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China has expressed "strong dissatisfaction" over the Trump administration's decision to launch an investigation into some of its trade practices.

Is President Trump stable and competent enough to do his job? Investigative reporter and CNN contributor Carl Bernstein says reporters must be asking those questions.

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An open letter signed by the Tesla CEO and 115 other robotics and artificial intelligence experts urges the U.N. to ban the use of lethal autonomous weapons.

Trump's Florida club is losing big business.

Negotiators from the U.S., Canada and Mexico are racing against time and political pressure to get a new trade done by early 2018, a pace rarely ever seen in trade deals.

A number of prominent charities are canceling events at Trump's Florida resort. Here's why.

Despite having more financial "skin in the game" than ever, many consumers don't make any attempt to compare prices for health care services, a newly released study found.

As President Trump promotes an immigration policy meant to reduce legal immigration and provide jobs for Americans, some experts say machines are more likely to replace foreign-born workers.

President Trump has been killing off or delaying hundreds of regulations in an extraordinary and historic pace to advance his pro-business agenda. But his mission to deregulate comes with some costly tradeoffs, consumer advocates warn.

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Stock news this week: Samsung Galaxy family grows; Tiffany and Lowe's report earnings and Jackson Hole economic symposium starts.

Here's a bit of good news: There's a more than half-billion dollar lottery prize up for grabs.

Trump's Florida club is losing big business.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin released a full-throated defense of President Trump on Saturday.

Volkswagen will make the VW I.D. Buzz, an all-electric microbus, available for sale.

Trump had quite an eventful week. It's understandable if you lost track of all the letters, defections and rebukes. Here's how it all went down.

A vibrant, turquoise 1956 Aston Martin with a racing legacy just sold for $22,550,000 -- the most money a British-made car has ever fetched at auction.

Not only do many women depend on insurance coverage for maternity care and contraception, it commonly falls to them to plan health care and coverage for the whole family. Yet as leaders in Washington discuss the future of American health care, women have not always been allowed in the room.

Google.org is teaming up with the 4-H club to bring computer science to kids across the country.