U.S. will conduct airstrikes in Afghanistan against the Taliban as foreign forces withdraw
The U.S. will continue to conduct airstrikes against the Taliban in Afghanistan but has made no promise about what will happen after Aug. 31.
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Top U.S. doctors say kids need masks and social distancing in schools this fall
Experts say desks could also be at least three feet apart and teachers could be assigned smaller class sizes to reduce risk of infection.
Treasury yields fall with Fed policy meeting underway
U.S. Treasury yields fell on Tuesday morning with the Federal Reserve two-day policy meeting underway.
China critic Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama violated stock disclosure law, sold Alibaba option
Alabama Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville is a top critic of China, but his portfolio in the past included stock and options of Chinese firm Alibaba.
Thinkorswim co-founder expects an 'aggressive' yet smooth Robinhood IPO
Online brokerage pioneer and trader Tom Sosnoff told CNBC on Tuesday he expects Robinhood's imminent public listing to go well this week.
'I was just trying to survive that day': Cops in Jan. 6 hearing describe beatings, slurs from pro-Trump mob
Rep. Liz Cheney also said the Jan. 6 select committee might subpoena Trump and House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy.
Investors are pouring money into infrastructure and electric vehicles this year, Global X says
Transportation infrastructure and lithium and battery technology are Global X's most popular themes this year, its head of research and strategy says.
Atlanta spa shooter who targeted Asian women pleads guilty to four of eight murders
A Georgia man has plead guilty on Tuesday to four murders related to the shootings at three metro Atlanta spas where eight people died, six of whom were of Asian descent.
American Airlines warns about jet fuel shortages around the U.S., asks pilots to conserve
American asked pilots to save fuel due to shortage at certain midsize airports.
Civilian casualties in Afghanistan hit record highs amid U.S. withdrawal, UN report says
Civilian casualties in Afghanistan reached record level highs in the first half of 2021, with a major spike in May, a United Nations report says.
Elizabeth Warren presses Janet Yellen, regulators to address 'growing threats' in crypto market
Sen. Elizabeth Warren urged Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to make crypto markets safer.
Watch live: Police officers testify in Jan. 6 select committee's first hearing on Capitol insurrection
Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., will speak at the start of the hearing on the pro-Trump Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Americans are 'mixing and matching' Covid vaccines over concerns about the delta variant
Some Americans say they are finding ways to get extra Covid shots, with some even going as far as receiving the extra shots from different companies.
Home prices broke records in May, according to S&P Case-Shiller
Home prices were 16.6% higher than in May 2020, the highest reading in the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller report's 30-plus years.
Four cops will testify at the first Jan. 6 committee hearing — here’s what you need to know
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., previously rejected two of GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy's picks for the committee probing the pro-Trump Capitol riot.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: F5 Networks, UPS, Sirius XM and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include F5 Networks, UPS, Sirius XM , and more.
Tesla reports more than $1 billion in net income during Q2, up tenfold from a year ago
Elon Musk's electric vehicle company beat expectations on both the top and bottom lines, and passed $1 billion in quarterly net income for the first time.
U.S.-China rivalry may solidify ‘like a hard concrete’ after latest meeting, says analyst
Officials from both countries set "unreachable" demands for each other when they met in the Chinese city of Tianjin, said Scott Kennedy of CSIS.
Lack of audience playing into U.S. women's gymnastics team’s second-place Olympic performance, Dominique Dawes says
Three-time Olympian Dominique Dawes delivers her insights into the women's gymnastic team’s second-place qualifying performance behind Russia.
Some Americans with 'long Covid' may qualify for federal disability resources, Biden says
President Biden announced Monday that some Americans experiencing long-term effects of Covid may qualify for disability resources from the federal government.
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