There’s a reason the name “Social Security” tends to trigger a strong reaction in working Americans and retirees alike. Millions of older Americans rely on those monthly benefits to stay afloat financially.

The tension soars even more in Indiana’s showdown against Oregon as billionaire Mark Cuban takes the spotlight. The “Shark Tank” star and former Dallas Mavericks owner appears on GameDay after fueling Hoosiers with a massive NIL contribution.

While Cuban didn't reveal how much money he gave toward Indiana's NIL efforts, he did say it would be enough to buy Kilroy's on Kirkwood, a popular off-campus bar in Bloomington.

Earlier this week, I think we all learned that former Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was an alumnus of Indiana University. As the Hoosiers football program continues the greatest season in program history,

Mark Cuban explained why he's bullish about AI, even though chatbots can be "stupid" and don't always give accurate, timely information.

President Donald Trump says he wants to block large institutions from buying single-family homes, arguing that housing should belong to people, not corporations. The proposal lands as U.S. home prices and mortgage costs sit near record highs, keeping many first-time buyers locked out of the market.

Shaquille O'Neal has admitted that he drew inspiration for his major investments from Mark Cuban and the TV show "Shark Tank".

An AI startup founder successfully pitched Mark Cuban via email. Here's what the entrepreneur wrote to the billionaire before he decided to invest.