Sexual misconduct allegation against Chris Cuomo led to his firing from CNN, attorney says
CNN said it fired Cuomo after "new information" came to light during a review of how he helped his brother respond to sexual harassment allegations.
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As wildfires get hotter and more common, these start-ups are helping people protect their homes
Homeowners are looking for new tech that can harden their properties against natural disasters that are increasing in frequency as a result of global warming.
How a Native American tribe on Long Island is losing its land to rising seas
The Shinnecock tribe is fighting to save what's left of its land as climate change prompts sea levels to rise and erode the shoreline in Long Island, New York.
More than 20 people in the U.S. have tested positive for omicron. Here's what we know about the cases so far
While some patients had recently traveled in southern Africa, others had no travel history, suggesting that community transmission is underway in the U.S.
The worst-performing tech stocks this week suggest the U.S. is done with Covid lockdowns
DocuSign, Etsy, DoorDash and Zoom are among the biggest losers, while HP, Apple and Cisco saw gains.
The first metaverse experiments? Look to what's already happening in medicine
With Mark Zuckerberg's Oculus and Microsoft HoloLens, the doctor will see you for an appointment, or even surgery, inside an early version of a virtual world.
Parents charged in Oxford school shooting plead not guilty to involuntary manslaughter
The pleas come just hours after the parents were captured in a commercial building in Detroit, where they appeared to be hiding.
WHO says Covid omicron variant detected in 38 countries, early data suggests it's more contagious than delta
The WHO's Maria Van Kerkhove said there are early indications omicron is more infectious, but additional data is needed.
Biden administration seeks to prevent potential Russian invasion of Ukraine
The Biden administration said it is consulting with Congress and allies on options aimed at dissuading Russia from carrying out a potential attack on Ukraine.
Biden signs bill to prevent shutdown as Congress turns to debt ceiling, social spending bill
The government will keep running through Feb. 18, buying Democrats time to address the debt ceiling and the Build Back Better Act.
Nebraska, Maryland and Pennsylvania all confirm omicron cases as Covid variant spreads to eight U.S. states
At least eight states have at least 20 cases of the highly mutated omicron Covid variant after Nebraska, Maryland and Pennsylvania all confirmed infections.
Here's where the jobs are — in one chart
Despite the perplexing headline numbers, most sectors in the U.S. economy posted some job gains last month.
U.S. Covid vaccinations spike as several states confirm omicron cases
CDC data shows nearly 2.2 million shots in arms were reported to the agency over a 24-hour period ended Thursday, the largest single-day total since May.
Elon Musk says SpaceX has started building a Starship launchpad on Florida's Space Coast
SpaceX has begun building a launchpad for its Starship rockets in Florida, CEO Elon Musk announced on Friday.
Treasury yields fall after disappointing jobs report
Treasury yields dipped on Friday as investors digested a disappointing November jobs report.
DocuSign shares plunge 42% after the company gave weak guidance
Still, DocuSign beat analyst expectations for third-quarter.
Twitter reshuffles engineering and product leadership after CEO transition
New Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal closed out his first week at the company by reorganizing the structure of product and engineering divisions.
New York Times reviews Wirecutter editor Erin Marquis over voicemail for gun rights group after Michigan shooting
Erin Marquis, an editor at New York Times site Wirecutter, was angry about a gun rights group press release after the fatal shooting at Oxford High School.
America's chronic labor shortage is 'primary focus' for Northrop Grumman in 2022, CEO says
Warden's comments come on the heels of a jobs report that shows the U.S. economy created far fewer jobs than expected in November.
Federal corruption probe leads to first major overhaul of UAW elections in 70 years
The union's new voting will be through a direct election, or "one member, one vote," instead of a weighted delegate-elected system.
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