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NBC's Alex Jones problem keeps getting worse. But the network says Megyn Kelly's taped interview with the notorious radio host is still going to air on Sunday night.

The rifle used in the attack that left a congressman and four other people wounded on a baseball field is a Soviet-era relic that is widely available in the United States and was used in another mass shooting last year.

Amazon could soon be facing a much tougher opponent in one of its most important overseas markets.

There's mounting evidence that North Korea was behind last month's WannaCry ransomware attack that hit hundreds of thousands of computers around the world.

After being hit hard during the recession, Latinos say they worry that the same reckless behaviors that precipitated the economic crisis could make a comeback.

Nevada may become the first state to open Medicaid to all residents.

The U.S. has moved to seize nearly $2 million from a Chinese company that it says laundered money for North Korea.

1. A new deal for Greece: European finance ministers have agreed to unlock loans worth 8.5 billion euros ($9.5 billion) that Athens needs to make crucial debt repayments due in July.

China has taken a big step forward in its pursuit of a hack-proof communications network.

First came "The Wolf of Wall Street." Now the U.S. government says two more feature films were financed by illicit foreign money.

A slot machine told her she hit a massive jackpot, but the casino claimed it was a machine error and offered her a meal on the house. Now, she's taking this to court.

The United States is starting to lose its historical status as a global champion of press freedoms, according to Davan Maharaj, the editor-in-chief and publisher of the Los Angeles Times.

Nebraska residents will not be shut out of Obamacare next year.

A top government ethics official is taking issue with a White House waiver that allows chief strategist Steve Bannon to talk to the news organization he used to run.

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Health insurers made oodles of money in 2016, despite losing millions of dollars on Obamacare.

The New York Times on Thursday issued a correction to an editorial after it was widely criticized for incorrectly linking the 2011 shooting of Rep. Gabby Giffords to a map circulated by Sarah Palin's political action committee which showed certain electoral districts under crosshairs.