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The president is expected to attempt to classify marijuana similar to some common prescription painkillers and other drugs.

Twenty-two Republicans joined with Democrats to overturn the order, but it faces steep odds in the Senate.

"We recognize a force that has dominated the year's headlines, for better or for worse," editor in chief Sam Jacobs writes in explaining the magazine's choice.

The central bank cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, seeking to steady a softening labor market.

Kevin Hassett continues to be the top candidate to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, with the president expected to make a decision in the coming weeks.

Moving from "CBS Mornings," the veteran journalist's promotion is a first big move of Bari Weiss's tenure leading the Tiffany network.

The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates Wednesday. Here's what that means for your mortgages, car loans and credit cards.

Energy companies, cybersecurity experts and lawmakers warn that U.S. dependence on Chinese inverters that can be manipulated remotely is a mounting security threat.

The more you know, the better you can protect yourself from fraud, scams and money mistakes.

The precious metal has been under pressure for years as data centers and electric vehicles supercharge demand and as new tariffs loom.