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Founders of politically connected nuclear companies that have never built commercial reactors are becoming billionaires.

Whether it's BOGO or free shipping minimums, retailers have trained us to avoid paying full price by leaning into the power of irrational thinking.

Dozens of states and cities offer some version of publicly funded child care for 3- and 4-year-olds. It's going far better in some places than others.

The company is investigating a discrimination complaint brought by a former employee claiming he was fired after reporting the executive's behavior.

Soil maintenance and crop monitoring practices on America's farms are increasingly accomplished with AI rather than bare hands ...

Human oversight was supposed to prevent artificial intelligence from warping job applicant selection processes, but a new study says it's not enough to mitigate bias.

You don't have to overspend to enjoy the holidays. Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary offers tips for scaling back and sticking to your budget this season.

The Associated Press, which sued the government after being barred from covering White House events, presented its case to a circuit court panel.

A witness in the Sen. Adam Schiff (D-California) case exposed surprising revelations about Trump officials and their attempts to reach an indictment.

Average electricity costs have risen 11 percent since January, more than three times the rate of inflation.