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President Donald Trump isn't much for self-deprecation or passing off praise. Instead, he seeks it out constantly, betraying a perishing thirst for adulation -- even when his relationship to a given event, ...

Welcome to the new California, where you can smoke weed just for fun and change babies' diapers in the men's room. But there's a lot more changing than just regulations about baby-changing ...

If 2017 was the year of badly behaved men meeting their downfall, 2018 might just bring something better: well-qualified women replacing them. For starters: Hoda Kotb is replacing Matt Lauer on the ...

Women this year are driving the discussion about how to change workplaces for the better. But their male coworkers have the power to help, too. Experts point to bystander intervention as a ...

Congressional Republicans return to work this week thrilled they passed a major tax reform bill before Christmas but uncertain and divided about what they will do in 2018, a critical election year. ...

The new tax plan, enacted by one party over the other's strenuous objections, has started the United States on an economic experiment. How much of the massive corporate tax cut will trickle ...

1. Welcome to 2018: It's the first trading day of the year on Wall Street and investors are wondering if the market momentum from 2017 can continue into the new year. U.S. ...

President Donald Trump rang in 2018 with shout-outs to his billionaire friends and a warning to his "enemies" during short remarks just before midnight at his posh South Florida club. It's a ...

The biggest anti-government protests in Iran since 2009 have turned the spotlight on President Hassan Rouhani's economic record. Iran's economy has been picking up pace in recent years, helped by a nuclear ...

1. What's in store: By all measures, 2017 was a stellar year for the stock market. As we enter a new year, experts are cautiously optimistic that stocks will continue their hot ...