WHO approves Covid vaccine made by China's Sinopharm for emergency use
The new addition to the list could hasten efforts to control the spread of Covid, which has recently spread to record high infection levels in some countries.
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Threats against members of Congress have more than doubled this year, Capitol Police says
Threats against federal lawmakers have more than doubled so far this year compared with last year, the United States Capitol Police said Friday.
Tesla can't promise driverless cars in 2021, engineer tells California DMV
Elon Musk's messaging on driverless vehicles doesn't always "match engineering reality," Tesla employees told California's DMV, according to DMV meeting notes.
Labor secretary says pandemic is still weighing on economy but confidence is coming back
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh said after April's disappointing jobs report that in normal circumstances 266,000 jobs "is a good number."
April's big jobs miss explained and what it means for the U.S. economic outlook
A confluence of factors helped explain the weak Labor Department count.
Treasury yields tick higher, reversing post-jobs report decline
U.S. Treasury yields climbed on Friday, as investor attention turns to April's jobs report, due out later in the morning.
'We Build the Wall' founder, linked to Steve Bannon, indicted on new fraud and tax charges
Brian Kolfage, founder of an allegedly fraudulent donor campaign to build a border wall, now faces additional counts, of fraud and filing a false tax return.
Roku pops nearly 19% after it reported its highest revenue growth rate since IPO
Roku has been making several strategic moves in the advertising space, including acquiring Nielsen's advanced video advertising business.
Southwest plans to start hiring flight attendants again as travel rebounds
Southwest is the latest airline to announce plans to resume hiring as travel demand returns.
CDC official who issued early warnings about the threat of Covid will resign
Dr. Nancy Messonnier, the CDC health expert who sounded alarms about the threat posed to the U.S. by the coronavirus, is resigning.
Why demand is surging beyond the U.S. in the multibillion-dollar armed drone market
Companies in China, Turkey and Russia are increasingly producing armed drones, remotely piloted aircraft that can use guided weapons on and off the battlefield.
Despite dismal jobs report, teenagers looking for summer work are in luck
Despite a disappointing jobs report, teen employment is looking up as summer approaches — especially as restaurants and bars become desperate to find help.
Watch live: Biden delivers remarks on April's huge jobs miss
The jobs report comes as Biden pitches multitrillion-dollar spending plans aimed at lifting the U.S. out of the Covid pandemic and overhauling the economy.
Watch live: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen discusses the April jobs report
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is set to join White House press secretary Jen Psaki during a press briefing Friday afternoon.
Homebuyers are the most pessimistic they've been in a decade thanks to tight supply, high prices
Sentiment among homebuyers fell to the lowest level in the 10-year history of a Fannie Mae survey, due to a housing shortage and soaring prices.
During Covid, more families switch to private school from public education
During the coronavirus crisis, families are finding that financial aid provides access to schools they otherwise couldn't afford.
Here's where the jobs are — in one chart
U.S. firms hired far fewer workers than expected in April, as employers struggled to find people to fill job openings.
April's expected hiring boom goes bust as nonfarm payroll gain falls well short of estimates
Hiring was a huge letdown in April, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by a much less than expected 266,000 and the unemployment rate rose to 6.1%.
DraftKings raises full-year guidance, expecting a return in sports
DraftKings said it has 1.5 million monthly unique paying customers as of its first quarter, holding onto the gains in made in the pervious quarter.
Norwegian Cruise Line CEO says U.S. ships are unlikely to sail this summer, calls CDC guidance 'unfair'
Shares of Norwegian Cruise Line fell nearly 7% on Thursday after the company released financial results for the first quarter.
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