Black Americans continue to make up a disproportionate share of Covid-19 fatalities as the number of deaths from the coronavirus pandemic exceeds 100,000 in the U.S., according to an analysis of data from the CDC.
Lewis Frost, a deputy sheriff in Louisiana who owns three Model 700s, and Richard Denney, an Oklahoma attorney who also owns three 700s, are asking the federal judge to consider reopening the case in light of CNBC's reporting.
American Airlines is starting to alert travelers about crowded planes and allow them to switch to other flights in an effort to calm nervous travelers.
New research by The Foresight Companies reveals that online price transparency and live-streaming of funeral services may be the norm going forward, even as the country begins to open up.
Boeing is laying off more than 6,000 employees this week in a bid to cut costs as the coronavirus roils demand for air travel. The company aims to reduce its head count, which numbered more than 160,000 in 2019, by 10%.
The Dallas-headquartered company is seeking court approval to shut at least 132 stores, which it says are either underperforming or are located in areas where another store is closeby.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo told Republican lawmakers on Wednesday to "stop abusing" states like New York, New Jersey and California that are in need of federal aid because of Covid-19.
Newark's recent rise can provide lessons on how cities can rebuild from the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic: Lata N. Reddy, Mayor Ras J. Baraka and Michael B. Jordan.
"There is no empirical evidence at this point that these drugs work in this case either for treatment or for prophylaxis," said Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's emergencies program.
Americans' finances have been battered by the coronavirus pandemic, and now a new threat is emerging: hurricane season. Only 15% of people polled by the American Institute of CPAs have drafted a disaster plan to deal with it.