As California lawmakers press Facebook and Google to pay publishers for content, a new study from Facebook’s parent company on Monday insists it is benefiting the news business.

Monday’s top personal finance stories.

The new study looks at the ways governments and markets have responded when banks looked shaky, and anxiety ran high.

Strikes and protests broke out in Israel over the weekend and into Monday. Here’s what you need to know. 

First Citizens BancShares strengthens national presence into 23 states with purchase of Silicon Valley Bank, but will remain below the Category 3 bank class

President Joe Biden makes remarks Monday after police say a shooter killed three students and three adults at a private Christian school in Nashville.

First Citizens’ stock skyrocketed Monday, fueled by the company’s agreement to assume all the deposits and loans of Silicon Valley Bridge Bank from the FDIC.

Citi analyst expects Micron Technology Inc. to report negative gross margins for the first time since 2008 financial crisis but says that could be a good sign.

An economist and Social Security expert says the earnings test cons beneficiaries under age 67 into thinking they will lose benefits if they earn too much working.

A new poll found that 39% of Americans say religion is very important to them, while 38% say patriotism is very important.