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Fox News last week sought the expert commentary of a Swedish defense adviser during a segment on refugees. But nobody in the Swedish government has heard of the man.

Jimmy Kimmel opened his show Monday recapping the crazy moment that led to the Best Picture mix up at the Oscars Sunday night.

The brokerage firm reduced online retail commissions for U.S. equities to $4.95, a drop from $7.95.

When it comes to shopping, Americans are much happier about their experience.

Wilbur Ross, tapped to be a crucial player in President Trump's trade agenda, will finally get on the field. The U.S. Senate voted Monday evening to confirm the billionaire as America's next commerce secretary.

Don't blink. You'll miss another record falling on Wall Street. The red-hot Dow closed at an all-time high yet again on Monday, its 12th consecutive record day. That's tied for the longest streak of records ever.

Governors are split over reforming Obamacare and Medcaid. But there is one thing they agree on: They don't want their residents to be left uninsured.

House Republicans are proposing a major reform called a border adjustment tax. President Trump was against it, but he's warming up to it. It's complicated, but stick with us.

President Trump promised the nation's leading health insurers that his administration will work with them to stabilize the Obamacare markets and smooth the transition to the Republicans' plan for health care.

President Donald Trump is holding court with "regional press affiliates" in a private dinner on Monday, the White House said.

Warren Buffett will give a Berkshire employee $1 million a year for the rest of their lives if they can correctly guess the teams that make it to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA tournament.

You had one job: Meet PricewaterhouseCoopers, the firm behind the Oscars' biggest blunder.

The 89th Annual Academy Awards saw a crazy ending and the second lowest viewership in history.

It's a blast of nostalgia in feature phone form.

Has the stock market euphoria gotten out of hand? Warren Buffett doesn't think so. The legendary investor says the stock market is not in "bubble territory" and actually looks "on the cheap side" due to low interest rates.

Cadillac's 'Carry' Oscars ad is latest spot with political flavor.

Is Tesla doing too much? An analyst at Goldman Sachs cut his rating on the company to a 'sell' and cited concerns about the upcoming Model 3 launch, the SolarCity acquisition and plans to build even more Gigafactories.

The Oracle of Omaha said in an interview with CNBC that he's bought a lot more Apple so far in 2017. He praised the company for its 'incredible stickiness' even though he confessed he doesn't own an iPhone.

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Many Indian tech students dream of working in America. President Trump could put an end to that.