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A tropical depression that could become Tropical Storm Bonnie was veering northward late Friday.

A judge will rule on unsealing sensitive documents in a lawsuit against Donald Trump and his unaccredited “school.”

Elon Musk’s space transport company has proved once again it can recover a first-stage rocket from a high-orbit satellite launch.

Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards signed a “Blue Lives Matter” bill that passed with strong bipartisan support.

Official documents contradict the claims of valor made in the book by Navy SEAL Chris Kyle.

Foxconn is among hundreds of companies rapidly shifting to automation in China’s electronics-manufacturing region.

The chain requires all franchisees to use the same payroll system, which New York’s attorney general says shortchanges workers.

Drivers are reporting more problems as automakers increasingly pile in computing technology.

Uber drivers who lease a Toyota vehicle will be able to pay off the lease as they earn money driving, the companies say.

Dylann Roof, due in court June 28, faces 33 federal charges, including 24 civil rights violations, in connection with slayings in South Carolina.

The mobile payment company founded by Twitter’s Jack Dorsey had been having a terrible month.

A funding round for the mobile messaging app company known for its policy of deleting users’ messages and photos values it higher now than a few months ago.

The U.S. senator from Vermont says Hillary Clinton should reconsider her move not to participate in another debate before the California primary.

A federal appeals court overturned a jury finding that Bank of America was responsible for unloading toxic loans on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Toney Chaplin — who replaced Chief Greg Suhr on Thursday — says the devices are part of a plan to reform the city's scandal-wracked force.

Officials say the man was openly brandishing a firearm as he approached the residence of the U.S. president.

Foreign-born labor force participation in the U.S. reached its highest level in 2015 after briefly declining during the 2007-09 recession.

The bill, rejected by Republican Gov. Mary Fallin, would have made abortions a felony except when pregnancy threatens the woman’s health.

Eighty percent of GOP voters want party leaders to stop whining and support him, according to new poll.

Toney Chaplin was named acting chief after Chief Greg Suhr resigned following officers' fatal shooting of a black woman.

The German bank wants to know if current and former employees are profiting at its expense in a complex, yearslong derivatives trading deal.

The drop in airline stocks was mostly steeper than the trend in broader indexes on both sides of the Atlantic.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has put his faith in a D.C. insider who helped John McCain in his failed 2008 campaign.

The retailer of youth-oriented casual apparel has seen a third consecutive first-quarter profit decline, but revenue keeps rising.

Mark Zuckerberg met Wednesday with prominent conservatives after a tech blog accused the social network's Trending Topics of favoring liberal posts.

The Chinese jets came within 50 feet of the American aircraft, in an “unsafe” manner in “international airspace,” U.S. defense officials said.

The maker of electric cars' planned equity transaction will be managed primarily by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says its study shows just how horrible borrowing against your car can be.

“Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin did everything they could to capitalize on her son’s death,” Zimmerman told the Daily Beast.