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The finances of about 40 million Americans with college loans may take a hit now that the Supreme Co

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby issued an apology Friday for chartering a private jet at the height

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Washington — House Republicans are asking the Justice Department to make available for interviews 11

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Prince Harry has taken the stand.The Duke of Sussex arrived at London's High Court on June 6 to test