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Powerball jackpot tops $400 million, as change in the game to create longer odds against winning allows for more frequent big prizes.

ABB says it uncovered "a sophisticated criminal scheme" at its South Korean subsidiary after the unit's treasurer disappeared.

Mexican senator Armando Rios issued a detailed statement on his new bill to cut off purchases of U.S. corn as a way to fight back against President Trump's rhetoric against the country.

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Republicans trust Donald Trump. Everyone else trusts the media. That is the finding of a Quinnipiac University poll which shows a dramatic split between Republicans and other Americans when it comes to matters of trust.

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Conservative provocateur James O'Keefe, who uses undercover stings to trap his targets, is setting his sights on CNN.

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Minutes from the Federal Reserve's January meeting showed some Fed leaders eying a potential rate increase in March.

The first CPAC of the Trump era begins Wednesday, but the divisions among conservatives exposed by his candidacy still remain.

Russia has accused major Western media, including The New York Times, Bloomberg and NBC of spreading fake news.

The promises of 5G have been swirling for the last few years -- but now Verizon is bringing the mobile broadband service a little closer to reality.

The stock market is pretty much unpredictable over the short-term. But no one knows when the next setback will occur.

SodaStream recalls some of its carbonating bottles at risk of bursting under pressure.

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House Speaker Paul Ryan says he has a solution for making health insurance more affordable: refundable tax credits. There's just one issue: Obamacare's subsidies are also advanceable, refundable tax credits. It's just that most people don't know that.

Some experts are growing concerned about how giddy investors are. The market may be ignoring the risk that Trump won't be able to live up to his promises. And investors are also overlooking the rise of populism in Europe.