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The initial claim that votes had been improperly handed to Trump, resulting in a net increase in votes for Biden, was "Bassakwards," Powell admitted to CNBC.

Elon Musk has been vocal in his criticisms of California during the Covid-19 crisis, but he has significant tax reasons for leaving.

The New York Young Republican Club hosted a large indoor gala with little-to-no mask-wearing or social distancing in Jersey City Thursday night, drawing fierce criticism from New Jersey officials Friday.

The CDC's previous infographic, which downplayed the disproportionate burden on communities of color, was widely shared.

Ellie Murray, an epidemiologist at Boston University, said the new guidance feels something like a compromise by the CDC, or a negotiating tactic.

Ghislaine Maxwell has been held without bail since her arrest on crimes related to Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton.

Children and young teens could get a Covid-19 vaccine in the second half of next year, an advisor for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.

The bill, which comes as more states legalize recreational marijuana, aims to curb the damage done to Black Americans by cannabis convictions.

Rudy Giuliani, the top lawyer in President Trump's effort to undo the electoral victory of Joe Biden, lashed out at fellow Republicans in Pennsylvania.

McDonald's plans to pass along more fees to franchisees next year, risking the wrath of its U.S. operators.

World Health Organization officials on Friday warned that recent data suggests people who were once infected with the coronavirus could be infected again.

Congressional leaders are rushing to pass new coronavirus stimulus, and they hope to tie it to a government funding bill.

As Covid-19 surges across the country, the American Foreign Service Association criticized large indoor holiday events scheduled at the U.S. State Department.

NASA will pay $1 to a start-up to collect a small amount of material on the surface of the Moon, the space agency announced on Thursday.

The restaurant industry lost jobs for the first time since April as new restrictions to fight the coronavirus pandemic weighed on sales.

Boeing is cutting its production target for its 787 Dreamliners to five a month as the pandemic keeps a lid on demand and it warns about slower deliveries.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged and settled with the Cheesecake Factory for misleading investors with its Covid-19 disclosures.

Economist Christopher Waller has been confirmed as a Federal Reserve governor, following a party-line vote Thursday in the Senate.

Long-dated U.S. Treasury yields dipped on Friday, ahead of a key November jobs report later in the day.

Farah's exit signals acknowledgment that the Trump administration will soon end, but the president still is refusing to concede to Biden.