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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 4.4 percent in April and 211,000 new jobs were created, a Bureau of Labor Statistics report released Friday said....Read More

Espionage charges against Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin will be dropped when he pleads guilty to lesser charges, a plea agreement revealed by the U.S. Navy indicates....Read More

The House Financial Services Committee approved the repeal of parts of the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill....Read More

Delta Airlines apologized to a couple kicked off an overbooked flight for refusing to give up their 2-year-old’s seat in an incident prompted by incorrectly cited rules....Read More

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal, who vetoed similar legislation last year, signed a bill Thursday allowing college students to carry concealed weapons on campus....Read More

Forensic scientists are hoping to put to rest a question that’s lingered for more than a century — did serial killer H.H. Holmes fake his execution and escape?...Read More

A book written by Ivanka Trump released this week is drawing all kinds of backlash — from reviewers and even people she cites in the work as inspirational....Read More

Just weeks after their last attempt to pass the American Health Care Act failed, House Republicans narrowly approved a revised version of the proposal Thursday....Read More

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the tech giant is investing $1 billion in an “advanced manufacturing fund” to help create jobs in the United States....Read More

New York officials said the Federal Aviation Administration launched an investigation after one person died when a small plane crashed in the town of Colton....Read More