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Donald Trump said in April that he could eliminate the federal debt in 8 years. An adviser acknowledged that it's not doable.

Two members of Donald Trump's economy team defended the lack of diversity among the Republican nominee's top economic advisers.

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"Suicide Squad" brought in big numbers for Warner Bros. in its opening weekend.

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In a detailed proposal released Monday, Black Livest Matter laid out an ambitious plan to improve the financial lives of black Americans with a heavy emphasis on reparations, investing in black communities and economic justice.

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of America's biggest bank, has a message for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump: the U.S. economy should be growing a lot faster. Do these 3 things to get there.

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When Daniel and Ilana tied the knot in Guatemala City earlier this year, the couple wanted an innovative way to relive the day.

William Shatner veered into uncharted space at the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas when he told fans the "Star Wars" sci-fi franchise deserves credit for the success of "Star Trek."

"Suicide Squad," the last big film of the summer, may be the jolt that Warner Bros. and DC Comics' world of heroes needs at the box office -- at least at first.

Elizabeth Holmes presented a new device this week in an attempt to reboot her blood testing startup Theranos. But insiders say it may not be enough.

The opening ceremony of the Rio Olympics was on Friday night. Here's how the event rated for NBC.

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In 1991, the first public website went live. What's changed since then and what's remarkably the same?

Hillary Clinton says she'd cut interest rates so that the 'government never profits from college student loans.' But will that really help graduates pay down their debt?

The negative publicity leading up to the Rio Olympics fostered a sense of both anticipation and apprehension surrounding the Games. So the organizers and NBC were doubtless relieved to see the opening ceremony mounted without a significant hitch -- that is, other than its ponderous pace and bloated duration.