Government And Institutions

CEO Alfred Kelly said the firm shouldn't tell people what they can and can't purchase.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration took issue with Musk and Tesla's claims that the Model 3 is the safest car in the world.

Stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

The broader risk analyses and simulator scenarios, some details of which haven’t been reported before, show the lengths to which leaders of the Federal Aviation Administration, in coordination with their foreign counterparts, are going to verify the safety of the MAX fleet before allowing the planes to fly again.

A Minnesota family nearly made off with $2 million from a life insurance policy for a man who faked his own death overseas, until authorities found more recent photos of the man alive and well on his son’s laptop.

Cash-out refinances have been on the rise as home prices appreciate.

Officials are accusing eight members of the Sackler family of taking billions of dollars from Purdue.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved one of an Impossible Foods key ingredient — soy leghemoglobin — as a color additive on Wednesday. 

Candidates for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination clash in a televised debate Tuesday and Wednesday in their second such forum.

Cybersecurity is even becoming an issue for aircraft safety as U.S. issues warning about flight system vulnerability.

With ongoing economic issues, hurricane recovery and a struggle with corruption, the next governor of Puerto Rico will be tasked with dealing with a lot of serious problems.

In leading the CFTC, I will not lose sight of the underlying purpose of our derivatives markets: to serve the needs of everyday Americans.

The Supreme Court ruled in the president's favor, allowing him to tap into $2.5 billion in Pentagon funds to rebuild portions of the border wall.

The president touted the ruling as a big win for border security.

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr says the T-Mobile-Sprint deal will help rural America.

Half of the department’s announced projects are listed as “small projects” while the other half are listed as “large projects.”

Though the companies have promised not to raise prices for three years, there are plenty of other concerns for how the merger would impact consumers. 

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes has been calling for the breakup of the social media giant since May -- and recently he’s even been meeting with government regulators, according to a new report. Here’s a look at Hughes’ net worth in light of the new report. 

The merged company will become the fourth major wireless carrier and compete with AT&T, Verizon and the combined T-Mobile Sprint.

Former Microsoft VP & COO Bob Herbold says the tech company can be classified as a distinctly different type of business than what you see in Amazon, Alphabet’s Google and Facebook.