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While the economy is thriving in cities across the country, many middle class people in areas with a high cost of living are struggling to put food on the table.

H&M stores were stormed after the company used an image of a black child to sell a sweatshirt that bared what some saw as a racially-charged slogan.

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Smart telescopes, surveillance for dogs, an electric roadster and more from CES 2018.

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It's great when almost everyone who wants a job can have one, but low unemployment presents challenges, too

There are a few things you can do with your retirement plan when switching jobs -- and some you should avoid. Here's how to determine the best option for you.

At CES 2018, startup Sense Glove showed off a prototype of a VR glove that lets you pick up different objects in virtual worlds.

Donald Trump in 2013 asked James O'Keefe, the controversial conservative filmmaker, if he could "get inside" Columbia University and obtain President Obama's sealed college records, according to a passage in O'Keefe's forthcoming book.

Airbus needs China's blessing on its newest jetliners. And without it, unused planes are piling up at its factories.

Shane Missler, though an LLC named Secret 007, claimed the $450 million Mega Millions jackpot.

Matthews, a longtime host on MSNBC, made the racy joke prior to an interview with Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Cillizza spoke with Brian Stelter about the political undertones of Winfrey's speech and the possibility of a Winfrey-Trump 2020 presidential showdown for this week's Reliable Sources podcast.

Shares in Viacom and CBS jumped Friday after a report that the sibling media companies might be reunited once again.

The federal government has approved Kentucky's waiver allowing it to require certain Medicaid recipients to work.

Chip flaws may plague IT for years.

A review of Treasury Department's handling of the Trump administration's tax plan has found no evidence of improper political meddling.

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Mounting expenses have unnerved Wall Street, and Wells Fargo hopes closing branches will help.