Leveraged buyouts are killing America's remaining newspapers. (As well as many other businesses.)

What I wonder is, if the debt gets dumped on a company that is likely to go bankrupt, does that mean the bank that lent the money never gets repaid? If so, why don't banks refuse to lend for these transactions?

The US is prosecuting an alleged whistleblower, Henry Kyle Frese. He is accused of spying on behalf of the public.

As Climate Rebellion Spreads, UK Govt Risks "Carbon Blowout" By Investing in Gas.

US sends migrants to Mexico's border towns as it warns citizens of violent crimes in region.

Why quitting vaping is harder than quitting cigarettes.