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The plan for retirees originally provided policies to about 29,000 former workers with benefits between $5,000 and $14,000.

...wholesale power prices in New York City nearly doubled on Tuesday this week to $62.57 per megawatt-hour, the highest price since February 25.

On Monday, Musk Tweeted out a production number that the company hadn't previously disclosed - again...

She only noticed the glitch when "people who had signed up to her VIP access room started exiting en masse"...

Emergency services reportedly found a "completely flaming car" when they arrived on the scene...

"There's this place called Shanghai..."

Lyft is having so much trouble retaining a COO that the company has said it won't hire a replacement...

She was a certified financial planner and graduate of several prestigious colleges. The only problem? She didn't exist. 

The environment of pressure on these colleges has been helped along by the $1.6 trillion in student loans outstanding, discouraging many from even attending colleges at all.

A student activist who rose to fame during Hong Kong's Umbrella movement 5 years ago says that the U.S. government should suspend its sales of riot gear to the city to prevent human rights abuses.

A year-long investigation that examined tens of thousands of leaked emails has revealed the secret inner workings of Australia’s biggest casino, Crown...

One of her most popular videos has attracted over 376 million views. In it, she makes instant noodles using a plastic toy kitchen and eats them on camera.

He was told by the owner that he was visiting a friend in the neighborhood when the Tesla's battery died. 

John Christensen was a government economist living on the beautiful island of Jersey, off England's southern coast, in a "hillside villa with views of France." But that lifestyle ended after he spoke out on a fraudulent currency trading scheme...

Cue the liberal triggering...