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The United Auto Workers' president met on Tuesday with the U.S. prosecutor heading a federal investigation into corruption at the union, and the two said they discussed reforms including possible independent oversight of future labor agreements.

Simon Property Group might want to own bankrupt J.C. Penney to be able to redevelop some of its best real estate and make it even better, according to one analyst.

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"The Secretary made clear the expectation for the Taliban to live up to their commitments, which include not attacking Americans," State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus said in a Tuesday statement.

The U.S. would need to do a better job of responding to the outbreak "in a coordinated way" rather than facing challenges with disparate responses, Dr. Anthony Fauci told lawmakers.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose on Tuesday as Wall Street wrapped up its best quarterly performance in decades.

Facebook announced it removed a network of accounts, groups and pages associated with the far-right extremist movement known as "boogaloo."

Mike Pence's donors and longtime business allies helped finance a legal defense fund that was intended to defend him during special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.

Officials of a local chapter of the United Auto Workers union have asked General Motors to temporarily close its large SUV plant in Arlington, Texas, due to the growth of Covid-19 cases in the state.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday ordered people arriving from any of an additional eight states to quarantine for 14 days amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Virgin Galactic expects to clear remaining Federal Aviation Administration milestones after one or two more rocket-powered test flights.

"With the social distancing, if we could operate with 50% of our capacity, we would start making a little bit of profit," Cirque du Soleil CEO Daniel Lamarre told CNBC.

Booker made the race against McGrath close amid a reckoning over systemic racism.

Founded in 2002, JAMF says its mission is to "help organizations succeed with Apple."

The $600 weekly supplement to unemployment benefits, created by the CARES Act coronavirus relief law, will end after July 31, absent an extension. The average American would go from fully replacing lost wages to replacing about a third.

Battered by the coronavirus pandemic, European aircraft manufacturer Airbus said Tuesday that it must eliminate 15,000 jobs, mostly in Europe, to safeguard its future and warned of more thin years ahead.

A New York judge on Tuesday ordered attorneys for President Donald Trump's niece to respond to a lawsuit filed by Robert Trump, the president's brother, seeking to halt the publication of her forthcoming tell-all memoir.

Kia has unveiled a new midsize sedan called the K5, which will replace the outgoing Optima.

Travelers from 15 nations will be allowed to travel in the European Union starting Wednesday, but the United States is not on the list.

The IRS and Treasury Department have listened to your requests to push the tax deadline beyond July 15 and they are sticking to their guns. What you should know if you can't file on time.