"I've been convinced for a long time that 40 millions African Americans who tend to vote as a bloc in one of the two parties limit their leverage in getting action form both parties," Johnson told CNBC on Tuesday.
As colleges and universities face extreme budget shortfalls, some institutions are cutting academic programs that were once central to a well-rounded education.
"There is a greater risk of not going back to school and the damage it will do to the children, and to the parents and to the economy," the Tennessee Republican told CNBC.
Dr. Anthony Fauci and other key Trump administration health officials will testify before a House committee on the U.S. response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Luckin Coffee Inc disclosed on Tuesday that it received a de-listing notice from the Nasdaq Inc last week after it failed to file its annual report, sending the shares of the Chinese coffee chain down about 18%.
Novak Djokovic, a top-ranking tennis player, tested positive for the coronavirus on Tuesday after taking part in a tennis exhibition series he organized in Serbia and Croatia.
Workers may be able to collect unemployment benefits after refusing work or quitting a job. Those opportunities may start to dwindle as states reopen, experts say.
Trading platforms like Robinhood are rising in popularity with retail investors as a side effect of Covid-19's disruptions to sports and other activities, says Dan Egan, managing director of behavioral finance and investing at Betterment.
Starbucks launches Impossible Foods Breakfast Sandwich at most of its U.S. locations on Tuesday. It is made with plant-based sausage, egg and cheddar cheese. The company says demand for plant-based meat alternatives is growing amid Covid-19.
The deal is the single-largest energy infrastructure investment in the region, and the biggest in the world so far this year, according to Abu Dhabi National Oil Company.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic upending much of the retail industry and putting a damper on apparel sales, the secondhand clothing market is still expected to boom, according to one online resale marketplace.
"My comments have been taken wildly out of context," Navarro said in a statement from the White House after Fox News reported that he said the U.S.-China trade deal was "over."