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"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" was a box office force this weekend.

1. Here comes Dow 25,000: Don't blink -- or you'll miss another market milestone.

It's the most wonderful time of the year and "Saturday Night Live" had a special Christmas message from President Donald Trump on Saturday night.

An anti-Robert Mueller, anti-FBI fervor is intensifying among Trump supporters -- partly thanks to a campaign by Fox News and other conservative media sources.

As sexual harassment scandals continue to roil the media and entertainment industries, Hollywood executives are banding together to address the underlying issues.

Uber spied on and bribed foreign officials, infiltrated private chat groups, stole trade secrets, and abused secret messaging apps and attorney-client privilege to obstruct government investigations, according to a former employee.

"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" made $104.7 million on Friday, making it the second highest opening day of all time.

Parents will get twice as large of a tax credit for each child next year, under a compromise hammered out by the House and Senate Friday ? although other changes to the bill mitigate the impact of that tax break.

Republican leaders backed away from several controversial proposals to change education-related tax breaks.

George Clooney is taking on Watergate.

ESPN is denying allegations of sexual harassment against one of its anchors, John Buccigross.

It's better than nothing.

Breaking up is hard to do. But the GOP tax bill could make it even harder, divorce lawyers say.

Lawmakers have spared graduate students from having to start paying income tax on their tuition waivers.

Republicans failed to repeal Obamacare earlier this year, but it's likely they will now succeed in axing a key provision of the health reform law.

Conservative media is having an unprecedented amount of sway in the American electorate -- and there are few outlets where the push for influence is more apparent than it is at Breitbart.

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Time is running out to sign up for Obamacare for 2018.

By voting to end net neutrality protections, the FCC is continuing a decade-long game of regulatory ping pong. The ball has come over to the conservative side of the net, but the match isn't over yet.

Porgs are adorable. They're also terrible co-pilots.