Giuliani on NYC Mayor de Blasio: 'People are dying because of his incompetence'
Over the holiday weekend alone, there were 44 shooting and 11 murders.
Who is Jenny Durkan? What to know about the Seattle mayor
Mayor Durkan is the daughter of the late Martin Durkan, an influential Washington state lawmaker.
Arizona gym loses bid to stay open after governor's coronavirus closure order
A judge did not grant a temporary stay of Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's order to re-close gyms because of a coronavirus surge.
Au pairs ensnared by work visa ban
The Trump Administration's executive order temporarily banning work visas has left thousands of parents without the option of an au pair to help with child care.
3 last-minute tax tips for your 2019 return
With the tax-filing deadline rapidly approaching, here are a few tips to get you through the process if you have yet to get your return in order.
Reported Chevy Cobalt fuel leaks probed by US safety agency
The U.S. government's road safety agency is investigating complaints of fuel leaks in older Chevrolet Cobalt small cars and HHR wagons.
New bill would require NY cops to have personal insurance for liability suits
A new bill would require police officers to obtain personal liability insurance to cover civil lawsuits filed against them for excessive force and other abuses.
Tell-all book by Trump niece to be released next week
President Trump's niece will release her tell-all book about the Trump family next week. The book, published by Simon & Schuster, was originally set for release on July 28 but will now arrive on July 14.
Pulling the plug on Atlantic Coast Pipeline is 'lost opportunity' for jobs: Energy secretary
Duke Energy Corp. and Dominion Energy Inc. announced Sunday they were pulling the plug.
4 reasons you shouldn't fear a tax audit
As tax payers scramble to get their returns in order to meet the tax-filing deadline, you can rest assured that a tax audit is very unlikely.
Trump administration releases names of PPP borrowers, says program supported 51M jobs
The data revealed the names of 658,277 borrowers that received forgivable loans worth more than $150,000.
Governor warns California officials to enforce health rules
Law enforcement and other officials in some areas have publicly said they will not enforce the state health orders.
Treasury takes 30% stake in trucking company in exchange for $700M loan
The company is a “critical vendor” to the Department of Defense, government says.
July 3: What’s open and closed on the eve of July 4th
Here is what will be open or closed on Friday, July 3, 2020.
British judge rejects Venezuela's Maduro’s bid for gold in London bank
The Venezuelan socialist leader is not recognized as president, the judge said
If the $600 weekly unemployment boost isn't extended, it's not just laid-off workers who will suffer
Even though failing to extend the $600 weekly boost will hurt Americans who are still jobless, it could have another harmful impact: prolonging the current recession and hurting chances of a relatively quick recovery.
China, pro-Beijing activists condemn Hong Kong 'meddling'
China's government and pro-Beijing activists in Hong Kong condemned what they called foreign meddling in the territory's affairs on Thursday, as countries moved to offer Hong Kongers refuge and impose sanctions on China over a new security law.
Novartis pays $678M to resolve suit over sham doctor outings
The settlement of the lawsuit was announced by Acting Manhattan U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss, who said the company splurged on “speaking fees, exorbitant meals, and top-shelf alcohol that were nothing more than bribes to get doctors across the country to prescribe Novartis’s drugs.”
Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook CEOs agree to House antitrust hearing
It would continue the regulatory fight between Washington legislators and Silicon Valley tech giants.
Coronavirus cases spike in Sun Belt, other states back off on reopening
The Sun Belt states have seen the highest recorded coronavirus deaths, infections and hospitalizations in the past few days. The soaring numbers have raised fears that many other states could see the same phenomenon if they reopen too, or that people from the South and West could spread the virus to other regions.