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MTV and nine affiliated networks are suspending its programming Friday night for a special live town hall following the country's traumatic week of racially charged violence.

News outlets were still processing a pair of fatal shootings by police and the ensuing protests on Thursday night when more gunshots rang out.

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For years, the "have an affair" website Ashley Madison threatened to send paperwork to users' homes if they disputed their bills -- potentially revealing cheaters to their spouses.

At the Democratic convention in Philadelphia, Uber will be offering VIP shuttle service for delegates and top party leaders. They won't, however, be doing the same for Republicans in Cleveland.

NBC will have 170 commentators at the Rio Olympics next month, and for the first time in his long broadcasting career Mike Tirico will be one of them.

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First came the merger. Now comes the lawsuit.

The British pound has beaten Argentina's peso to a title nobody wants: the world's worst performing currency.

The leaders of the world's biggest military alliance are meeting in Warsaw this weekend. Key item on their itinerary: Money.

Experts warned that prices would rise if the U.K. voted to leave the European Union. Just two weeks after the Brexit referendum, British families are having to pay more for goods and services.

Kevin Hart is a movie star, a stand up comedian, a TV producer, an awards show host -- and, on Friday, a bunny rabbit.

Shares of slow-growing utilities are experiencing a power surge, but is it one that could be abruptly turned off?

Forget about emojis and automated responses.

Wall Street traders follow the big news headlines of the day just like everyone else.

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Wendy's has released a list of more than 1,000 restaurants across the nation that had their customer payment information hacked.

After what has been a rough patch for HBO, enter "The Night Of," an eight-part limited series that comes as close to recapturing the hypnotic magic of the first "True Detective" as anything has since.

Phew. American businesses are hiring again.

There is a lot happening right now.