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Live Nation agrees to pay a $280 million fine and divest amphitheaters, but several states vow to continue their own lawsuits, arguing the deal does not break up the company’s monopoly.

Uber’s new nationwide option lets women drivers and riders match exclusively with each other, but faces lawsuits and ongoing scrutiny over safety and discrimination concerns.

The AI company seeks to overturn the Pentagon’s move restricting its defense work after refusing to allow unrestricted military use of its technology.

Todd Inman was dismissed by the White House over workplace allegations he vociferously denies.

The vaccines chief plans to step down after a tenure marked by internal controversy and disputes over regulatory decisions.

The former trade chief stepped down from the board amid the company’s strategic merger and shift toward fusion energy.

With the Strait of Hormuz closed due to the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, buyers scramble for American oil and prices approach parity with Brent.

The president expanded U.S. objectives in the Iran conflict, calling for regime change and a new leadership model.

State Rep. James Talarico claims the Democratic nomination while Texas Republicans prepare for a high-stakes runoff between Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton.

TexasState Representative Steve Toth unseated Dan Crenshaw in a closely contested Republican primary, signaling a shift toward more conservative leadership in the Houston-area district.