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For U.S. university students from the seven countries in Trump's immigration ban, horror has set in.

The Trump White House has made clear that it views much of the press as the "opposition party."

The Trump administration's immigration ban means that an Oscar nominee, Asghar Farhadi, might not be able to attend the awards ceremony next month. He might have been able to get an exception, but he says he will not seek one, condemning "the unjust conditions forced upon some of my compatriots and the citizens of the other six countries trying to legally enter the United States of America."

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1. Earnings bonanza: This is a busy week for earnings.

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The Sinclair Lewis novel "It Can't Happen Here," about a gradual fascist takeover of the United States, has joined George Orwell's "1984" on Amazon's list of its best-selling books.

Donald Trump and other supporters of the Keystone XL pipeline tout it as a major source of jobs.

Steve Mays is an ardent supporter of President Donald Trump. So much so that it's his dream to see Trump visit his hometown.

A ticket selling scam featuring the Broadway hit "Hamilton" -- where resold tickets can go for thousands of dollars -- bilked investors out of tens of millions of dollars, a federal complaint charged Friday.

Billionaire buddies Warren Buffett and Bill Gates held court at a Q&A hosted at Columbia Business School Friday.

Look around, look around because Angelica, Eliza... and Peggy are going to the Super Bowl.

It's an unlikely friendship.

Mark Zuckerberg has decided to speak up against President Trump.

Zillow wants its loyal employees to take some extended R&R.

A Maryland judge has ruled that First Lady Melania Trump's libel suit against a blogger who posted statements about her alleged past involvement in a "high-end escort" service will move forward, but it remains unclear whether her claims against The Daily Mail will be allowed to proceed.

If President Trump goes through with a proposal to tax Mexican imports, prepare to spend more for a bowl of guacamole.

President Donald Trump said Friday that much of the press represents the "opposition party," echoing a top adviser's description of the news media earlier this week.

It's not just U.S. workers that are angry about losing auto jobs to Mexico. A union in Canada is decrying a decision by General Motors to cut 600 jobs there and shift production to Mexico.