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Republicans are trying to find a policy Democrats will get behind. If that doesn't work, they may go it alone.

The United States is not far from the point where, each winter, deaths will regularly edge out births ...

A few trillion-dollar companies are powering the market's gains. Here's what's happening to most other businesses in the United States.

Moe and more states are allowing their farm bureaus to sell low-cost health plans to farmers. The catch is that they don't comply with Affordable Care Act requirements.

An eye-catching report said the average first-time homebuyer is now 40, but the story is more complex.

There are so many ways for scammers to circumvent security measures that you need to regularly check your accounts.

A federal judge blocked the Internal Revenue Service from sharing data with immigration enforcement officials, ruling that the tax agency violated federal law and individual rights in its support for President Donald Trump's mass deportation campaign ...

A new Labor Department rule that makes it cheaper for farmers to hire foreign guest-workers illegally drives down wages for U.S. citizen farmworkers, the union said.

Larry Summers helped shape U.S. economic policy for decades. His close friendship with Jeffrey Epstein scuttled much of that legacy.

'Anxious' shoppers keep scaling back and hunting for deals, say retailers ...