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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has repeatedly said that the situation in New York is precarious and that reopening too quickly could allow the virus to spiral out of control again.

"We will take a look at that," Trump told Fox News in a telephone interview when asked about a Wall Street Journal report that his administration plans to approve an oil leasing program for ANWR on Monday.

When Nike athletes hit the courts at the upcoming U.S. Open, their apparel and footwear will pay tribute to Andre Agassi, who transformed tennis three decades ago.

Potential buyers flooded into model homes across the nation, and that has builders feeling better about their business than at any time over the past 20 years. But rising lumber prices could sap the market's momentum this fall.

Hiring in the U.S. is on the rise: Here's where the jobs are and how to land one remotely, according to a LinkedIn careers expert.

Though the U.S. government rushed out millions of $1,200 stimulus checks, many Americans still haven't received the money. Now, the IRS is reminding people of two key deadlines in order to make sure they're counted.

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway added a $562 million position in Barrick Gold in the second quarter, according to SEC filings last week.

The Trump administration announced on Monday it will further tighten restrictions on Huawei Technologies, aimed at cracking down on its access to commercially available chips.

Some Americans are still owed a $500 payment for each child in the family under 17, and the U.S. government will be sending out cash in August for all dependents who weren't counted.

Rather than focusing on the possible outcome of the U.S. election, investors should be shoring themselves up against what President Donald Trump might do to avoid defeat, according to Cribstone Strategic Macro Founder Michael Harris.

Federal student loan rates are favorable, while private loans vary. Here's how to figure out what to do and how much to borrow, according to experts.

Sales of existing homes jumped nearly 21% in June compared with May, which means inventories are low in much of the country. You may need to move quickly to purchase that next new home. And you may not have time to sell or even list your current home before making that purchase, especially if you have children. If you have a lot of equity in your current home, there are several options.

The U.S. president's son-in-law Jared Kushner has defended the Trump administration's strategy to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

Opposition protesters took to the streets for the eighth consecutive day of anti-government demonstrations on Sunday.

A federal bankruptcy judge could decide as soon as Tuesday whether to approve Remington's plan to auction off parts of the company in September.

Hertz was a pioneer in car rental and a highly recognized brand. But the company's attempts to address its challenges left it unprepared for the Covid-19 pandemic, unlike its rivals. Now it is in bankruptcy court and struggling to survive.

Short traders are throwing cold water on hopes of a bump-free return to normalcy with consumer and travel stocks among those with the highest short interest. Two traders see opportunity in some of these unloved stocks.

President Donald Trump's new postmaster general, Louis DeJoy, has sparked nationwide outcry over delays, new prices and cutbacks just as millions of Americans will be trying to vote by mail to avoid polling places during the coronavirus outbreak.

"This is probably the most widespread and violent summer thunderstorm event in memory," a climate scientist said.

In an open letter to Australians, Google said that a proposed new law would force the tech giant to provide users with "a dramatically worse Google Search and YouTube."