Donald Trump is the one in hot seat at a civil trial in Chicago over promises to a condo owner.

Cramer outlined names that are causing a "worst nightmare" situation for many short-sellers.

The IRS's acting chief says mistakes made in screenings of political groups seeking tax-exempt status won't be repeated.

Hedge fund titan David Tepper told CNBC he's still bullish on stocks and investors shouldn't worry about the Fed tapering its massive bond-buying program.

He's been on a warpath following the scandal.

For decades, Dr. Eric Kandel has studied, at the molecular level, how we create short-term and long-term memories.

Is Rush Limbaugh becoming a relic, a human version of "Mad Men," except without the style or cool clothes? Dean Obeidallah says Rush's troubles with advertisers are a sign his time has passed

Howard Kurtz says the media is pronouncing that the president's last term will be a series of stumbles, but history shows second-termers can squeeze in some accomplishments too

Despite the rift, business and labor have a deal over separate provisions in the bill concerning low-skilled workers.

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Steven Miller says the agency was trying to manage explosive growth in 501(c)(4) applications.

The Justice Department secretly collected two months of telephone records for reporters and editors at The Associated Press, the news service disclosed Monday in an outraged letter to Attorney General Eric Holder.

Ilyse Hogue says Pennsylvania case shows how denying women safe abortions risks sending women into substandard care of a murderer like Kermit Gosnell

He fears the U.S. will remain a target for years.

"If the president really is outraged by this, someone should lose their job," says the senator.

BlackBerry's CEO debuted a new mid-tier smartphone with a physical keyboard and said the company back on "solid ground."

The Fox News host says Obama should address a growing number of "problems."

Visa Inc.’s Visa Europe is cutting its inter-bank fees to match rival MasterCard network, to end an EU competition investigation and avoid a possible fine.

The house at 2207 Seymour Ave. in Cleveland is now on a map of crime scenes that lure curiosity seekers.