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Research shows China still needs to catch up in the areas of artificial intelligence, jet engines as well as semi-conductor manufacturing and design capability, but the U.S. cannot rest on its laurels, experts warn.

Democratic lawmakers launched an investigation into Linick's removal, claiming Pompeo wanted the inspector general removed because he was under investigation for wrongdoing.

Trump can fire any federal employee, but "if it looks like it's in retaliation ... that could be unlawful," Pelosi said.

"I do miss it," said Trump, who has not played golf in more than a month amid the coronavirus pandemic. "I've been very busy."

"Early on in this crisis the CDC, which really had the most trusted brand around the world in this space, really let the country down with the testing," Navarro told NBC.

The Supreme Court is looking eager to weigh in on the Second Amendment weeks after it punted on its first substantial gun rights case in nearly a decade.

Changes to guidance in the small business loan program may give ammunition to critics who charge that the government is too lax in its oversight.

The ad tech space is so convoluted, it's easy to make money from legitimate advertisers just by setting up a web page. That means there's significant incentive to create garbage — not just low-quality clickbait, but sites filled with outright plagiarized content.

The future of the road racing industry hangs in the balance as the coronavirus has forced widespread race cancellations, with billions of dollars and thousands of jobs on the line.

Bond Vet has been thrust into the world of telehealth for pets years earlier than planned.

The auto supplier industry needs an influx of around $20 billion to $25 billion as soon as possible to avoid widespread issues, including bankruptcies, according to a trade association leader.

The Trump administration on Friday moved to block global chip supplies to blacklisted telecoms equipment company Huawei Technologies, spurring fears of Chinese retaliation.

Spain's daily coronavirus death toll was 82 on Sunday, down from 102 on Saturday, the country's health ministry said, making it the first time the death count dropped to single digits in two months.

Trump's decision to withdraw funding to the WHO drew widespread criticism from global leaders and Democrats in Congress.

More than 4.6 million people around the world have been diagnosed with Covid-19, and the coronavirus has killed more than 310,180.

Former President Barack Obama criticized the coronavirus response of the United States' current leadership in a virtual commencement address delivered to historically black colleges and universities on Saturday.

J.C. Penney must navigate almost entirely uncharted territory as it looks to shed debt and emerge from bankruptcy a stronger company amidst a pandemic.

A piece of J.C. Penney's proposal to emerge from bankruptcy includes spinning its real estate into a publicly traded real estate investment trust.

People in the Bronx are fighting for their lives and their livelihoods as businesses deemed nonessential continue to struggle during coronavirus lockdown.

After weeks of encouraging shoppers to order less by slowing down promotions, coupons, ads and reviews, Amazon says delivery speeds are returning to normal.