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CVS, Walgreens and Walmart have reached a tentative $13.8 billion settlement over lawsuits filed since 2017 involving opioids.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday received an emergency application from a legal group for an injunction on President Joe Biden's student loan handout program.

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, responded to author Stephen King following criticism over reports that the price for verification would be $20 a month.

This holiday season, the Samaritan's Purse Operation Christmas Child project will be handing out its 200 millionth shoebox gift to needy kids. One young woman will be a key part of this effort.

A judge blocked the $2.2 billion merger of top publishers Penguin Random House and rival Simon & Schuster, agreeing with the argument laid out by the Justice Department.

A new U.S. survey ranks the country’s 150 most populous metro areas based on things like health care, happiness and the No. 1 factor: affordability.

The numbers for Monday night's Powerball jackpot have been drawn. The estimated $1 billion jackpot was just the second time the lottery had reached that mark.

A recent Newsweek poll conducted found that almost two-thirds of Americans are proponents of the federal government sending out inflation stimulus payments.

Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act health plans begins Tuesday, and there are a slew of changes to be aware of this year when making a selection.

Top universities including the Ivy League, largely saw their endowments decline, as tough market conditions and a distaste for oil stocks lose them billions.

With soaring inflation, many investors are flocking to I bonds, which are inflation-adjusted savings bonds, to protect excess cash from losing its purchasing power.

Several Dollar General stores in southwest Ohio have failed an auditor inspection after too many products had different checkout prices than what was advertised on store shelves.

Powerball winners who choose to take the lump-sum payment could see a massive tax hit on the second-highest jackpot, which climbed to $1 billion this week.

The Social Security Administration announced earlier this month that benefits are set to increase by 8.7%, the highest in 40 years as retirees face high inflation.

New York City job listings will get a makeover on Tuesday, when a new law that mandates pay transparency goes into effect for certain employers.