Stephen Hester, the CEO of an 80 per cent government-owned bank, RBS, waives a bonus of almost £1 million shares.

The head of the largest public employee union in the United States is stepping down, according to an article published Thursday.

The U.S. Air Force on Thursday said it is going to cut 9,000 civilian jobs to save money in a “restructuring” plan.

In the lead-up to the 2012 elections, state governments across the country have enacted an array of new laws making voting and registering to vote more difficult than it has [...]

The “this is only a test” message that everyone has heard on TV or radio will be seen and heard simultaneously across the country this week, when the Emergency Alert [...]

A House panel on Thursday decided to subpoena the White House over documents related to loans for Solyndra, a solar power company that filed for bankruptcy several months ago.

With mounting debt, a tough economy, and a steady unemployment rate at 9.1 percent, Americans are anxious for solutions. But they may not be looking to Washington for answers.

Twelve people, including three medical doctors, were arrested in Queens and Brooklyn on Wednesday for allegedly taking part in a nearly $100 million Medicare fraud scheme.

It only takes one bad crop to destroy a farm, and decades of discrimination in the USDA’s loan process has sunk many a farm.

A 22-year-old Army soldier was arrested on a military base in Alaska on suspicion of spying, according to reports on Wednesday.