Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday he does not think social networks should be fact-checking what politicians post. Zuckerberg’s comment came after “Squawk Box” co-host Andrew Ross Sorkin asked him for thoughts on Twitter’s decision…

WASHINGTON — The Texas Supreme Court has blocked an effort by Democrats in the state to expand voting by mail, ruling that lack of immunity to COVID-19 does not qualify a person to apply for…

More than 2.1 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week, the 10th straight week that jobless claims have been in the millions as the coronavirus continues to cripple the economy.…

Latin Grammy-winning artist Kany García never imagined she would compose her seventh studio album in the middle of a global pandemic. "We did this album with zero planning," the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter told NBC News…

Holiday goers across the country during the Memorial Day weekend, in places such as the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri; Ocean City, Maryland; and beaches across the Southeast, seemed without a worry in the…

When our state of Pennsylvania was put under a stay-at-home order back in March, I was concerned about how to broach the subject with my ex-husband. We often don't see eye to eye on co-parenting…

Actress Gabrielle Union opened up about what she described as a problematic workplace on "America's Got Talent" and her hope to encourage a more inclusive environment. Union, 47, was let go as a judge after…

BEIJING — The Chinese parliament passed the first hurdle of enacting a draft security law for Hong Kong on Thursday, legislation that has prompted widespread concern about Beijing's increasing influence on the semi-autonomous region. The…