Bristol Palin made some remarks on The View which spark controversy.
The Federal Reserve's $600 billion Treasury buying spree is over and the bond market is growing nervous now that its biggest bidder has stepped aside.
by Andrea JohnsonBRADENTON/NEW YORK, July 7 - One of the U.S. high-grade market's favorites, Caterpillar Financial Services, is becoming quite the regular issuer in the offshore yuan-denominated market, also called the dim sum or CNH bond market.
It has become a question of when, not if Texas Gov. Rick Perry will announce his 2012 presidential campaign, according to political insiders in Austin.
Warren Buffett bets housing and unemployment will improve in America by late 2012 more than many economists expect.
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion said on Thursday it has added more than one million subscribers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in less than three weeks.
BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz lead luxury car sales comeback
A few strong data points was all Wall Street needed to rally on Thursday, but on Main Street caution is still king and dividend-paying stocks are in favor.
Morgan Stanley's wealth management arm for the super-rich hired a former Merrill Lynch private banking executive, Devon Baranski, to lead its U.S. Southwest region, according to an internal memo obtained by Reuters.
President Barack Obama's birth certificate proves he was born in United States, but he came close to growing up in a foster home.
Chevrolet's Volt and Nissan's Leaf are going head-to-head in the electric car battle. But there's differences in the Volt and the Leaf, and both companies are eager to tell you about them.
Oklahoma lawmaker Republican Sen. Paul Wesselhoft on Wednesday said he will introduce Caylee's Law in his state, The Associated Press reports.
High-ranking U.S. officials contend that the Pakistani government approved and sanctioned the killing of a Pakistani journalist who was investigating alleged links between the country’s intelligence community and Islamic militants.
They're getting there. That, in a few words, perhaps best characterizes the state of the nation's debt ceiling talks. President Barack Obama said Thursday Congressional Democrats and Republicans are making progress toward deficit reduction and raising the debt ceiling, but big gaps remain.
The number of Cubans using cellphones has risen sharply two years after the government lifted restrictions on mobile telephones, but few people have a personal computer or access to the Internet, according to a report released on Thursday.
Up to 1,000,000 people are expected to pack Florida's Space Coast for a glimpse of the last shuttle liftoff in the history of the U.S. Space Program. That's more than any other mission, save the Apollo 11 mission to the moon.
Stocks rallied on Thursday, with the Nasdaq up for an eighth straight day, as strong labor market and retail sales data lifted optimism a day before the U.S. employment report for June.
Here are some options for Friday's historic last launch and flight for the U.S. Space Shuttle program.
German-based automaker Volkswagen will export its U.S. made Passat to South Korea by 2012 for sales in that country.
An Oklahoma woman is looking to petition U.S. lawmakers to Create Caylee's Law, which would make it a felony to not report a child's death or disappearance in a timely manner.
A report released on Thursday showed that over the past 15 years, seven states have doubled their rate of obesity and ten states have doubled their rate of diabetes.
Companies hired four times more workers in June than in May, strengthening views the economy was starting to escape the doldrums of the first half of the year.
