Lori Loughlin to plead not guilty to latest charge in college admission scandal: Court papers
Loughlin, her fashion-designer husband and 9 others were hit with an additional charge in late-October.
Qantas grounds 3 Boeing 737s due to hairline cracks
The FAA ordered a check on Boeing 737 NG planes that had completed more than 30,000 takeoff and landing cycles.
Another Obama era regulation bites the dust
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin called the regulation obsolete.
Looking for Halloween treats? Watch out for these tricky regulations
A spider's web of regulations govern who can dress up on Halloween and what they can wear.
House approves impeachment resolution, which Republicans say is fueling fundraising
Republicans have used opposition to the impeachment probe to galvanize their base.
Apple's iPhone to help collect census data
The census is conducted every ten years.
UN climate chief says exploring options for hosting climate talks after Chile withdraws
The United Nation’s climate chief said the secretariat is exploring a range of options for hosting this year’s round of climate talks in December after Chile withdrew from hosting.
Navy SEAL who posed with corpse to lose up to $200K in retirement funds
Edward Gallagher will have his rank reduced from chief petty officer to 1st class petty officer.
National hotel chains slapped with new $10M child sex-trafficking suit
The victim claims she was prostituted against her will sometimes as many as 20 times a day.
Drug shortages on the rise: FDA
Shortage drugs were more likely to be relatively low-price and financially unattractive drugs and were more likely to be sterile injectables.
Military wants more rules for turbines near nuclear missiles
Department of Defense and Air Force officials outlined their concerns in a letter before meeting Tuesday with North Dakota lawmakers and regulatory officials.
Tinder's $2B lawsuit against parent company to proceed to jury trial
Tinder won a small victory in its court case against parent company IAC/InterActiveCorp and subsidiary Match Group.
Lawmaker wants to crack down on Martian-themed parties, zombie apocalypse prep
The SWAG Act attempts to limit what many consider wasteful governmental spending.
Taylor Swift headed back to court over hit song 'Shake It Off'
Swift was slapped with a lawsuit in September 2018 by songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler, who claimed the 2014 hit took from their 2001 song, “Playas Gon’ Play,” that was performed by pop group 3LW.
Air Force's mystery space plane completes 2-year mission
The Air Force is mum about what the plane did in orbit after launching aboard a SpaceX rocket in 2017.
Pentagon hands Microsoft $10B 'war cloud' deal, snubs Amazon
The Pentagon has awarded Microsoft a $10 billion cloud computing contract called JEDI.
Government deficit soars to $984B, highest in years: Treasury
The government budget deficit approached $1 trillion for the year but fell short of the predicted amount, according to the U.S. Treasury Department.
There's a reason American Dream mall took 15 years to finish, ex-gov says
American Dream may draw 40 million visitors a year if it succeeds; shopping is less than half of what it has to offer.
Comedians who confronted Harvey Weinstein 'downright rude': Rep
Weinstein is due to stand trial in January for in connection to sex crimes charges.
Actress Felicity Huffman freed from California jail
Huffman is one of more than 50 people charged in the 'Varsity Blues' probe of irregularities in college admissions.



















