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Ahead of new regulations, money markets are seeing assets plummet

A new study has found some hard evidence for the much talked-about "seasons of divorce."

A building in Saletto, Italy, collapsed behind CNN reporter Barbie Nadeau while she was hosting a Facebook Live.

As the crisis in eastern Ukraine continues to smolder, the country will be marking its 25th anniversary with a sense of deep uncertainty, says Michael Bociurkiw.

A group of big banks led by UBS is planning their own version of digital cash, using blockchain, the technology underpinning Bitcoin.

Qatar's sovereign wealth fund just purchased a $622 million stake in the company that owns the Empire State Building. It's the latest foreign investment in the iconic Manhattan skyscraper.

Chipotle has to make some changes to its employee handbook after federal regulators ruled that four of its policies are illegal. The ruling also carved out some more clarity to how labor laws protect workers' comments on social media.

Officials have documented nearly 4,000 dead whitefish, but fear the total impact could be in the tens of thousands.

How much sugar should children eat? No more than a daily dose of six teaspoons, according to new recommendations from the American Heart Association.

More Americans die from heart disease, but cancer is rapidly gaining ground. In 22 states, more people died from cancer during 2014 than from heart disease.

The US Army said Wednesday it was a mistake for a local unit to identify Hillary Clinton as a potential threat during a training presentation and has halted the practice.

Illinois governor cracks down on Chicago's Iron Pipeline with new gun control law.

Renee Zellweger doesn't understand the fascination with her appearance.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is expected to receive her intelligence briefing Saturday morning near her home in New York at the FBI offices in White Plains, according to a US official.

Fifteen Olympic weightlifters have tested positive banned for substances after samples taken at the 2008 Games in Beijing were re-examined.

Islamophobia in the US has surged in the form of campaign rhetoric and confrontations. It's also happening through the quiet use of another tactic: zoning laws.

What happens to your student debt when you die? Loans from the New Jersey loan program, HESAA, live on if you have a cosigner -- but lawmakers want to change that.

Lloyds bank CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio has apologized for being the cause of damaging reports about an alleged extramarital affair.

Obamacare enrollees will likely have fewer choices of insurers on the exchanges next year.

Fashion retailer Express saw its stock fall 20%, its worst fall since 2012. Express is the latest retailer to report struggling sales.