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Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary will take your questions about scams during a live chat on Friday at 11 a.m. Eastern time.

Executives in the internet age have faced rising risks, as online databases make it possible to track corporate planes and identify home addresses.

Financial fraud is one of the few crimes in which victims are blamed for being victimized -- and it needs to stop.

Forecasters predict the report will show 200,000 new jobs added in November, but economists say gains could paint an artificially strong picture of the labor market.

The identity of America's largest ethnic group has long seemed cut and dried. But new data is challenging the conventional wisdom.

Judith's daughter speaks candidly on the scam's ongoing financial and psychological domino effect on family and friends as they support Judith through recovery ...

In what House Speaker Mike Johnson called a "brainstorming session," there were early areas of agreement on how the Trump administration can cut government spending.

New York Police released images showing the face of someone they sought for questioning after Brian Thompson, the UnitedHealthcare CEO, was shot and killed.

A federal court judge raises concerns about DEI in rejecting a plea agreement tied to Boeing's role in two fatal crashes of 737 Max jets that killed 346 people.

Trump selected his own pick to lead the tax agency despite the fact that the current commissioner is partway through his five-year appointment.