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President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan is facing skepticism from Republicans as Democrats start the process of passing a bill.

The first U.S. case of Covid-19 was reported Jan. 21, 2020, by the CDC. A year later, health experts reflect on the most important lessons learned.

Intel faces a critical moment as new CEO Pat Gelsinger takes over next month for Bob Swan and activist hedge fund Third Point calls for major changes.

Vaccine skepticism and outright anti-vaccination sentiment have become rife in recent months but experts look to debunk the biggest coronavirus vaccine myths.

Facebook on Thursday announced that it will refer its decision to indefinitely suspend the account of former President Donald Trump to its Oversight Board.

The findings of the preprint report come shortly after the U.K. recorded another all-time high of coronavirus deaths.

IBM's revenue has fallen for four consecutive quarters, a familiar theme for the company.

Seven Democratic senators filed a complaint urging a probe of GOP Sens. Ted Cruz's and Josh Hawley's efforts to overturn the presidential election results.

Cyclical stocks are expected to lead the market higher this year, but analysts say don't count out big tech.

Some scientists have expressed concern over Sputnik V's rapid rollout across Russia before phase 3 trials were completed.

The price of bitcoin slipped 10% in two days to fall below the $32,000 level for the first time since Jan. 11.

Optimism is rising that major technology companies will impress Wall Street when they hand in earnings reports next week.

As the new administration implements the federal initiatives, it will also emphasize the safe reopening of schools and businesses, the plan says.

President Joe Biden mandates masks for interstate travel, including airlines, something labor unions have pushed for.

DeepMind, OpenAI, and Facebook AI Research are fighting it out to be the top AI research lab in the world.

The market's optimism and economic realities could clash if Americans hold on to pandemic habits or spend conservatively because of the recession.

Lady Whistledown has a big announcement for fans of Netflix's "Bridgerton." The Shondaland series created by Chris Van Dusen is getting a second season.

Thomas "ZooMaa" Paparatto announced he's "taking a step back from competitive Call of Duty" on Twitter.

The Alphabet Workers Union has said it is concerned over Google's decision to lock Margaret Mitchell, a senior AI ethics researcher, out of her account.

The agreement comes after several months of talks between Google France and France's Alliance de la Presse d'Information Generale.