Trump-bashing books by president's niece and John Bolton are Amazon bestsellers even before release
John Bolton and Mary Trump have books coming out about President Donald Trump as he seeks reelection to the White House.
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Texas coronavirus hospitalizations surge 11% in a single day
The number of people sickened with Covid-19 across Texas' hospitals hit a new high Wednesday, surging about 11% in a single day.
Slack invested in this online recruiting start-up without ever meeting the CEO in person
Crosschq is among a growing number of software start-ups raising money from investors entirely over Zoom meetings.
Biden leads Trump in six 2020 swing states, CNBC/Change Research poll finds
Biden's lead in recent polls has grown as Trump struggles to handle the coronavirus pandemic and calls to address police violence and racism.
Got change? There's a coin shortage because of coronavirus stopping the flow of physical currency
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell testified before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday afternoon.
Michael Flynn lawyer blasts judge-appointed attorney who opposes dismissing criminal case
Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his conversations with Russia's ambassador to the United States before President Trump's inauguration. He now says he's innocent.
Facebook to launch ad spend trackers for U.S. Senate and House races
Facebook will now allow the public to track exactly how much U.S. senatorial and congressional candidates are spending on political ads on the company's social networks.
Coronavirus deaths in U.S. projected to surpass 200,000 by October
A coronavirus model once cited by the White House now projects that more than 200,000 Americans could die of Covid-19 by Oct. 1, as new cases are reaching record highs in parts of the country.
DOJ takes aim at law that shields tech companies from lawsuits over material their users post
The proposal follows an executive order on social media signed by President Donald Trump last month.
Uber is making Juneteenth and election days around the world company holidays
Uber's announcement is the latest effort among tech companies to support and honor the Black community. Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey announced last week that Juneteenth was a company holiday.
Senate Republicans reveal police reform bill that breaks with Democrats on key issues
The bill comes a day after President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at incentivizing police departments to update their standards.
New York City to move further into reopening, some retail stores allowed to return, Gov. Cuomo says
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday that New York City will be allowed to reopen some in-store retail and office spaces with health precautions on Monday.
Zoom reverses course, will give end-to-end encryption option to all users
The purveyor of video-calling software that has surged in popularity this year now plans wider protection than previously planned.
The Fed will move away from ETFs to direct corporate bond purchases, Powell says
Powell made the comments before the House Financial Services Committee in the second day of his semiannual testimony on Capitol Hill.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings donating $120 million to historically Black institutions
Hastings and his wife, Patty Quillin, will donate $40 million to the UNCF (United Negro College Fund) and historically Black Spelman and Morehouse colleges.
WHO urges caution on 'breakthrough' coronavirus drug dexamethasone, citing early data
The results from the RECOVERY trial at the University of Oxford were "very significant," but it was only one study, a WHO official said.
'Opportunity zones' fall short on helping low-income communities, study finds
"Opportunity zones," a key White House program aimed at reducing racial inequities, have benefited big real estate projects more than minority-owned small business, according to a study.
Read the memo Jeff Bezos sent to Amazon employees about Juneteenth
Bezos urged Amazon employees to cancel all meetings on Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S.
Solicitor General Noel Francisco, who argued Trump positions before Supreme Court, leaving DOJ
Solicitor General Noel Francisco is leaving the Department of Justice, according to a press release issued on Wednesday.
Dr. Fauci, health officials flag coronavirus risk of Trump's Tulsa rally
"But all these large gatherings are going to lead to spread. There's just no question about it," former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb said.
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