Food, face cream and jet fuel: Japanese firm finds many uses for algae
A tiny organism thinner than a strand of hair could help fuel airplanes in the future.
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Obamacare repeal could cost the poor a third of their income
The poorest American families could lose federal benefits worth a third of their income, on average, if the House Republican health care bill becomes law, according to a new report.
Thousands of Trump University students file to get their money back
Thousands of former enrollees at Trump University are one step closer to getting back at least some of their money.
Revised Republican health care bill is more costly, but doesn't insure more people
Recent revisions to the Republican health care bill means it would cost more, and still leave 24 million fewer people insured by 2026, new estimates from the Congressional Budget Office show.
Senate votes to undo Internet privacy rules
Regulations designed to give consumers more control over their online privacy appear to be dead before they were even set to begin.
Mexico ready to 'step away from NAFTA' if new deal isn't good
Mexico says it is willing to pull out of a trade deal with the U.S. and Canada if it isn't a win-win for everyone.
Government says Trump hotel lease is OK, despite ethics concerns
The federal government has ruled that President Trump's luxury Washington hotel is not violating its lease, despite a clause that says no government official can be a party to it.
Gummy bear giant set to open its first U.S. factory
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Trump National Golf Club offers $10,000 reward to find vandals
President Donald Trump's golf course in California is offering a $10,000 reward for any information about the people who vandalized the property.
Low-skilled immigration is petering out, even without a wall
Immigration of low-skilled undocumented workers to the United States is petering out -- even without a border wall.
Howard University campus opening at Google in diversity push
Google is trying something new to boost diversity.
17,000 striking AT&T workers head back to work
AT&T union workers went back to work Thursday, one day after 17,000 employees in California and Nevada walked off the job.
What happens to tax reform if Obamacare repeal doesn't pass?
Should Republicans' efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare fail, it may alter their tax reform agenda.
Troubled drug company pays CEO $63 million
Valeant Pharmaceuticals remains under several investigations, its biggest Wall Street backer just jumped ship, and shareholders lost nearly 90% in 2016.
Housing market could get a bump from Trump
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Growing up poor makes it harder to succeed: Janet Yellen
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FCC moves to crack down on scam robocalls
If there's one thing Americans can still agree on, it's that robocalls are a nuisance. Now a government agency is taking action.
300 billionaires are also immigrants
Germany, India and China are great at producing billionaires -- but not so good at keeping them.
How Sears changed America
Sears did more than change the way America shopped. It changed America.
Trump's Wall Street cop promises 'no favoritism' despite ties to banks
President Trump's SEC nominee Jay Clayton promised to police Wall Street without showing "favoritism to anyone" even as he faced questions about how his history representing big banks will force him to recuse himself from key matters.
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