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A California judge revoked attorney Michael Avenatti's bail, after prosecutors said he was hiding assets from creditors

The Center for Automotive Research calculated that GM and Ford costs will grow $8 per hour, while Fiat Chrysler's will rise by $11 an hour

The suit alleges, Epstein and associates organized a search party to catch a 15-year-old victim trying to swim away, and kept her passport

The downing of the Ukraine International Airlines flight last week came amid tensions between Iran and the U.S. over nuclear deal.

The Duke of York can be unpredictable, so what are his finances like?

Some social media users say policies at Facebook and its Instagram service are still too vague and unevenly enforced.

"We're running out of time."

Former Arby's manager fatally shot customer who she said spit on her

Duchess of Sussex is suing the Mail on Sunday and parent company, Associated Newspapers, for publishing her letter to father

New security camera footage shows two Iranian missiles, fired 30 seconds apart, hit a Ukrainian commercial airliner after takeoff from Tehran on Jan. 8, the New York Times reported on Tuesday.

An MLB investigation found that Cora played a key role in the Astros' attempts to steal signs in 2017 while serving as the team's bench coach.

Bankrupt California power producer PG&E Corp (PCG.N) is nearing a deal with creditors

Figures were released Tuesday by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement

Jet fuel dumped by an aircraft returning to Los Angeles International Airport fell onto an elementary school playground Tuesday, fire officials said.

A massive explosion at a petrochemical plant in northeastern Spain killed one person and gravely injured at least six others Tuesday, regional authorities said.