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Unless Congress acts, a shutdown deadline looms just past midnight Saturday.

Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams were previously expected to return in February after spending several months longer in orbit than planned.

The Fed is poised to lower interest rates on Wednesday by a quarter point, while signaling a slower pace of cuts next year.

Firms that have mandated RTO since July 2022 have experienced slower workforce growth than companies that allow flexible work, analysis from Revelio Labs shows.

These retirement savers understand that bear and bull markets come with the territory, and they invest without regard for who sits in the Oval Office.

Major card issuers often play a "shell game" and deny consumers the rewards they have earned, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warns.

Nissan also said the two Japanese carmakers were exploring possible collaboration. A merger could create a giant able to challenge global auto manufacturers.

An Alabama woman has received a genetically engineered pig kidney in a transplant procedure.

If the technology can be proved, the project promises to supply about 400 megawatts of electricity -- enough energy to power about 150,000 homes.

An Energy Department study concludes that unfettered U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas, or LNG, would harm the environment and the economy.