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Democratic attorneys general from 18 states and Washington D.C. sued Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday after she delayed an Obama-era rule meant to protect student borrowers.

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Europe is ready to fight back if President Trump introduces tariffs on steel imports, a top EU official said Friday.

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1. The all-important jobs report: American investors are feeling positive after the latest employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

When he started his business six years ago, Ankit Mathur wanted to improve the lives of India's 900 million villagers, and do something about the country's filthy air.

The opioid epidemic has crippled communities across the United States, spurred a public health crisis, and is responsible for nearly 100 overdose deaths each day.

Sade Strachan lost hope last year.

Elon Musk is following through on his promise to solve an energy crisis in Australia.

The U.S. Department of Defense will soon start sending more secure emails.

The ethics watchdog who has badgered the Trump administration for months about conflicts of interest says he is leaving the federal government.

Jakarta has become Exhibit A of why HOV lanes are a good thing.

President Donald Trump bashed the American press corps on Thursday, singling out CNN and others as "fake news." That wasn't new, of course. What was different was where it occurred.

Republican lawmakers are hell-bent on cutting federal support for Medicaid. But people who identify as Republican actually like the program.

Microsoft is undergoing a major reorganization.

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You can own a piece of the former Trump Taj Mahal.

The political situation in Illinois is so dysfunctional that even Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and his wife appear to be on different sides right now.