The Justice Department reveals arrests in a complex North Korean identity theft operation, with thousands of IT workers using stolen American identities to secure lucrative jobs abroad, resulting in significant revenue and impacting numerous US companies.

Amgen's treatment for patients with the most deadly form of lung cancer has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday.

With a growing number of people in the US choosing to retire elsewhere, those doing so are advised to research thoroughly on where to retire and enjoy their Social Security payments as much as possible.

The Biden administration has made a significant move towards reclassifying marijuana as a drug with lower risks, according to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

Analysts believe a full-blown trade war is unlikely as both sides show reluctance to escalate tensions, although some retaliatory measures from China are anticipated.

Palo Alto Networks is expanding its customer base by buying cloud security software assets from IBM.

Two MIT-educated brothers were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly executing a sophisticated scheme that exploited the Ethereum blockchain, allowing them to steal $25 million in cryptocurrency within 12 seconds.

Volaris has been fined $300,000 by the US Transportation Department for leaving international flight passengers stranded on tarmacs for four hours or more.

Toll scams are moving from state to state, targeting more drivers. Here's what the FBI revealed about these toll scams.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's upcoming visit to China aims to strengthen bilateral ties. Three key objectives on his agenda are securing a deal for the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, increasing Chinese support for the conflict in Ukraine, and accessing Chinese financial markets.