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In between his meetings with prospective cabinet members, President-elect Donald Trump took time to confer with his former Hollywood agent, Ari Emanuel.

Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross is a leading contender to be President-elect Donald Trump's commerce secretary, a position that typically serves as the government's chief advocate for American business.

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"Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" is the start of a new "Harry Potter" franchise.

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One-third of people currently paying down their student loans could be eligible to refinance, saving them big bucks over the long term.

John Oliver appeared with another "Daily Show" alum, Stephen Colbert, at a Newark fundraiser for a film festival in Colbert's hometown of Montclair, New Jersey.

Donald Trump took to Twitter to blast "Saturday Night Live" as a one-sided, biased show.

President-elect Donald Trump promises that Americans with pre-existing conditions will have access to health insurance, even after he dismantles Obamacare. But some experts question whether his plan would work.

Seph Lawless, who photographed a doomed mall in Kansas City, Missouri, wants people to see his images of America in decline.

Alec Baldwin will return as Donald Trump on 'SNL' this weekend for the first time since the election.

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UFC fighters, like NFL cheerleaders, are considered independent contractors even though they're treated like employees.

In his first 100 days, Donald Trump said he will cut federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities. But these communities are standing their ground and say his threats have only galvanized support for immigrants' rights.

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Donald Trump's tax plan calls for big tax cuts for all. What happens may be something less big, but still notable.

Facebook's board has approved a plan to buyback as much as $6 billion of its stock, according to a company filing on Friday.

685 female alumnae of Harvard Business School have signed a letter heartily disapproving their fellow alum Steve Bannon, Trump's new chief strategist.