CNBC Top Stories

Employees may soon see changes to their take-home pay as the payroll tax holiday rolls out. Here are a few things they should know to prepare.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will testify on Tuesday before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis.

The coronavirus pandemic is shining a light on U.S. department stores' dependence on selling fashion and their delay in adapting to today's retail environment. A deal to save bankrupted J.C. Penney is stalled. Lord & Taylor, the oldest department store in the country, is liquidating.

Adm. Brett Giroir and Dr. Anthony Fauci have warned this week that a safe Labor Day holiday will be key for controlling the coronavirus this fall.

Joe Biden will need more than a win in November and a Democratic takeover of the Senate if he wants to rival President Donald Trump when it comes to shaping the makeup of the federal courts.

The Supreme Court soon could weigh in again on a fight over President Trump's tax returns with Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr.

Judge Emmet Sullivan is moving forward with Michael Flynn's criminal case after an appeals court rejected Flynn's bid to have the case quickly dismissed.

Facebook said the website is run people affiliated with the Internet Research Agency, which inflamed political tensions in the 2016 election through social media.

Previously, the Apple-Google system required a user to go to an app store and install an app made by a public health authority. But the new system, "Exposure Notifications Express," will enable the same public health groups to send notification to people at risk for exposure without the need to develop a

The pace of job gains over the next decade will slow considerably amid a sharp decline in the active labor force and an aging population, according to Labor Department projections released Tuesday.

"The law requires all COVID-19 results to be reported to DOH in a timely manner. To drop this much unusable and stale data is irresponsible," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said.

Sales of bikes and boats have been strong in the spring and summer, but now shoppers are looking to stock up on flannel, fleece and boots, L.L. Bean's CEO told CNBC.

This is CNBC's markets live blog that will be updated throughout the day. 

The Democrats' report says that "a lack of oversight and accountability" may have diverted large chunks of the funding away from those who needed it.

Analysts are eagerly awaiting "Tenet" and "Mulan," as they will indicate if consumers have confidence in returning to movie theaters and if studios will have the confidence to continue to release films in theaters in 2020.

Shares of embattled Eastman Kodak surged on Tuesday after hedge fund D.E. Shaw announced a more than 5% stake in the company.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

Macy's has completely sat out the retail renaissance, and options traders are divided on where the stock will end up after Wednesday's earnings report.

You'll want to start saving at a young age if you plan to retire with $1 million on a $50,000 salary. Here's a breakdown of how much you will need to put in savings to reach your goal.

New York City public schools, the largest U.S. school system, will delay the start of classes by 11 days to Sept. 21 under an agreement with education unions that had pushed for additional coronavirus safety measures.