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The city of Philadelphia alleges that for more than dozen years Wells Fargo discriminated against African-Americans and Latinos by intentionally pushing them into higher-cost mortgages.

Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich said President Trump's conduct is "embarrassing" and "dangerous to our institutions and what we all stand for and what we expect the country to be."

The world's biggest cyberattack has hit at least 150 countries and infected 300,000 machines since it started spreading last Friday. Here's a list of which places have been affected.

Megyn Kelly introduced herself to advertisers and publicly appeared with her NBC News family for the first time at the network's upfront event on Monday

DaVita, an owner of dialysis centers that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is invested in, was criticized by HBO's John Oliver for urging patients to not get kidney transplants.

Just because most Americans say that they keep a household budget, doesn't mean they do it well. Here are six common budgets, how they work and who they fit best.

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Brad Grey, a film executive who oversaw the launch of the "Mission: Impossible" and "Transformer" franchises during his 12-year tenure at Paramount Pictures, has died. He was 59.

Russia's reputation as a cyber-savvy nation that churns out computing experts has been undermined by its troubles with WannaCry ransomware.

Shares of several leading cybersecurity stocks soared following the news of the WannaCry ransomware attack.

How a security researcher stopped the massive ransomware attack from spreading.

One of the biggest-ever ransomware attacks continues to take computers hostage. Here's what to do to stay safe.

Last week, bills were introduced in the House and Senate to stop school lunch shaming, but poverty advocates say it doesn't go far enough. Kids can still be denied meals or given cold cheese sandwiches.

India chose not to attend China's landmark 'One Belt, One Road' global trade and investment summit.

Kushner Companies executives didn't attend events in China this weekend. But potential investors say the family -- and its perceived ties to President Trump -- are still a major selling point.

America's long-standing love affair with shopping at malls and department stores may be nearing an end.

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