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The whistleblower complaint touched off a probe and testimony that resulted in President Trump's impeachment.

Tesla is letting go of contract workers from its U.S. car and battery plants after health orders to curb the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to wind down new vehicle production.

In a CNBC interview Friday morning, 3M CEO Mike Roman said it was "absurd" to suggest his company wasn't doing all it could to help the U.S. fight the coronavirus.

The inquiry comes after Connecticut officials were "zoombombed" during a call to discuss the Census.

U.S. airline executives face a test to see which sacrifices they are willing to make in exchange for federal aid that would allow them to continue paying their employees during the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump said the CDC recommends using a cloth face covering to protect against coronavirus, but said he does not plan to do so himself.

As of Friday, more than 1,088,878 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 58,773 deaths.

"This is gonna be a brutal period, but if we handle things right, it will be a short depression," the "Mad Money" host said.

Executives from at least seven energy companies met with President Trump on Friday at the White House amid the collapse in oil prices.

Conservative dark money groups are preparing for one of their biggest battles after a new nomination to a judicial seat on the D.C. Circuit Court.

Alabama became the most recent state to enact a stay-at-home order amid the coronavirus pandemic, with Gov. Kay Ivey announcing the new measure Friday.

Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin told its workforce on Friday that it will not be laying off employees during the coronavirus crisis.

While Zoom previously encouraged people to turn on the waiting room feature, it's now enabling it by default as a way to help prevent "zoombombs."

The Treasury Department raised interest rates on its Paycheck Protection Program loans for small businesses and reduced their payback period.

The U.S. has asked banks to help it dole out at least $350 billion in loans to small businesses, part of the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus law.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Friday that health care must be at the "top of the list" in the next coronavirus rescue package.

More than 1 million Americans have been tested for the novel coronavirus. More than 200,000 have tested positive.

Advertiser information firm MediaRadar said it estimates broadcasters for the three U.S. sports leagues could lose nearly $1.3 billion.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, with just four days until the state primary, called for a special legislative session on Saturday to cancel the in-person portion of voting in Tuesday's election.

World Health Organization officials cautioned Friday that more young people are becoming critically ill and dying due to COVID-19.