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Convictions by federal officials are relatively rare.

Bill Holley would be thrilled the company kept his logo, his wife said. "I think Bill's holding his hand up and saying, 'I made Cracker Barrel great again!'"

President Donald Trump's economic policies diverge from Reaganomics as he takes a stake in private companies, sparking debate on government ownership and intervention.

Good money management often comes down to upholding rules we set for ourselves; don't let peer pressure tell you otherwise.

After two earlier scrubs the massive rocket successfully lifted its spacecraft into orbit.

What President Donald Trump's deal to hold a 10 percent stake in Intel means for the future of the U.S. government's relationship with private companies.

Rep. Jamie Raskin and two other lawmakers asked border Czar Tom Homan for documents and communications on his consulting work for immigrant detention contractor Geo Group.

Cook is the first Black woman to serve on the Federal Reserve board. She was appointed by President Joe Biden.

The 36-year-old senior White House correspondent made waves for her harsh account of Trump's summit with Putin: "She is not afraid of pissing off the base."

The Trump administration ordered a halt to work on Revolution Wind, imperiling the U.S. outlook for a crucial source of clean energy, according to economists, utilities and unions.