Facebook board of directors defend Sheryl Sandberg in letter
The tech giant has acknowledged that Sandberg asked her staff to look into Soros' financial motivations
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The tech giant has acknowledged that Sandberg asked her staff to look into Soros' financial motivations
He's the second public figure to consider and forego a race for the White House in 2020
Preliminary information indicates the bus had just stopped at that crossing, as is required by Indiana law, and was starting to accelerate when it was struck
James Rackover, the surrogate son of a so-called "Jeweler to the Stars," received the max sentence in the 2016 killing
Moonves is accused of lying in order to protect his $120 million severance package from CBS
Juan David Ortiz, accused of killing four women in a Texas border city, was charged with capital murder Wednesday
Wednesday marked the first time a former president eulogized another former president who was also his father
Its latest nationwide report on economic conditions says growth continues in most regions, but threats are rising
Sixteen men died when their plane crashed, and the wreck was strewn across five miles of Mississippi soybean fields
The bond market is sending up signals that often foretell recession — but here's why this time may be different
In a letter to CEO Pichai, they say they're denied "information that is relevant to our jobs and to our lives"
Former first lady Michelle Obama offered students some advice for dealing with self-doubt and insecurity
The multimillionaire financier accused of sexual abuse of dozens of teenage girls, settled one lawsuit Tuesday that would have allowed some of his accusers to testify against him
The embattled organization filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition Wednesday
An immigration advocate says the "deeply troubling" decision could have sweeping, negative impacts for Central American asylum seekers