Judge defends Obama expansion of national monument in Oregon
A judge has defended former President Barack Obama's expansion of a national monument in Oregon, ruling against a logging company's lawsuit that said the expansion deprived it of timber.
Federal agency to investigate Texas chemical fire
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board announced Wednesday that it will investigate a fire at a Houston area chemical plant as the facility's operator identified the worker killed in the blaze.
The Latest: UK lawmakers vote to avert 'no-deal' Brexit
The Latest on Britain's departure from the European Union (all times local): 9:05 a.m.
Car-sharing offers ways to profit from or ditch personal car
While a growing number of Americans are struggling to make payments on their auto loans, a new crop of companies is offering alternative ways for car owners to get rid of costly vehicles or earn money while their cars would normally sit idle.
Tempers flare in Alaska over governor's oil check plan
Gov. Mike Dunleavy is proposing a fiscal plan that includes sweeping cuts and providing Alaska residents with a full payout from the oil-wealth fund, and many residents are unhappy about it.
Asian shares edge higher ahead of US-China trade talks
U.S. stocks moved broadly lower on Wall Street in early trading on Tuesday, reversing course from a three-day rally.
2nd Texas chemical fire in about 2 weeks kills worker
A fire has erupted at a Houston-area chemical plant, spewing a plume of thick, black smoke into the air, and authorities say two workers may have been hurt.
The Latest: State sues over Texas plant fire
The Latest on a fire at a Houston-area chemical plant (all times local): 12:20 p.m. Fire officials in Texas say early reports show that one person is unaccounted for and two people are injured after a fire at a Houston-area chemical plant.
New York will be first US city to charge congestion toll
New York City is set to become the first American metropolis that seeks to ease traffic congestion, cut pollution and boost mass transit by charging motorists a hefty toll for the privilege of driving into its most crammed areas.
Repairs to NYC rail tunnel considered amid funding doubts
With key federal funding nowhere in sight for a new $13 billion rail tunnel between New York and New Jersey, project organizers said Tuesday they are taking a hard look at whether to shift focus to performing major electrical repairs to the 108-year-old tube.
Delta, AmEx renew credit card deal; Delta boosts outlook
American Express and Delta Air Lines are extending their credit card partnership through 2029, a significant extension of one of the larger financial partnerships between a major U.S. airline and a credit card company.
FAA training for Boeing 737 Max jet inspectors subject of Senate probe
The FAA was allegedly informed of the deficiency in August 2018.
Sheriff: One person has died in a fire at a chemical plant in Crosby, Texas; 2 others taken by helicopter to a hospital
Sheriff: One person has died in a fire at a chemical plant in Crosby, Texas; 2 others taken by helicopter to a hospital .
Sheriff: 2 workers may be hurt in fire at chemical plant in Crosby, Texas; 2nd Texas chemical facility fire in 2 weeks
Sheriff: 2 workers may be hurt in fire at chemical plant in Crosby, Texas; 2nd Texas chemical facility fire in 2 weeks.
Ford would reconsider UK investments if no deal on Brexit
Ford warned Tuesday that it will reconsider its investments in Britain if the country cannot work out a deal to leave the European Union that guarantees smooth trading with the bloc.
Ford unveils new 2020 Escape that underpins sales turnaround strategy
The update to one of Ford's most popular models comes as it looks to turnaround slow sales.
Panama president cheers China's 'Belt and Road' initiative
Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela says his country sees a "big opportunity" in China's massive "Belt and Road" infrastructure initiative.
Delta shares jump on rosy outlook amid industry's tumultuous first quarter
The Atlanta-based carrier does not fly Boeing's beleaguered 737 Max jet.
Boeing delays submission of Max update to FAA
The timeline could weigh on Boeing's earnings and complicate flight schedules for global carriers.
Boeing, FAA say more time needed for fix of troubled 737 Max
U.S. aviation regulators say Boeing needs more time to finish changes in a flight-control system suspected of playing a role in two deadly crashes.
















