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Plus, the debate over ‘gender-affirming care.’

The S&P 500 edged lower for the day as bank earnings season kicked off, but finished the week with a broad-based 2.4% gain.

More than 90 million people from California to Florida are under heat alerts.

There are competing theories for the origin of what tennis calls a zero

Or do it yourself. These tools can help you and your loved ones catalog any belongings, along with the stories that make them special.

Scary stories about the weather ignore the simple things we do to keep cool.

No more surprises. A new state law requires hospitals to post online what they actually charge for services.

A bankruptcy judge on Friday approved the sale of nearly 200 David’s Bridal stores out of bankruptcy to Cion Investment Corp.

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The rock ‘n’ roll singer landed at about the same price he paid for the roughly 3,200-square-foot pad in 2009.

After nearly five decades working at Manhattan’s Bergdorf Goodman department store, Betty Halbreich has helped a range of generations. Here, she reflects on what’s different—and what isn’t.

Inheritors subject to a new 10-year payout window don’t have to take required minimum distributions for 2023.

You could be sipping a cocktail right now. Here's how to never work another Friday afternoon.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is close to bringing charges in the two-year probe.

Novak Djokovic is chasing more tennis history. Carlos Alcaraz is chasing everything else.

One research analyst downgraded AT&T; another estimated it could cost $59 billion to remove all the lead cables left behind by phone companies around U.S.

Many companies are adding to the S&P 500’s rise after Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia and others led the charge this spring. The breadth signals stocks could keep climbing.

Young travelers now have a new angle when booking a vacation: Secure an appointment with a famous tattoo artist in a far flung location and return home with the ultimate souvenir.

Law enforcement in New York has investigated the deaths for over a decade.

The Bank of England may have to lift its wage growth forecasts considerably as recent data releases show persistently higher pay growth than the central bank’s projections, Bank of America Merrill Lynch U.K. economist Robert Wood writes in a note.

Teens and 20-somethings are putting their own spins on iconic, decades-old styles. But can they beat the original versions?

The designer of “Doom” and other groundbreaking games has witnessed the highs and lows of a constantly changing industry.

What was Cornelius Vanderbilt’s nickname? Or what stores did Sam Walton operate before Walmart and Sam’s Club? Take our quiz.

Profits from JPMorgan, Wells Fargo make it easy to forget there was a banking crisis this year.