The FBI and Boston are at odds over whether local police were in the loop early enough.

The New York City Council has joined governments of at least five other major U.S. cities and one state in passing legislation requiring private employers to provide paid sick time.

Wrigley has decided to stop production, sales and marketing of their new caffeinated gum, the Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday.

Three Marines, including the commanding officer of an infantry battalion, have been relieved of their duties in the wake of the death of seven service members killed during a mortar exercise accident in March, according to a statement from the Marines.

A number of top U.S. retailers reported disappointing April sales as consumers gravitated toward discount chains.

A senator says there's a "high-level" gathering today to discuss the growing military issue.

Republicans deny the panel a quorum to vote on the president's pick to head the agency.

Former head of insurance giant AIG tells CNBC about building the company into the mammoth global player that it became.

After Bangladesh, some retailers are revealing information about how their products were made. The NYT reports.

A Secret Service agent tied to the Colombia scandal says the agency is trying to skip due process.

The House Budget chairman and White House chief of staff reportedly got together last month.

Despite the "London Whale," JPM Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon should keep both roles, a management expert tells CNBC.

Some borrowers who were wrongfully foreclosed on will get more money, the Federal Reserve said.

Drug patent expirations resulted in less spending on medicines in the U.S. for the first time in at least 55 years.

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped to its lowest level in nearly 5-1/2 years.

"I think he has been a failure as a majority leader for the Senate," says the Republican.

"[The] president was in the middle of his reelection," the Republican senator says.

Barnes & Noble stock surged after a report that Microsoft is considering buying all of Nook Media's digital assets.

On the street where the suspect in the Cleveland kidnapping case lived, people gather for several reasons.  11Alive's Jon Shirek is in Ohio and went to take the pulse of the neighborhood.

The four-month-long Jodi Arias murder trial has had its fair share of twists and turns.