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President Donald Trump's approval rating on how he's handling the economy has dropped dramatically in the last month, according to a new Quinnipiac poll.

"Whatever they can do to fix the data in the interim is great. Long term, it needs to be improved in general," said Dr. Bill Winkenwerder, former assistant secretary of Defense for health affairs.

Members of George Floyd's family filed a lawsuit in federal court on Wednesday against the city of Minneapolis and the four former police officers involved in his fatal arrest in May.

Virgin Galactic announced on Wednesday that George Whitesides would step aside as CEO, appointing Disney executive Michael Colglazier.

The presumptive Democratic nominee has a 51-40 percent lead, while 72 percent say the U.S. is on wrong track, NBC News reports.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Wednesday, one day after she was admitted with a possible infection, a Supreme Court spokesperson said in a statement.

Delta expects voluntary separation agreements to cost it as much as $3.3 billion.

As people spend more time collaborating, Google is making its Gmail app into a more powerful communication hub, drawing on several existing services.

"We recently determined that in very rare cases it is possible for Echo Buds to overheat while in the charging case. Out of an abundance of caution, we released an over-the-air software update that addresses this potential issue," an Amazon spokesperson told CNBC.

"I'm very confident that the world will look at China differently and engage with them fundamentally different than they did before this catastrophic disaster," Pompeo said.

Advocates and low-wage workers see a new opportunity to end 11-year wait for a higher federal minimum wage with the upcoming election and attention on low-paid essential workers.

The company previously pushed back its return to work deadline in May, saying workers could return Oct. 2.

Researchers say the tech sector is primed to continue growing even with the threat of increasing coronavirus case numbers.

Fiat Chrysler and French automaker PSA Group plan to name their new merged company "Stellantis," the automakers announced Wednesday.

Fauci said to The Atlantic that the "bizarre" recent efforts from White House officials to discredit him ultimately harm President Donald Trump.

The Trump administration's new changes will decrease the number of infrastructure projects that will be subject to National Environmental Policy Act review, effectively shortening long permit processes that have historically delayed projects.

J.C. Penney submitted a confidential business plan to its lenders last week. Now, it has more time to review those plans with its lenders, who will help determine its fate.

A sample screen suggests that Facebook will use the World Health Organization as a trusted source for information about Covid-19, and will include simple statements of fact like "Hydroxychloroquine hasn't been proven to cure, treat, or prevent it."

The order runs from Thursday through July 31 and requires people to wear a face covering outdoors or inside public places if they cannot maintain a distance of at least 6 feet from other people.