Hundreds of thousands of Texans are part of a data breach impacting 4.4 million Americans by one of the nation's largest credit reporting agencies. More than 377,000 Texans had their social security ...

Sept 10 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve is likely to start a series of interest-rate cuts next week and keep going through the end of the year, traders bet on Wednesday after tamer-than-expected ...

NEW YORK, Sept 5 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended slightly lower on Friday as investors weighed economic worries against optimism over interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve after data showed U.S. job ...

The cryptocurrency market is navigating a consolidation phase marked by mixed signals across major assets. What Happened: Bitcoin has seen only modest gains in recent days, stabilizing near $111,000 ...

If you already have a phone that you're happy with, or you're a savvy deal hunter who knows how to find good deals on unlocked phones, T-Mobile is offering an affordable prepaid plan that includes all ...

A 600 megawatt data center could be planted in College Station, Texas – but some community members are pushing back against the corresponding land sale. The College Station City Council on Thursday ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — The U.S. Department of Justice has ordered Washington state to turn over its full voter registration database within two weeks, prompting pushback from Secretary of State Steve Hobbs, ...

The United States faces an energy crunch of historic proportions. After nearly 20 years of flat demand, electricity use is now growing at its fastest rate since World War II. The U.S. economy ...

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Philadelphia Phillies fan Drew Feltwell wants people to lay off the woman who harangued him and his son over a home run ball at a game last week. During the fourth inning of the Phillies’ game against ...

Another Texas agency has fumbled the private information of tens of thousands of residents — including the victims of floods and other natural disasters. The Texas General Land Office exposed the ...