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Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin was hit Monday with an ethics complaint over his failure to properly disclose stock shares that his wife, Sarah Bloom Raskin, received for her work at a Colorado-based financial technology company.

After a year of virtual learning, a new concern is crippling the classroom: violence and crime.

The MBA reports that mortgage refinancing activity rose 18% during the last week of January, outpacing the demand for home purchase loans.

An Arizona man left Las Vegas not realizing he had won a $229,368 slot machine jackpot.

California's Public Utilities Commission fined Southern California Gas Co. $10 million for improperly spending ratepayer money on lobbying.

Keeping a workplace romance a secret is a bad idea, experts say.

The Chinese government could take further measures if needed to keep the yuan stable, potentially putting downward pressure on the currency, a former foreign exchange regulator said.

The same plant suffered multiple failures last year when Winter Storm Uri hit Texas and caused problems with the power grid.

Facing a potential fraud investigation by the state of Florida, GoFundMe reversed a decision to redistribute money given by thousands of donors to the Canadian "Freedom Convoy" protesting COVID-19 regulations.

America's semiconductor industry remains fragile as lawmakers seek billions in spending to shore it up.

Lexington, Kentucky, is the "Horse Capital of the World," and carries the vibe of a college town with the culture and activities the come with it.

The IRS announced it will open a number of Taxpayer Assistance Centers across the country on select Saturdays during the filing season

Avenatti was accused of stealing nearly $300,000 from adult film actress Stormy Daniels' advance for her autobiography, "Full Disclosure", in 2018.

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Economists Steve Moore and Austan Goolsbee agree inflation could hurt economic recovery despite a strong January jobs report.

A January poll from Data for Progress found that 59% of Americans support extending the federal student loan payment suspension through the end of the year.