U.S. stocks rose, marking Wall Street’s latest winning week as investors weighed earnings reports and economic data for market direction.

Trump plans to sell up to 15% of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac stock, raising $30B and potentially reshaping the U.S. mortgage market.

After their appeal was turned down last month in a different lawsuit, a group of Prince William County residents won a battle in their war against the Prince William Digital Gateway, as a circuit ...

President Donald Trump has removed former U.S. Rep. Billy Long as IRS commissioner less than two months after his confirmation, a White House official said Friday. The official, who was not authorized ...

Boar’s Head will reopen a closed deli meat plant as sanitation issues linger, raising questions about safety and quality standards.

The HCA Virginia health system plans to construct a new $260 million hospital in Chesterfield County to meet the region’s growing population.

Averett University must resolve its $20M endowment dispute with ex-CFO and investment firm GSIS through arbitration, per federal court order.

U.S. 30-year mortgage rate falls to 6.63%, its lowest in four months, offering relief to buyers amid a sluggish housing market.

U.S. stocks waver after Trump’s global tariffs take effect; Dow falls 330 points while Nasdaq rises, amid rate cut hopes and solid earnings.

Trump demands Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan resign over alleged ties to Chinese military-linked firms, following pressure from Sen. Tom Cotton.

Trump announces 100% tariff on imported chips, sparing U.S. makers and raising concerns over higher prices for tech, autos and appliances.

Stocks rise despite Trump’s tariff hike on 60+ countries as experts warn of inflation, slower hiring and risks to U.S. economic growth.