Rusal CEO, board members quit in quest for US sanctions relief
Washington said the sanctions, which struck at allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin, were designed to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Las Vegas strike would have far-reaching effect
The last time casino-hotel workers went on strike across Las Vegas, the job action lasted 67 days and cost workers and the city more than $1 million a day each in lost wages and revenues, not counting gambling losses.
NFL anthem protests have failed: Kennedy
Jared Kushner has done more than Colin Kaepernick in terms of criminal justice reform, Kennedy says.
Joining Trump’s sanctuary lawsuit is about safety, California mayor says
Carlsbad is the latest California city to back the Trump administration’s lawsuit against sanctuary immigration policies.
Publix faces boycott over donation to 'proud NRA sellout' in Florida election
Candidate in governor’s race opposed gun regulations passed after Parkland shooting.
Obama administration meddled in foreign elections: Judicial Watch
The government watchdog group Judicial Watch has obtained documents revealing the Obama administration meddled in foreign elections.
California would become ‘utopia’ for illegal immigrants with free healthcare coverage: Orange County supervisor
‘You don’t know how much it’s going to cost,’ according to Michelle Steel.
Ryan should remain House speaker despite farm bill failure: Farm Bureau Federation president
Good piece of legislation is being held hostage, according to Zippy Duvall.
American in Venezuela prison was set up, threatened and held hostage, says mom
Seeing that he was American they came in, they wanted to know what his business was, Joshua Holt’s mother said.
Supreme Court OKs company bans on workers' class-action suits
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a blow to the rights of workers on Monday by allowing companies to require them to sign away their ability to bring class-action claims against management, agreements already in place for about 25 million employees.
Vermont city hopes for revitalization in aftermath of fraud case
The redevelopment plans fizzled when the men behind them were charged in 2014 with massive fraud.
New Starbucks policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes
Starbucks announced a new policy Saturday that allows anyone to sit in its cafes or use its restrooms, even if they don't buy anything.
School-shooting self-defense tips from Paris train hero Alek Skarlatos
Skarlatos' biggest piece of advice? Try to imagine what you'd do in that situation.
Texas school shooting: Training is key, ex-FBI investigator says
Knowing when to hide, run or fight is essential, according to Bill Daly
Royal wedding: Harry, British royal family no match for world's richest royals
As Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle get ready to wed, here’s a look at the world’s richest royals.
Royal wedding is a billion-dollar business
The nuptials at England’s Windsor Castle trigger a frenzy of spending.
Royal wedding a financial dilemma for Meghan Markle
Unique treatment by IRS could expose royal family’s finances to scrutiny.
China trade debate roils Trump team: Navarro vs. Mnuchin
Inside the White House war over a possible trade war with China that puts Mnuchin against Navarro.
Kroger paying $247M to license Ocado online home-delivery technology
The big U.S. supermarket will also boost its stake in the British company to 6 percent.
Trump indictment by executive branch would trigger constitutional crisis: Ron Bameih
Giuliani says president’s legal team has received assurances from Special Counsel Mueller.