Final Note

A New Yorker tells us about the commute into Manhattan today, after Superstorm Sandy.

President Obama and Gov. Romney have raised just shy of $2 billion collectively. Here are a few things they could do with that money.

It's the 612th anniversary of the death of the famous author. Turns out, he invented the word many of us use commonly in social media today.

The Justice Department says Countrywide Financial -- which B of A bought in 2008 -- cranked out bad home loans without proper checks to make sure they were legit, and then sold those mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

One last follow-up to the presidential debate last night and President Obama's comment on fewer horses and bayonets used by the U.S. military.

Now the Federal Reserve's money-counting machines can read bills worth $20 or less even if they're upside-down. They used to destroy bills that weren't stacked correctly.

Minnesota officials have told online learning companies they're not allowed to teach state residents unless they get a license.

The luxury goods company Montblanc is about to do same-day projects one better.

The FBI has arrested a man after they say he tried to detonate a bomb in a van parked outside the Fed building in Lower Manhattan.

Foreign Policy magazine put together a list of questions they'd ask if they were in the town hall presidential debate tonight.