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Haitians, whose temporary protected status has ended in the U.S., are helping to solve the problem.

Self-driving cars are on the road now, but they need human supervision. Is that safe?

Facing a self-imposed deadline, President Donald Trump was considering whether to permanently exempt the EU and Mexico, Canada, Australia, Argentina and Brazil from tariffs that his administration imposed last month on imported steel and aluminum.

One reason for the interest in a more empathetic clinical staff stems from the fact that hospitals and physicians, increasingly, have financial incentives to keep patients out of the hospital.

Several health economists and policy experts argue until Washington forces drug companies to lower their overall prices, an out-of-pocket Medicare cap is just dabbling at the edges.

Writer Umair Haque says the system isn't equipped to address big issues like financial inequality.

The answer isn't clear, and that makes dealing pretty tough, our former China correspondent says.

Public school teachers in states like West Virginia, Oklahoma and Texas are fighting for higher pay and more funding for schools. Now one physics teacher thinks he can enact change by joining his state legislature.

The items at the auction include everything from David Rockefeller’s gold cuff links to Picasso paintings that were once owned by writer Gertrude Stein.

Is allergy season getting worse? Scientists say yes.

A merger between the two companies could mean higher prices for you.

As services like Netflix rise in popularity, our tolerance for ads is going down.

This week European leaders met with President Trump, there's new numbers on the economy out ... let's break down the week's economic news.

We revisit a dairy farmer, a convenience store owner, a homeowner and a community center to see where things stand seven months after Hurricane Maria.

The football rookie draft is expected to bring $100 million in economic activity.