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After a roller-coaster death this week in Georgia, amusement parkgoers are asking how thrill rides are regulated across the country in the absence of nationwide safety standards. FOR SUBSCRIBERSRepublicans eye

In a handful of battleground races, Republican candidates are trying to distance themselves from one of President Donald Trump’s signature policy initiatives: tariffs. FOR SUBSCRIBERSDemocrats eye a ‘once in a

Welcome to the daily Inside Scoop newsletter. It’s Emily. Yasmin is off today. Business and data correspondent Brian Cheung filled in for her on the “Here’s the Scoop” podcast, where

Netflix is eliminating about 6% of its employee roster, or roughly 1,000 jobs, in a round of layoffs announced internally Wednesday, according to a source with knowledge of the matter

Social Security recipients will receive an annual cost-of-living adjustment next year of 3.6%, one of the largest increases this decade. But advocates say it’s still unlikely to go far enough

For years, the Little Village neighborhood in Chicago has been a mainstay for Mexicans and Mexican Americans throughout the Midwest looking to buy products imported from south of the border.

President Donald Trump said at a campaign rally Wednesday that there should be fatal consequences for any government worker who leaks sensitive information to the media. “Leakers should be, in

Bank of America was ordered Tuesday to pay $1.2 billion to the Treasury Department, which said it violated anti-money laundering and sanctions laws. The penalty is the third largest ever

Diesel futures traded sharply higher Tuesday, as doubts mounted about the likely impacts of the Trump administration’s latest efforts to push prices down. U.S. diesel futures were up 5% by