The state senators were were disqualified from re-election under a new constitutional amendment aimed at stopping such walkouts.

The U.S. is still projected to breach the debt ceiling as early as June 1, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reiterated in a letter to Congress on Monday.

The federal government is attempting to recoup almost $7 million from more than 1,200 Navy retirees after it discovered a system error had given them larger monthly payments for nearly four years

This fully integrated stroller system makes running errands and traveling with a newborn safe and seamless.

Scroll through anyone’s social media these days, and it’s likely you’ll see a 15-second video of a crispy, flaky roti bite, or a shot of a cheese-pull from a ramen-encrusted Korean corn dog.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk lost an appeal to unwind parts of a consent decree that he and the automaker struck with the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle civil securities fraud charges in 2018.

A man’s hand was cut off by a person swinging around a sword over the weekend in Riverside, California, police said.

Kehinde Wiley was already well into his influential art career when his portrait of Barack Obama — arms crossed, perched on a chair amid brilliant foliage — was unveiled in 2018.

CNBC personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson joins TODAY with tips for creating a budget for the first time, late-stage retirement contributions, how to invest if you’re new to the stock market and more.

Facial recognition technology is currently in 16 airports, but critics have have raised concerns about questions of bias in facial recognition technology.