Officer, suspect shot in northwest Baltimore active shooter incident, police say

Baltimore police say an officer and a man they are calling a suspect were shot Tuesday afternoon in northwest Baltimore in what they describe as an active shooter incident.

Tariff refunds may be coming, but the process could be complicated
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After the Supreme Court struck down a key tariff tool used by President Donald Trump, companies and consumers are scrambling to seek refunds—though the process is proving confusing and uncertain.

The Home Depot Foundation introduces 'Path to Pro Education Grants' to revitalize shop classes nationwide

The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the skilled trades industry is facing a massive workforce shortage over the next few years, with 41% of the construction workforce set to retire by 2031 and a projected 4.1 million construction jobs needed over the next decade.  To help bolster the construction industry, The Home Depot Foundation has launched a grant program to bolster trade training.

SAVE America Act: Trump pushing to add ban on mail ballots

President Trump is pushing to add a ban on mail ballots to the SAVE America Act. Here’s what to know about the voting bill.

Epstein's Zorro Ranch searched by New Mexico investigators

State investigators began searching financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch where he once entertained guests amid allegations that the property may have been used for sexual abuse and sex trafficking of young women.

Oil prices pull back after surge tied to Iran war concerns
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Christopher Hodge from Natixis CIB Americas explains why oil prices spiked to a four-year high amid war concerns and what it could mean for stability and gas prices moving forward.

Chicago's new safety strategy shows promising results in key neighborhoods

Chicago leaders say violent crime is dropping in parts of the city under a new community-led safety strategy. Here’s what the numbers show.

Chicago's new safety strategy shows early drops in violent crime in key neighborhoods
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Chicago leaders say a new community-driven safety strategy is beginning to show measurable results, with early data pointing to declines in violent crime in several neighborhoods long affected by violence.

Alexander brothers convicted in NYC sex trafficking scandal

The verdict came after 11 women testified in Manhattan federal court they were sexually assaulted by one or more of the brothers: twins Oren and Alon Alexander, 38, and Tal Alexander, 39.