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Accounting giant PricewaterhouseCoopers squared off Tuesday in court with lawyers for a defunct mortgage company's creditors and investors over a $5.5 billion lawsuit, which claimed the Big Four firm failed through years of audits to uncover massive fraud at a failed Alabama bank.

Should entrepreneurs hold off on crowdfunding until legislative changes are in place? Yes, and no.

A Washington state high school assistant football coach who was fired for praying at midfield after games has sued the school district, saying his religious rights were violated.

North Dakota's Transportation Department was threatened with a civil rights complaint before it dropped its nearly century-old image of a Sioux warrior from thousands of highway signs.

A Utah sandwich shop employee has been arrested on accusations he put methamphetamine and THC into the drink of a uniformed police officer.

Federal authorities say they've busted up an international drug ring that used containers labeled "sea cucumbers" to send millions of dollars' worth of cocaine, heroin and fentanyl to western New York via California and Mexico.

Remember: You can't buy beer with profit; you can only buy beer with cash.

A soldier accused of fatally stabbing, strangling and burning the body of the mother of his then-14-year-old girlfriend contends only the daughter is to blame for her mom’s death in Pennsylvania in 2015.

Jury selection has begun for the trial of a thrice-widowed woman charged in her second husband's 2006 death in New Orleans — a case linked to her third husband's later, mysterious death in Mississippi.

Discover the three-step journey to organically growing your thought/industry leadership role.

Baltimore police say they've recovered the gun that was used in the fatal shooting of a popular rapper.

"Textbook" (Dutton), by Amy Krouse Rosenthal It's been 10 years since best-selling author Amy Krouse Rosenthal impressed critics and readers alike with her memoir, "Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life." Now she's stretching the boundaries with a groundbreaking new twist on the traditional literary experience.

Emojis, once solely symbols of teen angst or exuberance, are a hieroglyphic adults can use, albeit gingerly, in professional communications.

The most decorated athlete in history has used visualization and goal-setting to drive his amazing results.

Chances are, your executives think things are fine on the noise/distraction front, but employees don't agree.

One suspected arsonist's attempts to torch a building backfired when he mistakenly went up in flames, surveillance footage revealed Monday.

With dozens of oxen leading the way, a historic schoolhouse has been relocated to the original spot where a prominent African-American scholar and legislator was once its schoolmaster.

Before there was 'experiential theater,' there was Beacher's Madhouse.

A blind desire for revenge led Pennsylvania's attorney general to leak secret criminal files to the press to embarrass a rival and then lie about it to a grand jury, prosecutors said as Kathleen Kane's perjury and obstruction trial opened Tuesday.

Attorneys for a man charged with killing nine people at a South Carolina church are continuing their push to persuade a judge to dismiss charges in the case.