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1. Earnings bonanza: ExxonMobil, Mastercard, Aetna, Under Armour, Sprint and UPS are some of the key companies releasing earnings before the open.

ExxonMobil may have a problem in Iraq.

Lego's new social network for kids lays the building blocks to prevent bullying.

Ben Affleck will still be under the cowl, but not behind the camera.

The top executives at 21st Century Fox have weighed in on President Trump's recent travel ban, informing staff that they "deeply value diversity and believe immigration is an essential part of America's strength."

The truce between Ford and President Donald Trump took a hit Monday, as the automaker criticized the president's ban on U.S. travel from seven Muslin countries.

A judge in Buenos Aires, Argentina, has ordered Uber to be blocked.

A reporter for Breitbart News was ejected from a press conference hosted by the Council on American-Islamic Relations on Monday.

With the nation still erupting over his travel ban on refugees and people from seven majority-Muslim countries, President Trump made a programming announcement: Tuesday at 8 p.m. -- what's known as "prime time" in the TV business -- he would announce his nominee for the Supreme Court.

Ten days into the Trump administration, the word "authoritarian" is popping up all over the media.

President Trump's travel ban hit the founder of the Chobani yogurt company close to home.

President Donald Trump has the tech community outraged over his travel ban. But Trump hasn't forgotten about revamping the H-1B program too.

Tech executives in particular have expressed deep concern about President Trump's ban on travel by citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries. But leaders of companies across the economy are speaking out.

Leaders at some of America's best universities have had enough.

A Senate committee vote on Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin has been pushed to Tuesday morning.

Dodd-Frank is squarely in President Trump's firing line.

Attention: Now's your last chance to sign up for Obamacare coverage for 2017.

The big test for the stock market's Trump rally may be President Trump himself.

If President Trump wants to promote U.S. job creation, he would be hard-pressed to find a better example than Laszlo Bock's family.

The arcade trailblazer known as the Father of Pac-Man has died at 91.