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Airlines See Fewer Delays And Cancellations In March, And Customers Are Happier

Transportation officials say U.S. airlines cancelled or delayed fewer flights and their customers complained less than in the same month a year ago.

US Oil Prices Hit A 2016 High As Supply Shortfall Looms

U.S. crude surged Monday amid production disruptions in Canada and Nigeria and fears of a supply shortfall.

Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) Responds To Report Guest Workers Were Allegedly Brought To US To Expand Factory

The electric car company says it will "do right" by its workers if the Mercury News story about exploited guest labor is accurate.

Barack Obama, Howard University, May 7, 2016

Obama Administration Releases Rules On Wellness Programs

The move from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was meant to clear up confusion over the way two federal laws protecting employees’ medical privacy apply to the popular programs.

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John Oliver Raises Some Red Flags About 911 Emergency Response On ‘Last Week Tonight’ [VIDEO]

John Oliver highlighted many systemic problems with 911 emergency response across the country on “Last Week Tonight” Sunday.

Graduation Shooting: Two Injured At Kansas High School After ‘Knucklehead’ Discharges Gun In Sock

A man accidentally discharged a handgun he'd concealed in his sock at Augusta High School in Kansas on Sunday.

What Is Abu Sayyaf? ISIS Supporters In Philippines Threaten To Behead Canadian Robert Hall, Norwegian Kjartan Sekkingstad

The Philippines terror group demanded a ransom of almost $13 million for Canadian and Norwegian hostages.

HSBC Laying Off British IT Workers, Sending Jobs To China, India, Poland As Part Of Restructuring Plan

Europe’s largest bank is in the process of cutting a fifth of its global workforce, including thousands of U.K.-based jobs.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Buys Apple Inc. (AAPL) Stake, Raises Position In IBM (IBM)

The legendary billionaire investor has traditionally shunned investments in the technology sector.

Apple’s Tim Cook To Meet Indian PM Narendra Modi During India Visit This Week: Report

The news comes the same day the Apple CEO visited China after suffering a series of setbacks in its biggest overseas market.

Climate Change-Induced Floods Would Affect Over A Billion People By 2060, Report Warns

By 2060, people living in low-lying coastal areas, mainly in the U.S., China and India, could be affected by an “irreversible and unavoidable” sea level rise, a new report warns.

Texas Bus Crash Update: OGA Charters Was Warned By Louisiana Regulators About Technical Issues Twice Before

OGA Charters reportedly operated two buses and a safety watchdog had given the company a “satisfactory” rating in May 2014.

Donald Trump Says Unlikely To Have Good Relationship With British PM David Cameron, Slams London Mayor Sadiq Khan

Trump's disapproval of the British prime minister was in response to the latter's comments last year over Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S.

Goldman Forecasts Near-Term Oil Deficit As Demand, Output Disruptions Offset Production Growth

Analysts from the bank said that the oil market had likely shifted into deficit in May, as sustained demand and unexpected disruptions in production offset output growth in Iran and Iraq.

North Korea Update: US Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Relist Pyongyang As State Sponsor Of Terrorism

The bill requires the administration to review whether or not North Korea fits the terror sponsor designation.

Donald Trump Says Marco Rubio Not Being Considered For Vice President Despite Carson Suggestion

The presumptive GOP nominee said most of the names his surrogate mentioned are not under consideration to join him on the ticket.

Bill Clinton’s White House Job Would Be ‘Revitalizing The Economy,’ Hillary Clinton Says

“When my husband was president, incomes rose for everybody,” Hillary Clinton said on Sunday.

Weekend Box Office: ‘Captain America,’ ‘The Jungle Book’ Stay On Top

Jodie Foster’s thriller “Money Monster,” starring George Clooney, was not able to unseat the superhero blockbuster.

Italy Wants To Double What It Pays Families To Combat Birth Rate Decline

The country has one of the lowest birth rates in Europe, and it looks to change that by doubling a child benefit offer to families.

Obama Rutgers Commencement Speech: ‘Ignorance’ Not The Same As Challenging ‘Political Correctness’ [VIDEO]

Without mentioning Donald Trump by name, President Obama told Rutgers graduates the presumptive Republican nominee doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

Paul Ryan, GOP Eye $23B In Food Stamp Cuts In 2017 Budget

Republicans controlling the House are proposing $23 billion worth of food stamp cuts in the coming decade.

Russian Sports Minister Apologizes Over Doping, Pleads For Rio Entry: Sunday Times

With less than three months before the Rio Games open in August, Moscow is seeking to have a global ban overturned to allow its track and field athletes to compete.