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New York Republicans want to make sure students at private colleges get more help paying for college, too.

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Economists at the New York Federal Reserve wrote a critical blog post about the House GOP plan for a border adjustment tax.

When the NBA fines a player, coach or owner, the money goes to charities selected by the league's players association. But it's unclear which charities benefit.

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Y Combinator's president is the latest tech figure to try escaping the Silicon Valley bubble.

JCPenney to close up to 140 stores

Google's self-driving car project alleges a former employee stole trade secrets.

Luis Gomez appeared to many to be the perfect nursing aide. He loved his job and went the distance for residents in his care. But now a different image has emerged: Gomez is accused of being a serial abuser -- moving from facility to facility despite a history of allegations against him. A CNN investigation documents his trail.

The Royal Bank of Scotland has lost $74 billion in the nine years since it received a government bailout.

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Trump calls China 'grand champions' of currency manipulation, but Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says he's not 'making any judgments' yet.

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White House strategist Steve Bannon's hostility toward the press was on full display at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, repeatedly referring to the news media as "the opposition party."

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The Trump administration offered up two very different perspectives on trade between the U.S. and Mexico. Here are the facts.

As Uber conducts an investigation into its workforce, early investors Freada and Mitch Kapor say the company has repeatedly failed to fix its culture.

Ed Schultz, the progressive firebrand and former MSNBC host, now finds himself at CPAC. And saying nice things about Donald Trump, too.

Republican lawmakers have been questioned, booed and heckled at recent town halls by constituents pushing their representatives to get President Trump's tax returns.