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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci on Friday praised New York for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, saying the state did it "correctly."

ETFs continue to have a tax advantage over mutual funds and other investment vehicles, says Dave Nadig, CIO and director of research at ETF Trends.

If your iPhone feels slower than usual, or if it dies really fast, you may need a new battery. Here's how to find out using a feature called iPhone Battery Health.

The president continued his muddied messaging on face coverings, saying "masks cause problems too," but also, "I think masks are good."

Hibaq Mohamed, an Amazon worker in Minnesota, has long been an outspoken critic of the company's labor practices.

Delta is proposing cuts to pilots' average work hours in order to lower costs and prevent furloughs.

Amazon posted its fifth straight day of losses Friday, making it the worst week for the stock since February and snapping its longest weekly winning streak in history.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said Friday that the coronavirus has hit the U.S. "very severely" and that the country needs "to get better control over things" in order to reopen the economy and head toward normality.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Friday that the city will pause its reopening plan "indefinitely" and will close indoor malls and non-essential offices as the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the state.

President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Bar have been criticized for federal law enforcement violently clearing Lafayette Square of people protesting on the heels of George Floyd's killing.

Sweden did not go into lockdown, instead issuing recommendations about social distancing and working from home while allowing many schools and businesses to stay open.

The nation's governors and dozens of Democratic senators are calling on the Trump administration to delay or reverse its decision to shift control of "critical" coronavirus hospital data away from the CDC.

The coronavirus pandemic has millions of Americans shut out of public pools this summer, and that has opened up a huge opportunity for one small start-up. Swimply has been compared with Airbnb and VRBO, because it's employs a similar strategy, only for pools.

Inaction from world leaders will leave the coronavirus free to circle the globe and "undo decades of development, and it will create decades worth of tragic and exportable problems," U.N. Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Mark Lowcock said Friday.

The heatwave will put people most vulnerable to contracting the coronavirus at heightened risk of illness from high heat and humidity.

Google next month will begin prohibiting publisher content about health crises that contradicts scientific consensus from running ads through its platforms, or ads that contain that content.

The memo from Secretary of Defense Mark Esper lists authorized flags that may be displayed. The Confederate flag is not named.

By making Ted Sarandos his co-CEO, Reed Hastings is further emphasizing that Netflix is more of an entertainment giant than a technology company.

Jamaal Bowman, a progressive candidate running in his first ever political campaign, has defeated longtime Rep. Eliot Engel in the New York Democratic primary, according to an Associated Press tally.

NASA plans to return astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley on board SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft in about two weeks.