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Obamacare quietly changed the rules for health insurance executives.
California is currently suffering its worst drought in at least a century.
Arkansans are going to pay less for Obamacare next year, and the state’s innovative Medicaid expansion might be behind the change.
Rita Ora looks like Rihanna, but says she wants to be Beyoncé.
Putin is getting away with it by using a trick he learned from Assad.
Hundreds of thousands of customers found themselves without internet access this morning after Time Warner Cable suffered from a technical glitch.
An American fast food company wants to take over a beloved institution older than the Canadian flag itself.
What you need to know about whether Darren Wilson can be prosecuted for shooting Michael Brown, his possible defenses, and the likelihood that he would ever be convicted.
In order to restore faith in the franchise, prove First Class wasn’t a fluke and, at the same time, right Brett Ratner’s wrongs, Fox turned to Bryan Singer.
Some people have attacked Uber for its aggressive recruitment of Lyft drivers, but workers benefit when companies fight over them.
What happens when ride companies stop being polite and start getting real
The internet has grown a lot faster in recent years, but Comcast customers today only get 20 percent more bandwidth per month than they got in 2008.
Over the past decade, America’s electric utilities have been doing something surprising — they’ve been investing a lot of money in power lines.