Federal regulators say fewer than 2% of Doxo's 120,000 listed billers ever authorized the platform to accept payments on their behalf.

A federal appeals court trimmed a former Wells Fargo executive's jury award but kept the core retaliation finding intact.

Mike Johnson hits Laredo, Harlingen, San Antonio and San Patricio County this week as Republicans try to flip three Democratic-held border seats.

A citation over a swather hauled without an escort led Attorney General Gentner Drummond to rewrite the rules for Oklahoma farmers.

A two-and-a-half-hour CUNY retreat at Hunter drew accusations of illegal secrecy before trustees held a two-minute public meeting.

Miller's campaign says Cleveland stations could be sued if they keep airing Affordable Ohio's ads attacking his voting record.

The Geneva Consensus Declaration now counts over 40 nations and nearly 1.5 billion people after its secretariat moved from Hungary back to Washington.

Terrance Sims spent years fighting felony and misdemeanor charges tied to a $20 sex-offender registration fee he says he could not afford.

California's AG says Paramount leaked settlement details before the sides could even sit down. Newsom worries about the state's reputation.

Florida tourism fell for a second straight quarter as Canadian border crossings hit their worst slump since 9/11.

El Paso County adopted a $2.1 billion hospital district budget Monday even as rising home values push the average tax bill up nearly $10.

The plan would still cover groceries, clothing and medicine, but bans tattoos, theme park tickets and fortune-telling.

Lindsey Cornett wants Marion Superior Court to put her back on the ballot before September printing — but she's not waiting on the judge.