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"It's much safer for students to live on campus," President Donald Trump said during a press briefing at the White House.

Senate Republicans attempted to pass a more narrow coronavirus stimulus bill, but Democrats blocked the plan.

"Diversity of thinking is often reflected by the diversity of the people, and so you need diverse people in the organization. It's absolutely a business imperative," Carnival CEO Arnold Donald told CNBC.

Stocks fell sharply in volatile trading as the rout in tech — the best-performing sector in the market — resumed after a one-day respite.

The Treasury Department described Andrii Derkach, a member of the Ukrainian parliament, as an "active Russian agent for over a decade" with close connections to Russian intelligence services.

Twitter on Thursday announced a new policy to remove or label any tweets containing false information that are intended to undermine public confidence in elections and civic processes, including the 2020 U.S. election. 

An onslaught of litigation over the presidential contest between Donald Trump and Joe Biden has created the conditions for a battle that would dwarf Bush v. Gore.

Wildfires fueled by extreme heat and high wind spread further across California, Oregon and Washington, destroying hundreds of homes and killing at least seven people. 

This new season will feature some fans in the stands, Tom Brady in Tampa, expanded playoffs and the "Washington Football Team."

Hahn said any vaccine data released will be discussed publicly by an advisory committee of outside experts and Peter Marks, who runs the FDA division that oversees vaccine approvals, will ultimately make a recommendation. 

Mortgage rates set another record low last week, according to Freddie Mac. That should keep purchase and refinance mortgage demand high in coming months and add to what has already been record profit among the nation's lenders.

Leaders from four congressional committees are now calling on CMS chief Seema Verma to "personally reimburse the taxpayers for these inappropriate expenditures."

On the budget deficit, he said the federal government's spending imbalance is "getting out of hand."

Are two screens better than the lack of 5G, mobile payments, water resistance, a good camera, wireless charging, more storage and other things you can get from a cheaper phone? For most people, the bad camera alone probably isn't worth it. But, after using it for a few weeks, I have this weird lingering love for the Surface Duo that keeps bringing me back to it. It's so unique.

"This is revolutionary and we can't deny it," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday, praising the appointment that will make Fraser the first woman to lead a U.S. megabank.

"We do think that it is important that there be a revisit and not a repeal of Section 230," Sen. Marsha Blackburn told CNBC.

The San Francisco Bay Area awoke to darkened orange and yellow skies Wednesday as smoke from raging fires across the West rose into the upper atmosphere and blotted out the sun. 

Peter Marquez was director of space policy for the White House's National Security Council under the Bush 43 and Obama administrations.

Louis Vuitton owner LVMH accuses Tiffany of "dishonesty" and mismanaging the coronavirus crisis.