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The U.S. is estimated to be experiencing a record surge in pedestrian fatalities.

A new study found that the number of Mexicans living in poverty, by various measures, increased since NAFTA became law.

Tuesday is deadline for contractors to submit bids to build prototype of the Mexican border wall.

Digital entrepreneurs are helping the immigrant community with apps.

A new Twitter change finally removes names from reply tweets to make more room for conversations.

President Donald Trump is once again calling for changes to the country's libel laws, this time in response to the New York Times' coverage of his campaign and nascent administration.

The Senate voted to repeal an Obama-era retirement rule Thursday. State and city IRA plans for small business workers could be in jeopardy.

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The new law mandates 26 weeks of paid leave, but might dissuade Indian companies from hiring women

There's seemingly more opportunities than ever for writers in Hollywood, between movies, TV and new digital services. But if the Writers Guild of America is not able to agree to a new contract before May, it all could come to a screeching halt, nearly a decade since the union's last strike that lasted 100 days and carried a billion-dollar price tag.

Exxon, Chevron and other large oil stocks have been market dogs this year. But money managers think now's the time to buy energy stocks. OPEC cuts, Trump's support of the industry and higher demand could boost crude prices.

It isn't easy for Alex Jones to admit he's wrong about a conspiracy theory like Pizzagate -- apparently, it takes a couple tries.

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Lululemon is predicting a drop in sales because its spring leggings are boring. The news sent the stock down 21%.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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Amazon will start collecting sales taxes on April 1 on purchases from the remaining states where buyers hadn't been charged in past.

Four top Democratic senators are raising alarm over steps taken by President Trump's pick to lead the SEC to curb the agency's ability to launch probes of financial misconduct.

Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano is standing by his claim, still without evidence, that former President Obama worked with British intelligence officials to spy on Donald Trump.