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The debate over middle class incomes holds big consequences. Here's how it will go down in DC.

Donald Trump is suing Palm Beach County, saying it's directing all flights from Palm Beach International Airport over his club.

The consumer is feeling better, but it's not unbridled optimism, explains HSN, Inc. CEO Mindy Grossman. She discusses what contributed to a successful holiday season.

PM summons intelligence chiefs to Downing Street for discussions

More and more Americans are "covered," but fewer and fewer Americans will actually be able to get health care, says Jake Novak. Here's why.

Campaigners contrast limited international reaction to killings to situation in France

Ya burnt! As the hosts of the 2015 Golden Globes on Sunday, Jan. 11, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler showed[...]

If profits are what really drive share prices, the next several quarters are heading into a tepid time.

Designer returns over three years after anti-Semitic rants

Scrutiny of artificial intelligence must challenge ideas about our superiority, says Anjana Ahuja

Gen. Barry McCaffrey, MSNBC military analyst, provides perspective into the hack attack on Centcom's Twitter and YouTube accounts where pro-ISIS messages were posted.

All glammed up!  Kim and Kourtney may have been missing in action for all the glitzy festiviti[...]

The accounts were hacked as Barack Obama prepared to make a speech on cyber safety.

It was a throwback Sunday for Perrey Reeves! The Entourage actress, 44, hit HBO's Official Golden G[...]

IAG chief Walsh will have to win over the Irish carrier’s board and then the Irish government

Streaming service sees big rise in users despite Taylor Swift rift over its free tier

Bluebird Bio CEO Nick Leschly, provides insight to how gene therapy can work to treat blood disorders, and sickle cell anemia.

Withdrawal by Calpers and PFZW not indicative of wider trend, survey suggests

Twitter could easily be snatched up by Google, argues options trader Dan Nathan. Here's how to play for that possibility.

Roger Federer, Maria Sharapova and Venus Williams shined, while Serena snapped and Sloane Stephens survived in our top stories of the tennis week.

Foreign spy services accused of staging slaughter to defame Islam

Foreign spy services accused of staging slaughter to defame Islam

A group of creditors of Caesars Entertainment allege that the company's finances were plundered.

USDA counted 11.2bn bushels, up 7 per cent from a year earlier

Volkswagen's Golf snagged Car of the Year, in a surprise win over Ford's completely redone Mustang. USA Today reports.