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A new audit examining the state’s juvenile justice department found that incidents in their juvenile facilities are going unreported, youth aren’t always disciplined the same way, and some are spending longer stretches of time in isolation.

Armie Hammer will only have to pay $1,500 a month in child support to estranged wife Elizabeth Chambers in their divorce settlement.

If you're going to make a half-baked action-comedy, have the decency to put some enjoyable actors in it.

U.S. job gains moderated in June while wage growth remained firm, showing a strong enough labor market to keep the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates this month.

At least 27 people were hospitalized and over 60 others requested an evaluation for injuries after a city bus and a double-decker tour bus collided on a Manhattan street Thursday evening, officials said at the scene.

WASHINGTON -- The Biden White House announced a trio of steps aimed at protecting patients from unexpected health care costs on Friday, with new actions surrounding short-term health plans, surprise medical bills and medical debt.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said competition between the world’s biggest economies is not a “winner-take-all” situation, and called for both sides to manage their rivalry with a fair set of rules.

"Arrested Development," "The Ben Stiller Show," "The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret" and "Mr. Show" have a couple of things in common: They all relied heavily on David Cross and they all took a while for audiences to appreciate them.

ATLANTA — Back on the Monday of March 12, 2001, Atlanta picked up its morning paper and read of many sporting splendors. Down in Florida, Braves pitcher John Smoltz made a second start in his recovery from elbow surgery. Lefty Driesell’s Georgia State basketball team had just earned an invite…