Biden will announce first Cabinet picks on Tuesday, chief of staff says
President-elect Joe Biden will announce cabinet picks on Tuesday, incoming White House chief of staff Ron Klain confirmed on Sunday.
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Chris Christie tells Trump to end election lawsuits, calls his legal team 'national embarrassment'
Christie described Trump's legal team as a "national embarrassment" and Powell's explosive claims as "outrageous conduct."
Biden inauguration will be 'scaled down' because of coronavirus, chief of staff says
Joe Biden's inauguration events are likely to look different from past years in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus, his chief of staff said.
Trump loses lawsuit that sought to block Pennsylvania win for Biden
The judge's decision is a crippling blow to Trump's long-shot bid to invalidate enough ballots in multiple states to reverse Biden's victory.
FDA authorizes Regeneron's Covid treatment, taken by Trump, for emergency use
Regeneron's therapy is part of a class of treatments known as monoclonal antibodies, which are made to act as immune cells that scientists hope can fight infections.
U.S. reports nearly 200,000 new coronavirus cases as more than 1,500 people die daily
Public health specialists and epidemiologists are sounding the alarm that Thanksgiving could worsen an already severe outbreaks nationwide.
Investors finally reward General Motors' shift to EVs even as it cuts emerging mobility plans
As GM profitably guides itself through the coronavirus pandemic, Wall Street is paying more attention to its bottom line than unprofitable mobility efforts.
Fender sales boom as guitar playing surges during the pandemic
Fender guitar sales have grown 17% during the pandemic and are expected to top $700 million this year as housebound consumers look for new hobbies.
Tech companies are lining up to go public — here's what we learned from the most recent wave of IPO filings
Some of the hottest consumer internet companies are going public before year-end, and all have Covid stories to tell investors.
Oil versus climate change: The economics of drilling in the Arctic
The Arctic is not a barren, frozen wasteland. It's home to some of the most unique ecosystems in the world. More than this: it's home to people.
Gene experts claim they identified human genes that can protect against Covid-19
A team of CRISPR scientists in New York say they have identified the genes that can protect human cells against Covid-19.
U.S. could ‘see another 100,000 deaths by Inauguration Day’ from Covid, doctor says
Dr. Ashish Jha warns that the U.S. could “see another 100,000 deaths by Inauguration Day.” Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont explains what he's doing to control Covid.
Five U.S. agencies have started telling employees they could get Covid vaccine shots in as little as 8 weeks
Essential federal workers would be among the first group of Americans to get the Covid-19 vaccine after health workers, according to the CDC's interim plans.
In a concession to WarnerMedia, Amazon will remove HBO from Amazon Channels next year
Amazon has agreed to pull HBO from Amazon Channels in the Amazon Fire TV interface when that agreement lapses next year.
Biden win still looks legitimate, Michigan lawmakers say after meeting Trump at White House
Sen. Mitt Romney said that Trump's meeting with Michigan lawmakers as he challenges Joe Biden's win in that state is "undemocratic."
Wish IPO prospectus reveals heavy risks tied to e-retailer's reliance on China
Most of the discount marketplace's sellers come from China.
Marvel's 'Black Panther' sequel will start shooting in July, report says
The sequel to the box office smash "Black Panther" could begin shooting in Atlanta, Georgia in July 2021, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter late Friday.
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani's son Andrew tests positive for Covid after attending press conference
In addition to Rudy Giuliani's son, others linked to the White House, including President Trump, have tested positive for Covid-19 in recent months.
Jared Kushner confidant Ken Kurson in plea negotiations with prosecutors in cyberstalking case, filing says
Ken Kurson, while editor of Jared Kushner's paper, advised then-candidate Donald Trump on a speech and sat in the Trump family box at the 2016 GOP convention.
Mnuchin says people are misunderstanding Fed funding decision, there's plenty of firepower left
Mnuchin downplayed on CNBC his department's decision to pull the plug on several Federal Reserve programs.
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