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Chinese researchers used a satellite in space to beam tiny particles over a huge distance, a big step forward in the pursuit of a hack-proof communications network.

A slot machine told her she hit a massive jackpot, but the casino claimed it was a machine error and offered her a meal on the house. Now, she's taking this to court.

The United States is starting to lose its historical status as a global champion of press freedoms, according to Davan Maharaj, the editor-in-chief and publisher of the Los Angeles Times.

Nebraska residents will not be shut out of Obamacare next year. Medica has agreed to offer policies throughout the state in 2018.

The director of the Office of Government Ethics told lawmakers in a letter Tuesday that the waiver that applies to White House chief strategist Steve Bannon was "problematic."

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Cleveland Clinic and Oscar Health announced that they'll work together to offer individual health insurance plans to consumers in northeast Ohio.

Health insurer profits were up 46% in 2016 from the year before. But carriers still lost money on Obamacare.

The father of newborn says JPMorgan Chase discriminates against fathers.

Wells Fargo has been hit with a new class action lawsuit over allegations the bank modified bankrupt homeowners' mortgages without their authorization, causing the amount of interest owed to skyrocket.

This time over new revelations that several of the Uber executives had mishandled the woman's medical records.

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Every two years the aerospace world descends upon Le Bourget Airfield outside of Paris to put on a display of technical prowess, industrial might and even political savvy.

Big Oil may be ignoring the rapid growth of solar and wind energy at its own peril. Wood Mackenzie estimates in a report this week that traditional energy companies need to spend $350 billion on renewables to catch up with the enormous growth there.

Supermarket chain Kroger cut it profit outlook for the year, sending its stock plunging nearly 20% in the process. Falling food prices are a problem. But growing competition from Amazon, Walmart and European grocers are a big threat too.

India's vast diaspora sends the most money home but other countries are far more dependent on remittances.

Soupman, made famous by a beloved Seinfeld episode, filed for bankruptcy this week following the arrest of a top exec charged with tax evasion.

The House GOP bill would make health care coverage much more expensive for older Americans. The Senate is supposed to help them pay for coverage, but just how remains unknown.

Texas also has one of the country's strictest Medicaid verification systems: It runs regular checks on family finances after children are enrolled to make sure they continue to qualify.