The faltering economy and tight credit have forced many U.S. companies to lay off staff. Families furiously job hunt and it does not take long to see consequences pile up, leading to a situation where any extra money is more than welcome.

The suicide attack at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad last Saturday may bring about a change in the Pakistani administration's handling of the terror crisis.

Barack Obama and John McCain, in a show of unity over the US and world economic crisis, will both attend a meeting with President Bush today to discuss a proposed bailout

Seniors who switch between low-cost generic drugs and the original products based on who's footing the bill are likely driving up the cost of the government's Medicare drug plan, according to a new study.

That seems to have been the sentiment behind deals cut from 1951 and earlier with movie moguls, stars, and the big tobacco companies of the day

Foreign policy could play a big role in November's presidential election according to a new poll that suggests 83 percent of Americans are most concerned about improving the

Your eyes are itching, your nose is running and your garbage can is overflowing with wadded tissues.

Turkish health authorities are investigating the deaths of 13 newborn babies at a hospital in one day.

Dubbed “the first independent event of its kind to be held in London,” Beer Exposed

Former Blues coach Joel Quenneville is due in court next month on a drunken driving charge