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Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis ripped into his former boss President Donald Trump in a scathing Wednesday night statement.

Here's what SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell and CEO Elon Musk wrote to employees after Demo-2 success, and protests against racism and police brutality in the US.

Three former Minneapolis police officers were criminally charged Wednesday in connection with the death of George Floyd in their custody. A fourth office's murder charge was upgraded.

The company temporarily closed two of its Midwest delivery stations as a result of escalating civil unrest.

The House passed the changes to the Paycheck Protection Program by a 417-1 margin last week as the coronavirus takes a huge toll on the economy.

The Detroit automaker has worked aggressively to restart its operations, particularly trucks, since restarting production May 18.

The malaria drug is backed by President Trump to combat the deadly coronavirus despite a lack of scientific proof of its effectiveness.

Trump revealed last month he was taking hydroxychloroquine to protect himself from contracting the coronavirus.

Secretary of Defense Mark Esper urged states "to dominate the battle space" when dealing with nationwide protests.

"As of right now, Secretary Esper is still Secretary Esper, and should the president lose faith, we will all learn about that in the future," White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said.

Hydroxychloroquine, the drug backed by President Donald Trump to combat Covid-19, is no better than a placebo in preventing infection of the coronavirus, according to a new study.

Several companies have issued statements in the past week regarding the protests and in support of the black community, but Ursula Burns said people must understand that there's still so much progress to be made, especially in the board room.

Former President Jimmy Carter on Wednesday addressed the death of unarmed black man George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, expressing sympathy for the Floyd family and condemning racial discrimination.

ZoomInfo is aiming to price its IPO $1 ahead of its already-buoyed price range, two sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Some of the posts feature a screenshot of a tweet by a fake antifa Twitter account that Twitter said was created by the white nationalist group Identity Evropa.

Finding good news in the loss of another 3 million jobs isn't easy, but the steep drop in private payrolls for May could be a sign that the worst over.

Former UAW President Gary Jones' guilty plea marks a major milestone in a yearslong case into corruption in one of America's most prominent unions.

Facebook's Oversight Board, an independent body that can overturn the company's own content moderation decisions, announced on Wednesday that it is not yet operational, so won't review a controversial post from President Donald Trump that the company has refused to take down or moderate.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announces criminal charges against four cops involved in the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man in Minneapolis.

The department said 159 million Economic Impact Payments have been made in the two months since Congress appropriated the money