Lifestyle and Budget

Drug companies would bear a bigger share of Medicare's costs under the congressional budget deal, a shift that could help limit future increases in beneficiaries' premiums for prescription coverage.

Trump to propose reducing some prescription drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries.

The Latest on proposals by President Donald Trump and in the Senate budget bill to lower drug prices for Medicare beneficiaries (all times local): 9 p.m. President Donald Trump is proposing to lower prescription drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries by allowing them to share in rebates that drug companies pay to insurers and other middlemen.

The average retirement account balances rose at the end of 2017, due to a strong stock market and increased contributions.

Retailers such as Target and Amazon are embracing mobile applications to help consumers save money and time with features like digital wallets and augmented reality.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose for the fifth straight amid investors' worries about inflation.

The attack of the “travel zombies” – vacation goers who can’t take their eyes off their screens – may even be taking a toll on the travel industry.

A nephew inherits boxes of original IRS documents revealing his uncle was an undercover agent who helped take down Al Capone and solve the Lindbergh kidnapping.

Steve Sanders of Dallas, Texas, spent $1 million on his model train set. It’s his life’s story—in a way you wouldn’t expect.

The MLB franchise is building a new Home Plate Lounge at Citi Field, aiming to attract corporate ticket holders who want to host clients and strike deals between innings.

Apple may issue refunds to customers who paid full price to replace the batteries on older iPhones before the company offered a $50 discount as part of its apology for secretly slowing down the devices.

Courtney Hacking on the death of her husband, Peter Hacking, four-year old daughter Ellie and 22-month old son Grayson who were killed by an illegal immigrant without a license in a car collision.

Years of contention and threatened electric rate increases ended Tuesday as utility regulators approved a settlement declaring how much Mississippi Power Co. customers should pay for their share of a troubled $7.5 billion power plant.

A $7.3 billion accounting charge pushed General Motors into a $3.9 billion net loss for 2017, but without the expense the company posted record per-share earnings.

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