Michael Adam Mora

Fewer than 1 percent of doctorates in math are awarded to African-Americans. Edray Goins, who earned one of them, found the upper reaches of the math world a challenging place.

Mass robocalls and the efforts to stop them become more intricate. The FCC projects nearly half of all calls a person will receive this year will be spam.

Black drivers bear the brunt of an LAPD crackdown in South L.A. by its elite Metro division. Metro officers stop African American drivers at a rate more than five times their share of the city’s population, according to a Times analysis.

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos joins the ranks of celebrities, including fitness guru Richard Simmons and talk-show host “Dr. Phil,” who have had

As experts urge global warning over outbreak, women and girls in Beni report alleged exploitation

Federal traffic safety regulator kept questionable safety data under wraps for nearly two years.

Though the wealthy tend to be healthier and fill fewer prescriptions over all, they’re likelier to purchase medications for some serious diseases.

The agency’s new director reversed course on regulations intended to prevent borrowers from being caught in an endless cycle of short-term, high interest loans.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces educator reform program, teachers eligible for $9,000 bonus he said in a Thursday press conference.

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The appellate court's opinion could open the door for cracking down on unregulated Bitcoin trading.

NEW YORK (AP) — Two Southern banks giants — BB&T and SunTrust — announced they would merge in a $66 billion deal, the first big bank merger since the chaos of the 2008 financial crisis. The combined company will create the sixth-largest bank in the country, putting BB&T and SunTrust in the ranks of other megabanks like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo.

New York’s top financial regulator is going to allow life insurers to use social media data when setting premium rates, though the insurers will have to prove the information doesn’t discriminate.