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ABC News announced Saturday that it has suspended investigative reporter Brian Ross for four weeks without pay after Ross was forced to correct a bombshell on-air report about Michael Flynn.

Elon Musk says the first test launch of SpaceX's massive new rocket will happen next month.

Apple iPhones were rebooting themselves over and over Saturday morning.

A judge has found that the Department of Homeland Security did not have reasonable cause to delay the start of an Obama administration visa program for foreign entrepreneurs.

Canada faces one last hurdle to becoming the first G7 nation to legalize recreational marijuana.

Just a few decades ago, small businesses in California often banded together to buy health insurance on the premise that a bigger pool of enrollees would get them a better deal.

Senate Republicans voted early Saturday to seriously wound Obamacare by eliminating the individual mandate as part of the tax bill.

Signet Jewelers is under scrutiny by federal and state agencies over its financing and credit practices.

Senators are gearing up for yet another legislative fight next week. This one is over a rollback of regulations passed after the financial crisis.

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ABC News on Friday evening corrected an explosive special report that aired in the morning saying that Donald Trump, as a candidate for president, had asked Michael Flynn to make contact with Russians.

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If you're flying American Airlines over the holidays, you can breathe a sigh of relief.

General Motors just told all those damned kids to get the hell off its lawn.

In just one week, two of the nation's top morning shows lost some of their biggest names: CBS News' Charlie Rose, and on Wednesday, NBC News' Matt Lauer.

Twitter has changed its explanation as to why it did not delete three graphic anti-Muslim videos retweeted by President Donald Trump.

Matt Lauer's contract called for him to be paid tens of millions of dollars. But NBC doesn't expect to pay it now that he's been fired.

Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera apologized on Friday to Bette Midler after she accused him earlier this week of drugging and groping her in the 1970s.

Fliers traveling on American Airlines with battery powered "smart bags" will have to play by new rules in 2018.

With the network still reeling over the firing of one of its biggest stars, NBC News chairman Andy Lack acknowledged in a memo on Friday that the sexual misconduct allegations against Matt Lauer exposed organizational failures.