After giving birth to a baby boy, a surrogate mother realized she didn’t give her baby away — he was never hers to give.    

Nearly a third of companies in the S&P 500 Index earn all revenues in the U.S., with their shares beating the index.

Intuitive Surgical is flagging an issue with one of its robot’s instruments.

Hardware is getting sexy again. Here's a look at 10 companies venture capitalists are betting on.

The CFTC is prepared to adjust a new rule stemming from the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

Colleges are beefing up business pitch competitions. Launched start-ups include GrubHub. What's the next, hot company?

America's economy faces a growing crisis, the refusal by young people to grow up and be bold in career searches.

The Marketplace Fairness Act could be very unfair to small business.

Florida is grappling with a citrus disease with no cure that has infected all the state's citrus-growing counties.

Rescue crews scoured the waters off Australia's eastern coast Friday for two cruise ship passengers who are believed to have fallen overboard.

Opinion: The Working Families Flexibility Act is pro-family, pro-worker, and pro-common sense.

Rahna Reiko Rizzuto says she has been threatened and called "worse than Hitler" because she is a noncustodial parent.

He swats down criticism from GOP ranks.

The network of thieves who drained ATMs around the world of $45 million raised fears more thefts may be in store.

The president of Planned Parenthood says that some members of Congress “forget that women are part of the equation.”    

Karl Rove's group releases a new ad.

The Canadian-born crooner has a 20 percent approval rating among American voters.

Be careful. Senioritis, that intensifying disinterest in maintaining high academic standards, is real — and it is dangerous, as regular readers of The Choice are aware.    

Vince Warren says President Obama chooses to force feed hunger strikers at Gitmo, a form of torture, and should be shutting the prison down instead.

David Rothkopf says investigation into Benghazi is worthy, but Rep. Issa's committee hearings were for something different: To damage the one most likely to be next Democratic presidential candidate.