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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death Friday helped prompt a surge in voter interest and registration, according to voting groups.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said he believes in GoodRx's product and purpose, advising investors to take a small position in the company should it come down slightly in price following its IPO.

United launched a Google-backed booking map that let's travelers filter out destinations by price and activity, such as hiking and culture.

It was Biden's first trip to North Carolina since the coronavirus pandemic forced him to cancel campaign travel this spring.

The proposed legislation comes after Trump introduced an executive order targeting Section 230.

Breonna Taylor's death, along with the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis last spring, catalyzed the protest-driven movement to reform police organization nationwide.

Frontline health workers might seem like the obvious choice to get the vaccine first. But that might not necessarily be the right thing to do, bio-ethicists say.

The vehicle will be targeted at mainstream buyers, starting at $39,995 when it arrives in U.S. showrooms early next year.

Online voting seems like a safe and easy solution for the 2020 presidential election, which will be held in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. The concept isn't anything new; a dozen countries, including Australia, Canada and France, have experimented with the format. However, when it comes to voting online in the U.S., cybersecurity remains a major issue, as voting online could allow foreign adversaries such as China or Russia to tamper with the election results.

See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.

Slaoui admitted in a phone interview with CNBC that he still holds shares in GlaxoSmithKline, where he worked for nearly 30 years, and said he plans to use them as part of his retirement.

Sixty-two percent of Google employees want to return to the office at some point, but not every day, according to a Google survey of its employees.

Renewed pressure in key tech stocks dragged down the broader market. 

Stocks fell sharply as tech shares took another leg lower and investors fretted over uncertainty around the coronavirus pandemic and further stimulus. 

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The company has been consistently profitable since 2016.

The New York attorney general's office is probing whether the Trump Organization misstated the value of properties. They want to interview Eric Trump.

J.P. Morgan Chase's Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said calculating wealth can be "extremely complicated," so the rich should be taxed on their income.

With the Federal Reserve calling for more fiscal support for the U.S. economy, four market watchers share their outlook on whether there's more stimulus to come.

Despite warning from experts that more stimulus is needed for economic recovery amid the pandemic, Congress is at an impasse and another stimulus package passing seems unlikely. But, "we need it as much now as we did back then," at the start of the pandemic, Mark Cuban tells CNBC Make It. Here's the stimulus plan Cuban says would be most helpful for the economy and struggling businesses.