Sears bankruptcy talk sinks stock to just 40 cents a share
The beleaguered retailer has sold goods to Americans for over a century, but mounting losses are taking its toll
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The beleaguered retailer has sold goods to Americans for over a century, but mounting losses are taking its toll
Nutritional scientist says the synthetic compounds added to LaCroix are safe, but the public is confused about what "natural" means
Kim Lisinicchia feels her husband is being wrongly blamed for the fatal crash that took 20 lives, including his
The case involves mostly long-term green card holders who have been convicted of a broad range of crimes that make them eligible to be deported
Woman at the scene was reportedly eating at TGI Fridays with her family when someone fatally shot her husband and her son
"The reason that's gone up every year is no one is worried about alienating noncustomers"
Hours after Trump announced a regulation change to allow fuel that's 15 percent ethanol to be sold year-round, he hosted a "Make America Great Again" rally in Council Bluffs
Carrie Underwood won favorite country female artist at this year's ceremony
Swift won three awards Tuesday night at the American Music Awards, but she saved politics for her last acceptance speech of the night
Lottery officials say Tuesday's $470 million prize, sixth-largest in Mega Millions' history, came with a $265.3 million cash payout option -- but no ticket matched all six numbers
Mason Andrews, 18, doesn't expect any problems being certified as the youngest pilot to fly solo around the world
Kurt Warner and his wife Brenda were inspired by their son Zach to help others with disabilities
The rare, poorly understood polio-like illness is thought to attack the body's nervous system
Immigration, tax reform and health care are all key issues for voters in the heated Arizona Senate race
Last year, 12 residents died after Hurricane Irma knocked out power to a nursing home