President Trump frequently criticized the US economy for the number of people out of the labor force. But many are retired, disabled or in school, research shows.
Former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warned that President Trump's low approval ratings and many distractions will make it harder for him to get his agenda passed.
German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says it's a 'decisive period' for relations between the US and Europe. He said, 'Admittedly, many things are irritating us' about the Trump Administration.
The WannaCry hackers' decision to use the digital currency bitcoin to collect ransom money is likely to make it tough for them to withdraw their ill-gotten gains without being caught.
The city of Philadelphia alleges that for more than dozen years Wells Fargo discriminated against African-Americans and Latinos by intentionally pushing them into higher-cost mortgages.
DaVita, an owner of dialysis centers that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is invested in, was criticized by HBO's John Oliver for urging patients to not get kidney transplants.