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The Justice Department will seek to reduce and 'ultimately end' the use of privately operated prisons, according to a memo released Thursday.

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CNN anchor Ashleigh Banfield is moving to sister channel HLN, where she will take over Nancy Grace's 8 p.m. time slot in October.

Many Democrats have been calling for an expansion of Social Security benefits. Hillary Clinton has specifically backed expanding benefits for surviving spouses and unpaid caregivers.

T-Mobile is ditching its tiered data plans in favor of one unlimited option. Sprint is making a similar move.

There is one big reason for Great Britain's success in Rio: The country's ruthlessly efficient -- but controversial -- sports funding program.

The New York Times said Thursday that it's doing away with NYT Now, an app aimed at attracting a millennial audience.

Amazon is experimenting with part-time tech teams to offer workers flexible hours, with all the same benefits as full-time employees.

Twitter's war against terrorism is escalating.

The comedic actress took to social media to address a controversy regarding Kurt Metzger, who had written for the show.

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Many apparel retailers are struggling. But companies that sell clothes for babies, toddlers and young kids are doing just fine. Children's Place and Carter's are Wall Street studs this year and privately held Gymboree is doing well too.

Ex-GM CEO and lifelong Republican Dan Akerson: Trump is simply not up to a job of this complexity.

LeBron James said his "dream is to actually own a team" in the NBA.

While these events are best known for seven-figure classics, just about everything crosses the block at Pebble Beach.

Contest winner Eric Martin of York, Pennsylvania, is in line for a massive payday following Walmart's purchase of Jet.com for $3.3 billion.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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