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A California financial technology executive was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for a five-year fraud scheme that cost lenders and investors at least $248 million, the Justice Department announced.

A senior White House official says someone will likely be fired over the chaotic rollout of the Freedom 250 concert series, after a wave of musicians publicly withdrew from the administration's signature semiquincentennial celebration on the National ...

A Los Alamos National Laboratory staff member has been found dead in New Mexico after her disappearance last year.

A federal jury in Los Angeles convicted activist short seller Andrew Left on securities fraud charges, finding him guilty of running a long-running market manipulation scheme that reaped more than $21 million in profits, according to the Justice ...

Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, performed before a crowd of 118,000 fans at Istanbul's Ataturk Olympic Stadium on Saturday -- his first European concert in more than a decade -- as the rapper attempts a comeback following a string of cancellations ...

The White House Correspondents' Association announced Tuesday that it will hold a do-over of its annual dinner in July after the gathering in April was cut short after a gunman opened fire at the Washington Hilton in what prosecutors say was an ...

President Trump quietly signed an executive order promoting artificial intelligence and doubling down on cybersecurity efforts, less than two weeks after postponing a signing ceremony hours before it was scheduled.

Sen. Bernard Sanders announced he will soon propose a bill to give the public a 50% ownership stake in the largest artificial intelligence companies in the U.S.

General Mills is selling its Haagen-Dazs ice-cream shops in mainland China to an investor group that includes Chinese tea brand Ningji.

Wild Waves Theme & Water Park in Federal Way, Washington, will permanently close its doors Nov. 1, ending nearly 50 years of summertime thrills for Pacific Northwest families. The president and owner of the park blames rising post-COVID operating ...