. But the path to the opening ceremony can be littered with bribery and scandal.

Paris 2024: Behind the Olympic spectacle lies a history of corruption

A cyberattack last week on CDK Global, a major software provider for North American car dealerships, caused widespread disruption, halting management tools at thousands of dealerships. Hackers, believed to be based in Eastern Europe, are demanding tens of millions of dollars in ransom.

Hackers demand millions, halt operations at 15,000 US car dealerships

Today marks 2 years since Roe v. Wade was overturned and both Biden and Trump are highlighting it on the campaign trail.

Biden, Trump campaigns mark 2nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade being overturned

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are taking very different approaches to preparing for next week's debate.

Biden preps at Camp David, Trump remains on campaign trail ahead of debate

Billionaire Frank McCourt stepped up to make a bid on TikTok. He said he's doing it to make the internet safer for families and kids.

Billionaire McCourt says he’s making bid for TikTok to make internet safer

Disney workers moved from Calif. to Fla. for canceled project. Now they’re suing.

Is tariff just a fancy word for tax? And who ends up paying? The answer may depend on whether you ask an economist or a politician.

Politicians say Americans don’t pay for tariffs. What do economists say?

The Wall Street Journal found Instagram recommends sexual videos to kids as young as 13.

Instagram recommends sexual videos to kids as young as 13: Report

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a comprehensive partnership agreement today.

Putin, Kim sign comprehensive partnership agreement in North Korea

Boeing CEO David Calhoun address the families of victims of two plane crashes that killed 346 people before he testified before Congress.

Boeing CEO David Calhoun testifies before Congress, apologizes to families

Philip Morris International has temporarily halted online sales of Zyn nicotine pouches in the U.S. this week in response to a legal challenge from Washington, D.C.'s attorney general. The stop is part of an investigation into the company's possible violation of the district’s ban on flavored tobacco products.

Philip Morris pauses online Zyn sales amid legal challenge

McDonald's ends AI drive-thru test after customer complaints about order accuracy and accent recognition issues.

McDonald’s ending its AI drive-thru test with IBM