Getting "more butts on seats,” is the goal, but student debt and stagnant wages are a big roadblock.

Thieves are now hijacking phones, bank accounts, even 401(k)s.

Skagway, Alaska is dependent on the cruise ship industry for its economy. The town needs to build a new dock to accommodate bigger ships, but a private company which leases the docks, the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad, won't approve a new dock unless the town extends its lease for another 15 years.

What does this means for Trump's businesses?

There’s a new position in one Atlanta school’s directory: a lawyer.

Percy Ross, known as "America's Rich Uncle," had a newspaper column where people could write in with requests.

Data compiled by the Prison Policy Initiative shows that the average incarcerated worker in state and federal prison now earns 86 cents per day, a 7 cent decrease from 2001 when inmates earned 93 cents for a day’s work.

The U.S. wants a new rule that would require that a set percentage of each car or auto part come exclusively from the U.S.

Politicians are the real winners, one expert says.