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NBC News' presidential historian Michael Beschloss warned on election eve that the credibility of the United States is "absolutely on the line" when it comes to the results of the presidential election.

Four Amazon workers filed a lawsuit against the company in June, alleging it failed to follow public health guidelines around the coronavirus.

The flood of early votes was widely anticipated amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Alphabet X has developed new brain-monitoring hardware, which resembles a multicolored swim cap, as well as tools to analyze the data.

Apple said earlier this year that it planned to release Mac laptops with its own Apple-designed chips based on ARM, instead of Intel chips.

Apple TV will let you watch Apple TV+ shows and also access TV shows and movies you may have purchased on an iPhone, iPad or through iTunes.

Netflix will keep raising prices with minimal blowback because the company's best comparison is the cable bundle without news and sports.

The Supreme Court sided with the prominent Black Lives Matter activist DeRay McKesson, who is fending off a lawsuit from a police officer injured at a protest.

"If we had instant, systematic testing, we wouldn't be here. We wouldn't be talking now about the pandemic," said Nassim Taleb, author of "Black Swan."

FIC Restaurants, the parent company of Friendly's, said Sunday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after the coronavirus pandemic hit sales.

President Donald Trump's campaign rallies led to more than 30,000 coronavirus cases, according to a new paper posted by researchers at Stanford.

U.S. Treasury yields climbed higher Monday despite looming uncertainty around the U.S. election and a continued surge in cases of the coronavirus.

While the iPhone 12 can smartly switch between networks to save battery life, sometimes it doesn't always use the fastest network.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, there are some valuable benefits offerings worth considering before open enrollment ends.

Last week, the WHO said some countries may need to shut down nonessential businesses again as a way to take the "heat" out of worsening coronavirus outbreaks.

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NBC's Steve Kornacki joins Shep Smith to talk about what would happen if polls are as inaccurate as the last presidential election in 2016. He also talks about data on early voting in Texas.

Storing fuel in salt caverns isn't a new, but hydrogen's growing role in decarbonization has revitalized interest in the concept.

The year leading to Election Day was even more turbulent than Trump's first three years in office: impeachment, racial unrest and the killer coronavirus.