Prince Andrew accuser makes public plea for help if 'something happens'
“Too many evil people want to see me quiteted (sic).”
Rudy and Judith Giuliani finalize divorce
The Giulianis wed in 2003 and filed for divorce in April 2018.
Royal Caribbean sued by family of toddler who fell to her death
The parents filed the wrongful death suit against Royal Caribbean Cruises on Wednesday – more than five months after their 18-month-old daughter, Chloe, fell to her death.
Boeing 737 allowed to fly after first deadly crash despite FAA concerns
The FAA reportedly predicted up to 15 accidents like the fatal Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes over the next 45 years.
DeVos: Defrauded students may only get partial loan relief
The policy is a departure from the Obama administration.
Boeing deliveries plunge amid 737 Max crisis
Boeing lost 84 more orders than it won in the first 11 months of the year.
Chris Cornell's widow sues Soundgarden for allegedly pocketing royalties in 'strong-arm' attempt
The Soundgarden rocker's wife wrote: 'I will not be bullied or shamed into silence'
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to rein in risky mortgages
Critics argue the decision threatens the mission of Fannie and Freddie to make housing more affordable.
NYC 'homeless hotel' owners got $12.5M in rebates, plus tax breaks
Owners of NYC hotels that have recently been converted into homeless housing saved $12.5 million in the most recent tax cycle – in addition to tax breaks.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos: America 'in big trouble' if Big Tech abandons Pentagon
"We are going to support the Department of Defense," Bezos said.
Iowa worker who took bathroom photos may have many victims
Files found on the fired employee's work computer show he may have victimized dozens of other men.
UBS banker sued over Anguilan hotel worker's death
Court papers accuse Scott Hapgood of committing intentional battery and negligence.
Korean War vet denied VA benefits for 50 years, granted 5 years after his death
His widow finally received his check for retroactive benefits and her own survivor benefits.
New Energy Sec. Brouillette: For civilian nuclear power, countries should buy from the United States
Acting Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette looks at "complex" issue of expansion of nuclear energy around the world.
Cancer looms as reason behind NYC's latest ban
New York City will consider bills in the next few months to restrict the use of BPA-coated paper, to require stores to offer e-receipts, to require that receipts be printed on recyclable paper and to require businesses to recycle receipts.
E-cigarettes can't help you stop smoking, American Lung Association warns
The American Lung Association says misinformation on e-cigarettes is “rampant."
5G wireless coming to rural America thanks to $9B from FCC
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai announced today that he intends to establish the $9 billion 5G Fund for rural America.
Prince Andrew has 'no way back' into royal family: Report
The Duke of York was "read the riot act" by his older brother.
US education spending: States that spend the most, least
States that spend less on education don't necessarily see lower graduation rates.
Education Secretary DeVos calls for making financial aid unit a separate agency
Betsy DeVos says Congress should consider splitting her department’s financial aid operation into a separate federal agency with the flexibility to operate like a private bank.