Ben Kesslen

Don't fall victim to these simple mistakes that could cost you your dream home, thousands of dollars, or both.

These 10 cars stood out among the hundreds of vehicles that Consumer Reports tested

The chances are now a non-concerning 0.001%, but NASA will continue to monitor the asteroid

"I should never curse, ever,” Dimon said of his harsh remarks to employees who have protested the end of hybrid work

WalletHub looked at 11 different factors, including total workweek hours and the idle youth rate, to find where Americans are grinding the hardest

These cities are struggling the most compared to other state capitals in the U.S.

The top 10% of earners are now responsible for almost half of all spending, a record

American households pay an average of $2,969 a year in property taxes

Nobody wants to be stuck in a tiny, uncomfortable car for 12 hours. Check out these models to make sure that doesn't happen to you

EVs are improving their ranges, with some going much further between charges than a typical car does between gas fill-ups

While some state capitals struggle, others are bustling metropolises with great quality of life

A new study looked at factors like average credit scores, accounts in distress, bankruptcy filings, and search interest for debt and loans

The 3.1% chance of impact in 2032 surpasses all previous near-Earth objects' probability calculations

Corporate employees at the Louisville headquarters will need to relocate to Texas to keep their jobs, parent company Yum! Brands said.

Some of the country’s biggest employers offer tuition assistance for employees, often to online schools

Some of Consumer Reports' favorite cars are made in the U.S.

A McKinsey study found "no clear winner" among remote, hybrid, and in-person work arrangements

All 80 people onboard survived the crash. The plane flipped upside down after landing on a snowy airport runway

"There’s a strong correlation between being more educated and receiving higher compensation,” one analyst said

Americans looking to escape the big cities are choosing to move to these places, according to a recent study

Commercial real estate firm CBRE crunched the data

Inflation is hitting Americans differently depending on where they live

Employees call the bank's return-to-office mandate "a great leap backward" that "hurts employees, customers, shareholders, and the firm's reputation"

A study looked at work hours, commute time, weekly median income, and happiness levels to see where workers are suffering the most