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Wells Fargo To Charge $7 Fee In 6 More States

Wells Fargo & Co., the bank with the most U.S. branches, is ending free checking in six eastern U.S. states starting in May, expanding a $7 monthly service fee for the use of its basic checking account.

Aurora Borealis 2012: Will the Solar Storm Cause The Northern Lights In Your Area? [VIDEO]

As the largest solar storm in five years hit Earth on Thursday morning, it caused an unusual occurrence in the sky. Scientists expect that the array of cosmic activity caused by the solar flares and storms could expand the Aurora Borealis tonight, allowing people around the world to view the northern lights.

Chevron Renews Bid To Toss Ecuador Pollution Damage Claim

A tribal leader of the indigenous Secoya people of Ecuador's northern Amazon rainforest at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington on May 19, 2011.

The U.S.-based oil giant is questioning the judicial conduct of Nicholas Zambano after the Ecuadorean jurist was dismissed for improperly freeing an alleged drug trafficker.

2012 Republican Primary: Do Celebrity Endorsements Matter?

If the 2012 Republican presidential primary race were judged by celebrity endorsements, Ron Paul would be the frontrunner.

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Bin Laden Wives: Was 3-Way Love Spat Behind Al-Qaida Leader's Demise?

Reports indicate that some of bin Laden's family members were fearful one of his wives would rat him out to American forces, while the three wives who were arrested from his Abbottabad compound are being put on trial in Pakistan.

Wall Street gains on relief as Greek debt swap looms

Stocks rose on Thursday as Greece moved closer to concluding a bond swap with private creditors that is needed to avoid a messy default.

Summer Music Festivals 2012: Travel Packages for Bonnaroo, Coachella, Hangout and More

Check out the best travel packages for the Summer Music Festival 2012 season.

How Sara Blakely, Spanx Mogul, Became The Youngest Woman On Forbes' Billionaires List

At just 41-years-old, Sara Blakely is the youngest woman to make Forbes Magazine Billionaire List. She ranks 1,153 of 1,226 on the list with a company that is valued by many Wall Street analysts at $1 billion. What is this company, might you ask? Spanx.

Keystone bill faces defeat in Senate: Reid

The Senate could vote as early as Thursday on a plan to take quick action on the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline, a bid that will likely be defeated by Democrats but that gives its Republican supporters an opening to criticize President Barack Obama's energy policies.

Keystone pipeline faces vote in Senate

The Senate could vote as early as Thursday on a plan to fast-track the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline, a bid that is unlikely to attract enough Democratic support to pass but will give its Republican supporters an opening to criticize President Barack Obama's energy policies.

Don't Donate To Kony 2012: 5 Reasons To Avoid Invisible Children And Contribute Elsewhere

Don't donate to Kony 2012, aka: Invisible Children. There are many better-run charitable organizations to contribute to that use their funding more efficiently, here are 5 reasons to find one of them before shelling out your hard-earned money.

Wall Street up as Greek debt swap looms

Stocks rose on Thursday as Greece moved closer to concluding a bond swap with private creditors that is needed to stave off a messy default.

New Massacre Feared In Homs, Syria

After at least 44 people were killed in Homs on Thursday, Syrian activists said they fear the city is headed toward another massacre.

Exxon Mobil Chairman and CEO Rex Tillerson

CEO: Exxon Mobil Sets $185B Development Target

Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson says his company will invest $185 billion to develop new energy sources intended to help meet growing demand.

Teen Smoking Still Problematic, Advertising To Blame, US Surgeon General

Teen smoking is still a large problem, according to a new report by the surgeon general. The report outlines measures that need to be taken in order to reduce tobacco use by teens.

PC Sales Growth To Exceed 4%, Beating 2011 Pace

The global PC market should expand 4.4 percent in 2012, greatly exceeding 2011’s anemic 0.5 percent, gain market researcher Gartner (NYSE: IT) predicted.

Spring Break Warning 2012: Texas Officials Warn Students of Mexico Travels

Officials at the Texas Department of Public Safety issued a 2012 Spring Break warning, urging students to avoid traveling to Mexico because of the increasing drug-related violence throughout the country.

America Headed Toward Hyper-Inflation; Expect Denial

My dear Aunt Louise’s husband of 52 years was dying.

Daylight Savings Time 2012: 7 Tips To Cope With The Time Change

For those dreading to spring forward routine beginning on March 8, here's everything you need to know to help you adjust to Daylight Savings Time 2012, from what food and drinks to avoid to how some of the best tips for getting your body's circadian rhythm back on track.

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