Where are NASA's retired space shuttles and how much does it cost to see them?
The orbiters from NASA's retired space shuttles have been on public display since 2013. Here's where you can find these pieces of history during your next road trip.
Tax credit to keep Americans employed during coronavirus crisis garners bipartisan support
The $3 trillion economic relief package passed by House Democrats earlier this month included an expanded wage subsidy.
US debt set to exceed nation's GDP for first time since World War II, watchdog warns
The proportion of debt to GDP will continue to swell, the committee said, eventually passing the World War II record of 106 percent by 2023.
States give few details on billions spent on coronavirus supplies
Many states aren't disclosing information about purchase transactions of billions of dollars surrounding medical supplies during the coronavirus pandemic.
Record jobless claims mean we must heed these lessons from the Great Recession
The focus from federal and state governments should be on two main issues surrounding sustained unemployment.
Chinese national busted for $20M coronavirus loan fraud
He was arrested Thursday on a slew of charges related to fraud and making false statements.
Varney: Give Americans coronavirus relief first
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues states with pre-existing financial issues shouldn’t use the coronavirus to demand a bailout.
New company to make coronavirus drugs in US after Trump awards contract
The Trump administration is awarding a 4-year contract to a pharmaceutical company to make COVID-19 drugs in the U.S.
Mark Cuban calls for Depression-era federal jobs program to revive US economy
The only way to cauterize the unemployment blood bath Cuban said, is for the federal government to intervene as it did during the Great Depression.
Hawaii public pension fund suffers worst loss in 17 years
Hawaii's largest public pension fund, which provides retirement, disability and survivor benefits suffered its worst quarterly loss in more than 17 years due to the economic impact of the coronavirus.
Most of $500B Treasury fund for coronavirus relief hasn't been distributed, oversight commission finds
The Treasury Fund set aside $46 billion for loans and loan guarantees to the airline industry, none of which has been distributed.
Despite PPP aid, some small businesses are choosing to stay closed - here's why
Some small business owners have said the loan restrictions may hurt tens of thousands of borrowers who cannot meet the 75 percent threshold.
Coronavirus pandemic puts Social Security at risk of insolvency by 2030
The bulk of the money that Social Security pays out in retirement and disability benefits stems from payroll taxes.
De Blasio floats fencing to keep New Yorkers off beaches
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said that all city beaches will remain closed and threatened to put up fences to keep people off the sand.
Coronavirus prompts New Jersey and California to consider state worker furloughs like Michigan's
Michigan's public employee furlough plan will last until July 25.
US expected to revise coronavirus small business aid program
The changes are likely to include giving businesses more flexibility to spend the money.
US Postal Service launches review of package delivery fees: Report
The U.S. Postal Service is reportedly reviewing its package delivery contracts with major shippers like Amazon.
MTA to get $3.9B in coronavirus aid, Cuomo says Trump 'cut red tape' to send NY expedited funding
Cuomo said the MTA "desperately needs funding because the ridership is way down."
United Airlines violated $5B coronavirus aid agreement: Lawsuit
The airline received $5 billion in paycheck support relief to put toward employee pay and benefits.
This glitch has cost some Americans their stimulus payments -- and it could take months to fix
The IRS is working on fixing a glitch that is preventing some Americans from getting any of the coronavirus stimulus money.