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The league says it doesn't expect to change its policy, but owners will have a lot to talk about.

Commissioner Roger Goodell and Doug Baldwin of the Seahawks write to four senators to back sentencing reform.

Days after Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey promised there would be more aggressive rules coming to Twitter, the company outlined its policy changes in an email to its Trust & Safety Council on Tuesday.

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Delta is the first U.S. airline to bring the new Airbus jet into operation as the era of 747s comes to a close.

According to a source involved in the matter, Harvey Weinstein "resigned" from his position on the board during a Monday morning board of directors meeting. TMZ had previously reported he was to be fired.

Despite a two-day extension, the fourth round of talks ends without much progress on two issues, sources say.

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a watchdog group, says Trump is violating the Constitution when his hotels and businesses do business with foreign dignitaries.

The Garmin Speak is a small GPS device for the car that includes Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.

This card offers rewards on dining, but shows that in the ongoing credit card rewards war, cash-back is king.

FCC chairman Ajit Pai said he doesn't have the authority to revoke licenses for NBC, as President Trump has suggested. Pai was just stating the obvious -- but he waited a week to say it.

The rich are getting richer. But not Donald Trump. The Forbes list of 400 richest Americans shows that the billionaire-in-chief's fortune fell to $3.1 billion.

Venmo isn't just for paying back your friends anymore.

Taking notes, ordering food, grabbing coffee -- why do these tasks often fall to women?

Gary Cohn, President Trump's top economic adviser, worries about how reliant the financial system has become on clearinghouses -- the middlemen that ensure the smooth execution of trillions in complex transactions.

Women who hit 50 without any retirement savings may have to stash away half their paychecks if they want their golden years to be comfortable.

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