Cultivate has two facets: there's a website where you can search for anything you want: maybe coffee beans or socks or an iPhone case, and it'll return results for items it says are made in the U.S. that you can buy on Amazon. Or, you can install a plug-in for the Google Chrome browser, and it'll automatically show you similar items that are for sale on Amazon.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is slated to deliver remarks Tuesday on a plan that would funnel $775 billion over 10 years into rebuilding and fortifying child care and in-home care for seniors.
Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said that the company's business will likely not recover completely from the coronavirus pandemic until a vaccine or another comprehensive solution is available.
Apple's global corporate operations are already carbon neutral, so the announcement means that it will extend that goal to its manufacturing supply chain and product life cycle.
Ford plans to use the prototype vehicle, which it's calling the Mustang Mach-E 1400, as a proof of concept for the performance of all-electric vehicles as the crossover begins arriving in dealerships later this year.
Back in February, just before the coronavirus hit the U.S. economy with a vengeance, rent growth for single-family homes had hit its highest pace in four years. Barely three months later, that growth plummeted to a decade low.
The companies — AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Moderna and Pfizer — will speak with members of Congress on efforts to create a vaccine to prevent Covid-19.
The lawsuit comes three weeks after Fox News fired Ed Henry for what the network said was sexual misconduct. The suit names as defendants Fox News, Henry, Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Howard Kurtz.
Three senior law enforcement officials tell News 4 New York that a gunman shot Judge Esther Salas' spouse and her 20-year-old son their North Brunswick home around 5 p.m. Sunday.
The crumbling relationship between Washington and Beijing has intensified following an attempt from the world's two largest economies to mend trade relations.
The tweet from the president appearing to endorse the use of face coverings in public follows months of mixed messages on whether he believed they were an essential tool to help prevent transmission of the disease.
"We realize this is a change and anytime there is a change it obviously creates a little bit of tension," Jose Arrieta, HHS' chief information officer, said Monday, "maybe a little bit of pain to transition."
Democratic leaders are warning that Congress is being targeted by a foreign interference campaign geared toward disrupting November's presidential election.
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