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Premium tax credits paid directly to insurance companies for lower income consumers cut their premiums. USA Today reports.

Lib Dem minister wants to bring in flat rate to boost savings among lower earners.

Anthony Grove is alleged to have thrown the ceramic mug at his wife during a family dispute.

Mexico’s Peña Nieto seems puzzled that the government’s messages appear mixed

Scientists and public health officials have celebrated vaccines as one of the greatest medical breakthroughs of human history. But despite the widespread scientific consensus that vaccines are safe and effective, there's still a lot of misinformation about them and their effects.

Utilities the worst performing sector on the S&P 500

Ahead of a crucial meeting in Brussels to discuss Greece's bailout program, the country's friends and foes are making their feelings known.

A conversation with Patrick Chung, founding partner at Xfund. Xfund recently raised its second round of $100M, and is looking to help and invest in what they term the 'hacker+humanist'.

RBC Capital's Helima Croft told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" what she thinks will determine oil's bottom.

The exit of two high-profile TV hosts will leave a business impact on Viacom and Comcast

Nick Ferrari called Steve Hedley's questions 'offensive'.

The man was arrested in a police station and left in a cell for nine hours after reporting a hit-and-run.

Loeb seeks more human response from robot maker

The other JoBros are going to be very jealous! Disney boy bander-turned-solo hunk Nick Jonas will be[...]

Once again, a bleak future awaits beautiful young people in the upcoming dystopian, YA franchise sequel "Insurgent." The followup to the decent sized hit "Divergent," this will continue the adventures of the young Tris (Shailene Woodley) and Four (Theo James), as they fight for freedom or something. Clearly, I don't know the full details of this world, so just check out the full synopsis:  THE DIVERGENT SERIES: INSURGENT raises the stakes for Tris as she searches for allies and answers in the ruins of a futuristic Chicago. Читать дальше...

Mike Holland of Holland & Company has the top technology picks for today's Power Play.

Weekly report shows commercial inventories rose to 417.9m barrels and stocks at Cushing to 42.6m

AT&T's 15% off Fitbit promotion has been live for about a week, but they just added the new Fitbit Charge HR to the mix, if you're in the market. Gizmodo gave it a rave review. [Fitbit Charge HR, $127 with code FITBIT15]

New markets will be tough, but, like a sports car, the tech group shows no sign of slowing down

Hundreds of people drown in international waters amid high waves and freezing temperatures

Amazon's stock has been on a tear this year, and here are three reasons it has potential to keep going.

Banks have had a tough start to 2015 and could face even more difficult sledding if current conditions hold up.

Eon to spin off power generation businesses while RWE aims to slash costs

Corporate vagueness is being taken to a new level. But these sorts of multiples don’t look nice

Food Cowboy is a start-up looking to redirect the fate of rejected food, not only to end hunger but to save distributors and restaurants money.