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Travelers arriving at New York City-area airports will be encouraged to get tested for Covid-19 immediately, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.

It will be the Facebook and Google CEOs' second time testifying before Congress this year, following July's House antitrust hearing.

The DOJ argued that Trump was acting in his capacity as a government employee when he said E. Jean Carroll was lying and motivated by money in claiming he raped her.

The highly unusual arrangement had Musk offer up to $100 million from his personal funds in indemnity coverage for officers and directors for 90 days.

Boeing is scheduled to report earnings before the market opens Wednesday.

Polling and voting data so far suggests record turnout from younger voters, a demographic that mostly favors Democrats.

Amid the pandemic, colleges and universities have responded with the lower tuition and fee increases. Student loan debt is still a growing problem.

"It's disappointing, of course. We would have liked to have shown a benefit in the hospital," Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks told CNBC.

Restaurant Brands International reported that its quarterly revenue fell 8%, dragged down by slower sales at Tim Hortons and Burger King.

Amazon said California, Texas, Maryland, Georgia and New Jersey are the top states where it will hire employees.

A recovery for the advertising market could mean bright things for Big Tech's ad businesses when they report earnings later this week.

Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as investors flocked to safe bonds amid heightened volatility on Wall Street ahead of Election Day.

Strong demand and a limited supply of homes have caused home price gains to accelerate dramatically.

Amy Coney Barrett took her constitutional oath as a Supreme Court justice in a nighttime ceremony outside the White House, swinging the nation's highest court to a conservative 6-3 majority.

Investors are better off staying the course through the stock market's latest downturn than trying to predict what could happen or time their trades, says Burton Malkiel, one of the pioneers of passive investing.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Xilinx, Merck, Caterpillar, 3M, and more.

The 2016 election exposed how social media could be used by a foreign adversary to sow dissent and distrust within American borders. In 2020, the fight against those threats rages on, and the number of players has expanded, abroad and domestically. At the center of the fight against misinformation and polarization on social media are bots and trolls. Understanding how they operate could be the key to fighting their influence.

Tommy Tuberville touts himself as a strong backer of President Trump, who is popular in Alabama. Sen. Doug Jones needs to peel off GOP votes to win.

Iowa's 3rd District House rematch between Cindy Axne and David Young may give a clue about how certain suburbs will vote in the 2020 election.

NBC's Gabe Gutierrez reports on the growing number of Covid-19 cases in South Dakota and the difficulty the state is having in its attempts to deal with it.