Last year's scary tumble for the stock market wasn't enough to scare workers off of saving for retirement

Hundreds young women from Pakistan's small Christian minority have been trafficked to China as brides in recent months as their community is targeted in an aggressive new marriage market, activists and officials say

A key witness for prosecutors at a trial stemming from a crackdown on corruption in college basketball says he paid college football players to secure their business when they joined the NFL.

As bull market turns 10 years old this weekend, it's never been cheaper or easier to buy stocks

Volunteers helped clear debris-clogged roads and donated money to help pay for the funerals of 23 people killed by a devastating tornado in Alabama, where grieving survivors hunted amid twisted wreckage for keepsakes to help them remember the dead

The NFL's salary cap will jump by $11 million next season to $188.2 million. In the ninth year of the 10-year labor agreement, the cap moves up from $177.2 million

As if the worst year for stocks in nearly a decade weren't bad enough, many investors now have to pay a tax bill on top of it

While professional traders scrambled to sell stocks amid a fear-fueled late last year, nearly 20 percent drop for the S&P 500, most people at home remained pretty calm when it came to their own retirement savings

Attorneys for Republican Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin say a former county clerk who stopped issuing marriage licenses because of her opposition to gay marriage broke the law and the state shouldn't have to pay legal fees for people who sued her

Some relatives of people whose cremated remains were found among hundreds in a Detroit funeral home say they would have loved to bury them in marked graves but couldn't afford traditional funeral services