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Facebook and Google are taking steps to undermine the business model used by fake news publishers.

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China's currency keeps sinking against the dollar.

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Morocco is looking ahead to a bright future. Literally.

WhatsApp launched a video call feature on Tuesday with a focus on multitasking and security.

Conservative radio talk show host Laura Ingraham's next microphone could be behind the White House press briefing room podium.

Adult FriendFinder, a dating website that got hacked last year, is investigating claims that millions of customers have had their personal information exposed in a second hack.

Warren Buffett is betting big on U.S. airlines -- a surprising reversal from the man who once lambasted the industry's thirst for cash.

Mary Jo White announced plans on Monday to step down as chair of the powerful Securities and Exchange Commission before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.

Roc Nation, the parent company of streaming service Tidal, has filed in Minnesota probate court to uphold what it says are the company's rights to Prince's music.

Megyn Kelly alleges that President-elect Donald Trump called her up "screaming" just days before the presidential debate she moderated in August 2015.

The 1,200 mechanics who work on the planes at United Parcel Service have voted overwhelmingly to go on strike.

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Gwen Ifill, the veteran journalist and newscaster who co-anchored "PBS NewsHour," has died, PBS said Monday.

President-elect Donald Trump's chief White House strategist hails from a website that traffics in incendiary headlines, many of them outwardly racist, misogynist, anti-Semitic -- and very, very pro-Trump.

A leading choice to be Donald Trump's Treasury secretary is a campaign fundraiser and ex-banker who profited from both the housing meltdown and Bernie Madoff's ponzi scheme.

After years operating on the far-right fringe of American politics, Steve Bannon will now be one of the most influential members of Donald Trump's White House.