Watch: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks amid sexual harassment claims, impeachment inquiry
The New York Assembly Judiciary Committee announced Monday it expects to finish reviewing evidence for an impeachment inquiry into Cuomo within weeks.
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Democrats release sprawling budget plan as Senate moves to pass bipartisan infrastructure bill
After the Senate passes a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, Democrats will take the first step to approve their $3.5 trillion spending plan.
How to get in on the booming single-family rental market without buying a house
Fundrise, a crowdfunding platform for commercial real estate, is broadening its scope to the single-family rental market. Investors can get in for $500.
Hawaiian Airlines is the latest carrier to mandate Covid vaccinations for staff
Hawaiian Airlines became the latest U.S. carrier to require that its U.S. staff get vaccinated against Covid-19.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom faces greater-than-expected threat in upcoming recall election
California Gov. Gavin Newsom may face more of an uphill battle in the upcoming recall election than initially expected.
The rise of Marriott and what's next for the hotel giant post-pandemic
The rollout of Covid-19 vaccines and signs of pent-up travel demand among consumers has given Marriott International a renewed sense of optimism.
Crypto compromise amendment blocked in Senate infrastructure vote
An amendment in the bipartisan infrastructure bill that would limit a proposal to increase federal regulation of cryptocurrencies was blocked Monday afternoon.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Casper Sleep, AMC Entertainment, 3D Systems and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Casper Sleep, AMC Entertainment, 3D Systems, and more.
Amazon gives consumers easier way to file complaints for faulty goods from third-party sellers
Amazon has long struggled to police dangerous and faulty goods on its third-party marketplace, which is made up of millions of independent sellers.
Amazon cloud executive Charlie Bell is leaving after 23 years as shakeup continues at AWS
Charlie Bell was considered a candidate to become the head of AWS, but Amazon tapped Adam Selipsky, who had worked alongside Bell.
U.S. reviews 9/11 documents for possible release after families tell Biden to skip memorial events
The Department of Justice has committed to disclose information related to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks after years of pressure from victims' families.
Apps are helping people avoid air pollution amid record wildfires, rising temperatures
Air quality in the U.S. and Europe improved over the last decade thanks to stricter regulations, but record wildfires raise new air pollution concerns.
Apple says it will reject any government demands to use new child sexual abuse image detection system for surveillance
Apple said Monday it will reject government demands to use its new child sexual abuse image detection system for surveillance.
Treasury yields rise to start the week with inflation data in focus
Treasury yields rose on Monday, with investors focusing on job openings data and inflation readings.
Watch now: ETF Edge on the fate of the bitcoin ETF and the psychology behind the crypto's rally
The world is nowhere near the end of the Covid pandemic, says famed epidemiologist Larry Brilliant
The delta variant of Covid-19 is extremely contagious, noted epidemiologist Larry Brilliant. Relatively few worldwide have gotten the coronavirus vaccine.
Cuomo accuser Brittany Commisso says New York governor needs counseling, was 'sexually aggressive'
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is accused of sexually harassing 11 women. The Democrat faces an impeachment inquiry.
Pentagon to require all service members to get Covid vaccine by mid-September
The Pentagon on Monday said it would seek to make Covid-19 vaccines mandatory for service members no later than the middle of September.
Covid vaccine mandates sweep across corporate America as delta variant spurs action
The U.S. government may not require that everyone get Covid vaccines, but large employers are stepping into the void.
Democrats leave debt ceiling increase out of budget plan, setting Congress up for fall showdown
It's all but certain Congress won't raise the debt ceiling before the Senate's recess, setting the stage for a partisan face-off this fall.
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