More Peril For Trump In Pending Probes Than In NY: AP-NORC Poll

Poll shows ​Trump has faced limited political fallout from the indictment and Capitol insurrection, but the Georgia probe could change that.

House GOP Approves Broad Bill To 'Unleash' American Energy

Most Americans want lower prices and more U.S. energy production— results House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said the bill will deliver.​

States And Companies Compete For $8 Billion To Make Hydrogen

States and businesses make final pitches Friday as they compete for a new program that will create regional networks, or "hydrogen hubs."

U.S. Invests In Alternative Solar Tech, More Solar For Renters

Renters and people who don't control their rooftops could get their electricity through community solar arrangements in new program.

Trans Athlete Ban For Girls, Women's Teams Passes House

The House action comes as at least 20 other states have imposed similar limits on trans athletes at the K-12 or collegiate level.

IRS Agent Alleges Hunter Biden Probe Is Being Mishandled

Special agent seeking whistleblower protection alleges the DOJ has failed "to mitigate clear conflicts of interests" in the criminal probe.

Barns Are The Bones Of 3 Stunning Homes In MI, NY, PA: How Much House

Even ladders to hay lofts are preserved in these luxurious homes whose amenities include swimming pools, hot tubs and dreamy soaker tubs.

Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Mifepristone Abortion Pills

The court has yet to rule on a Biden administration request to reject limits on mifepristone while the case makes its way through the court.

Lyrid Meteor Shower, Known For Its Blazing Fireballs, Is About To Peak

The Lyrids intersect with the Eta Aquariids, also known for glowing trails that can last for several seconds during the shower’s broad peak.

Oklahoma Sheriff Says Recording Of Killing, Lynching Talk Was Illegal

In the recording, one official appears to complain about not being able to hang Black people, saying: "They got more rights than we got."

Biden Pans McCarthy's Debt Plan As 'Huge Cuts' To Americans

A protracted debate is expected over how, when and even whether to raise the nation's debt limit to avoid a devastating blow to the economy.

Fox, Dominion Reach $787M Settlement Over Election Claims

Dominion had asked for $1.6 billion in arguing that Fox had damaged its reputation by helping peddle phony election conspiracy theories.

Is TD Bank The Right Bank For You?

Your bank should make your life easier, help you to reach financial goals and treat you like so much more than just a transaction.

Southwest Airlines Ground Stop Lifted, Delays Persist

Technical issues forced Southwest Airline to ground its fleet Tuesday morning.

Why Are Teen Girls In Crisis? It's Not Just Social Media

Adults have theories, but what do teens themselves say? Is social media the root of their woes? Are boys immune, or part of the problem?

See EVs Eligible For Tax Credits — And Why Most Aren't

Of the 60 electric or plug-in hybrids on sale in the United States, only 17 models will qualify for the tax credits.

GOP States Targeting Diversity, Equity Efforts In Higher Ed

The bills are an outgrowth of recent Republican attempts to limit critical race theory, a viewpoint that racism is historically systemic.

Calling The IRS? Hold Times Are Way Down This Tax Season

Last year, the IRS scored its worst customer service marks on record but on Monday reported a dramatic turnaround for the 2023 tax season.

Fox News-Dominion Libel Case Set To Begin After Brief Delay

Superior Cout Judge Eric Davis gave no explanation for the delay in the trial, which was to have started Monday.

5 Ways Your Bank Should Be Working For You

TD Bank’s unexpectedly human approach helps customers navigate their finances with convenient banking options, alerts & overdraft protection

Record Store Day: Spin Your Attention To Indie Stores, Artists, Labels

Record Store Day celebrations include performances, meet-and-greets with artists and record releases on independent labels.

Earth Day 2023 On Saturday Caps A Week Full Of Events

“Invest In Our Planet” is the theme of Earth Week. A live series touches on a variety of urgent issues related to climate change.

David’s Bridal Bankruptcy: Will Brides Get Wedding Dresses On Order?

The bankruptcy petition by David’s Bridal comes days after the wedding dress retailer announced it was laying off about 9,000 workers.

GOP Leader McConnell Returning To Senate After Fall, Head Injury

Democrat John Fetterman of Pennsylvania is also returning, but Sen. Dianne Feinstein's absence leaves a hole on Judiciary Committee.

Progressives Focus On Local-Level Wins To Counter Setbacks

The focus on lower-level contests already has helped progressives gain power and influence policy at a local level, organizers say.

Divorced Parents Raising Children

​Divorced parents raising their children in two households face real difficulties. Competition between the parents can often ensue.

U.S. Supreme Court's Abortion Pill Order Spares Safe Havens

The order keeps in place federal rules for use of mifepristone, but the legal saga isn't over. The Supreme Court could rule by Wednesday.

NRA Convention Draws Top GOP 2024 Hopefuls After Shootings

Some speakers said they were saddened by recent shootings but spent more time criticizing Democrats on COVID restrictions, border issues.

Lady Gaga, George Clooney Named To Biden's Star-Studded Arts Committee

Film producer Bruce Cohen, Grammy winners John Baptiste and Joe Walsh, actors Jennifer Garner, Troy Kotsur and Kerry Washington also tapped.

Bugs, Insects, Spiders Spring To Life; Let Some ‘Bee,’ Squish Others

Some, like stink bugs and spotted lanternflies, are a significant agricultural threat; sit back and admire bees and “parachuting spiders.”

Allergy, Hay Fever Sufferers See An Early Start To Pollen Season

Pollen season starts 20 days earlier and lasts about 10 days longer, and there’s 21 percent more pollen in the air than three decades ago​.

NPR Quits Elon Musk's Twitter Over 'Government-Funded' Label

Growing friction between news organizations and Twitter since Musk bought it is bad for Twitter, and bad for the public, media analysts say.

States Confront Medical Debt That's Bankrupting Millions

Among other things, bills would create medical debt relief programs, protect personal property from collections and lower interest rates.

Biden Says Nothing Of 'Great Consequence' In Pentagon Leaks

There are no clear answers on how many documents were leaked, but some estimates put the total number in the hundreds.

DOJ To Ask Supreme Court To Put Abortion Pill Limits On Hold

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily narrowed a ruling by a lower court judge in Texas that had completely blocked the drug.

6 Things Everyone Needs To Know About Financial Literacy

Financial education can help you build wealth, reduce debt and make smarter financial decisions with major purchases like a home.

6 Things You Need To Know If You’re Trying To Build Long-Term Wealth

Creating a budget, building emergency savings, and investing in assets like real estate can help you meet your financial goals.

Your Tax Refund Could Be Smaller Than Last Year. Here's Why.

For many households, especially working families, the tax refund has historically been the biggest one-time financial windfall of the year.

​Bank Turmoil Led Fed Officials To Forecast Fewer Rate Hikes

In a shift, the Fed said its staff economists have forecast that a pullback in bank lending will cause a "mild recession" later this year.

Cheaper Gas And Food Provide Some Relief From U.S. Inflation

So-called "headline inflation" is coming down, providing some relief for consumers, but not be enough to avert another Fed rate hike.