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Richard Branson is "safe and well" after riding out Hurricane Irma on his private island in the British Virgin Islands.

The skies have finally cleared from Harvey, but Hurricane Irma is wreaking havoc in the Caribbean and quickly heading toward Florida. Meanwhile, two other hurricanes are brewing in the Atlantic basin.

Hurricane Harvey has already hurt the job market. But will that storm and Hurricane Irma, which is expected to slam Florida this weekend, have an even bigger impact on the broader U.S. economy?

Facebook has yet another major controversy from its impact on the 2016 election, and this one cuts to the heart of how it makes money.

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President Trump has little chance of persuading China and Russia to cut off North Korea's oil supply, and even if he succeeds the unprecedented step may still not be enough to get Kim Jong Un to stop building nuclear weapons.

Florence Yu can't believe her luck. She's starting college the same year New York made tuition free for middle-class students like her.

The company behind Hot Pockets will soon be selling vegetarian foods like "Harmless Ham" and "Benevolent Bacon."

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Amazon has announced plans to open a second headquarters in North America that will employ as many as 50,000 workers.

1. Debt ceiling deal: President Trump has sided with Democrats to support a deal that would ensure passage of disaster relief funding as well as raising the debt ceiling and continuing to fund the government.

Facebook told congressional investigators on Wednesday that it sold political ads during the 2016 U.S. presidential election to a so-called Russian troll farm that was looking to target American voters.

First it was Harvey, now it's Irma.

Walmart is pulling supplies from its massive distribution warehouses in various U.S. states in order to get more bottled water to Florida as the state preps for a potentially devastating hurricane.

Big airlines are slashing prices to help people flee Florida before Hurricane Irma hits.

Amazon, Microsoft and Starbucks are getting in on the legal fight to preserve DACA.

On Wednesday, President Trump twice said the United States is "the highest taxed nation in the world."

Mark Zuckerberg is leveraging Facebook to protest President Donald Trump's repeal of DACA.