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Martin Shkreli's fraud trial is wrapping up.

Rolls-Royce unveiled an all-new version of its very, very large Phantom ultra-luxury sedan on Thursday.

A friendly woman on the internet can fool even the most security-conscious man -- and hackers can take advantage.

Tax reform is still months away, if not longer. But the so-called Big Six group of Republican negotiators from the House, Senate and Trump administration issued a statement Thursday outlining the most general principles they have agreed to.

BuzzFeed has hooked its readers on cute animal GIFs, listicles and quizzes.

Premiums will skyrocket. Insurers will drop out. Americans will lose their coverage.

Spirit Airlines stock got clobbered on Thursday as investors learned of the damage caused by a showdown with its pilots.

Michiko Kakutani has reached the final page at the New York Times.

Smart guns are supposed to be safer than traditional weapons. They're designed to only fire when paired with a second piece of technology that identifies the shooter, like an electronic chip or a fingerprint.

Delta is pulling out of Venezuela as the country sinks deeper into crisis.

The German government has recalled tens of thousands of Porsche SUVs after discovering they are equipped with an "unauthorized defeat device" allegedly used to cheat on emissions testing.

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Over the next two decades, 87 new pilots need to be trained and ready to fly a commercial airliner every day in order to meet our insatiable demand to travel by air.

"I'm a recent college graduate with a job -- Do I focus on paying off student loans early or save for a down payment on a house? Or both?" -- Stephanie

Conventional wisdom says everyone should practice basic online security measures, like using different passwords for different accounts. And when you want to stay anonymous, don't publish your email address on public forums, or tie it to things like Facebook or Instagram.

On any given day, President Trump may use Twitter to break news on policies, taunt North Korea's dictator, slam the media and react to countless cable news segments.

A group of former and serving senior Deutsche Bank executives have agreed to give up nearly $45 million in bonuses.

A teenage girl held her only bag of groceries tight, with two hands.

Attorneys for Sarah Palin want to get the private communications of more than 20 journalists at the New York Times as part of the former Republican vice presidential nominee's defamation lawsuit against the newspaper.