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4 ways to fit in a little fun before you depart -- all within an hour of the city.

In the years after Arizona mandated all employers to use E-Verify to check new hire's legal status, the number of undocumented workers fell dramatically. But the number of opportunities that were made available for legal residents didn't materialize at nearly the same rate, researchers found.

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This week in stocks: BLS releases February jobs report; Geneva Motor Show kicks off; Urban Outfitters releases earnings.

The Trump administration's decision to halt expedited processing for H-1B visas could have a damaging impact on industries from tech to health.

SpaceX is sending tourists around the moon. But the training will likely be intense.

President Trump's vow to dismantle the Affordable Care Act could be a boon or a wrench to health care startups.

While flyers gripe about airline service and comfort, one thing might not be obvious to most travelers: We've entered a new golden age of affordable air travel.

Senator Bernie Sanders is leading a protest against Nissan on Saturday for what he calls civil rights violations.

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Despite repeated promises from Trump, Keystone XL pipeline won't be required to use American steel.

President Trump shared a photo of Chuck Schumer with Vladimir Putin that had been making the rounds on conservative media.

President Trump wants to hire 15,000 ICE and border patrol agents. But finding, hiring and training thousands of new agents is a long and arduous process and the Department of Homeland Security is already struggling to fill the open positions it currently has.

About 308,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles across the U.S. will soon be recalled due to a potential fire hazard. The issue has been linked to 35 fires in the country.

Wilbur Ross wants to see increase in minimum wage - for Mexicans.

The eyes in the sky proved that these homes were literally too good to be true. Satellite images were used by the SEC to allege a Mexican homebuilding company committed "massive fraud" by faking the sale of 100,000 homes.