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An African-American dishwasher who last month smashed a stained-glass window at Yale University because it depicted what he considered a racist scene is out of a job.

Attorneys for a man who faces the death penalty in the shooting deaths of nine parishioners at Charleston's Emmanuel AME Church say they will present evidence that he suffers a mental illness.

A grand jury will review evidence against a former space shuttle commander charged in the traffic deaths of two girls in Alabama.

U.S. employers advertised fewer jobs and hired fewer people in May — a bad month for the U.S. labor market before a surge in hiring in June.

Working projects gives you flexibility but there are some harsh realities to long-term gigging.

A North Carolina sheriff's office is investigating the death of an infant who was found unresponsive in a car seat on a day when the temperature rose to above 90 degrees.

Learn from these mistakes, so you're not doomed to repeat them.

Officials in a Maryland suburb of the nation's capital say they will investigate why the county's 911 system failed for two hours recently, during which time two people died.

In our series '20 Questions,' Damien Patton, the entrepreneur behind real-time event tracker app Banjo, shares how a tragedy inspired his business, along with advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Ego is most common cause of smart people failing to notice the errors everybody else can see them making.

Plus: Facebook has been sued for $1 billion on the grounds that it provided a platform for a terrorist organization.

If you simply demand pay, you will have won the battle and lost the war.

A 9-year-old girl in northwestern Indiana found an abandoned newborn baby wrapped in a towel in her family's backyard.

A husband and wife in Ohio have been sentenced to 10 years in prison on charges related to keeping their adopted children locked inside bedrooms for all but a few hours a day.

Get creative and use Prime Day to build value for your storefront. Learn what your customers want and prepare for the holiday season.

Keeping the lines of communication open between parents and teachers can be a challenge, especially in this era of crowded classrooms and time-crunched families.

The start of the school year doesn't have to mean the end of time outdoors.

Build competencies for adaptability into your company or risk losing your way in an ever-fluid marketplace.

Authorities in Maryland say they've arrested the owners of 310 dogs in an alleged puppy mill, many of the animals with matted fur and covered in feces.

The final resting place of some of the nation's most distinguished soldiers is being expanded to provide more burial space.