The stock market's relentless rally to records may be facing its fiercest test of late.

Dick Gregory, the comedian and activist who broke racial barriers in the 1960s and used his humor to spread messages of social justice and nutritional health, has died. He was 84.

Jerry Lewis, the frantic funnyman whose knack for broad comedy took him from the Borscht Belt of upstate New York to the pinnacle of 20th-century stardom, has died, according to his manager. He was 91.

The U.S. economy is gliding ahead like a sailboat on the mildly windy day, but it can't race forward like a cigar boat unless businesses gun the throttle on investment.

Billionaire David Tepper thinks comparing this current stock-market environment with the overheated markets of 1999 is ridiculous.

'Let's at least draw a line between the statues that were put up in the civil-rights era vs. the Civil War era,' suggests Lehigh University professor.

Almost seven months to the day President Donald Trump took office, his ambitious pro-growth agenda has been eclipsed by political turmoil that is threatening to unravel a record-breaking rally in stocks.

Almost seven months to the day President Donald Trump took office, his ambitious pro-growth agenda has been eclipsed by political turmoil that is threatening to unravel a record-breaking rally in stocks.

Tesla's Elon Musk and 115 other artificial intelligence experts from 26 countries signed a letter urging the U.N. to take strong action against the threat of autonomous weapons.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin rejected calls for him to resign in protest of President Donald Trump's response to violence at a white-nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., last weekend, and defended the president in a statement Saturday evening.