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Prager's new book, "The Rational Bible: Exodus," delves into the book of Exodus, the second of five books in the Torah, which tells how the Israelites left slavery in Egypt, and which he uses as a basis for his argument for the divine authorship of the Bible.

The Supreme Court says that car dealerships aren't required under federal law to pay overtime to their service advisers, the employees that greet customers and assess their service and repair needs.

Most financial literacy efforts in schools don't improve people's behavior later in life.

The amount assumes 800 guests at the church ceremony and lunch and an additional 2,640 public guests at the reception.

The accountant was perfect in the final 14 minutes versus Winnipeg.

South Carolina utility customers will have to keep waiting to see how much they could continue to pay in surcharges to fund a failed multi-billion dollar nuclear project.

New cancer vaccine cured most tumors in mice and moves on to human trials.

Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates moved little this week after a months-long stretch of increases.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates moved little this week after a months-long stretch of increases.

The easiest way to combat snooping is to remove apps from Facebook.

You're going to use those credit card points on that trip to Tahiti this year; you just don't know it yet.

Toyota, Cadillac, Hyundai and others are competing to win over buyers who are ditching sedans.

The Aviator nameplate will return to the U.S. market with a high-tech twist.

Cadillac unveiled the new 2019 XT4 crossover on the eve of the New York International Auto Show.

Britney Spears’ father, Jamie, is reportedly weighing an end to his daughter’s conservatorship, which she has been under since 2008.

Aimmune Therapeutics is developing an immunotherapy treatment that would help the people combat the most common food allergy impacting one million children in the United States.