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Exxon Mobil and Chevron reported losses in the second quarter, as the weakened industry outlook amid the coronavirus crisis hammers petroleum companies

More Bad News For Big Oil: Exxon-Mobil, Chevron Post Huge Second Quarter Losses

COVID-19 pandemic continues to decimate global energy demand.

Alan Dershowitz Denies Abuse Allegations After Release Of Documents From Epstein Accuser's Lawsuit

Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz, a member of President Donald Trump's legal team

Alan Dershowitz is one of several names listed in the 2015 civil defamation lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell by Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre, though several were redacted before the documents' release.

Coronavirus House Panel Update: Dr. Fauci Says Vaccine By End Of Year A Reality, Not A Dream

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci was optimistic about a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year during the House Select Subcomittee hearing.

Ghislaine Maxwell -- shown here with the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein -- is being held at Brooklyn's high-security Metropolitan Detention Center

'Deal With It,' Epstein Told Maxwell In Unsealed Emails

'Deal with it,' Epstein told Maxwell in unsealed emails

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Coronavirus News: US Makes $2.1 Billion Deal With Sanofi And GSK For COVID-19 Vaccine

Sanofi and GSK expect to begin Phase 1/2 trials of a COVID-19 vaccine in September, with Phase 3 clinical trials beginning at the end of 2020.

The June increase in US consumer spending may not survive the coronavirus resurgence

Coronavirus Economy: Consumer Spending Increases In June But Personal Income Is Falling

“It appears that some elements of the economic rebound didn’t incorporate sufficient measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 into new areas” -- the Mercatus Center at George Mason University

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After Tech Giants Deliver Strong Results, Gold Jumps

US stocks rose on Friday after Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple posted blowout results

US Consumption, Prices Rose In June Before Virus Surge

US consumption, prices rose in June before virus surge

Ghislaine Maxwell -- shown here with the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein -- had pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking minors for Epstein, her onetime partner

US Court Unseals Maxwell-Epstein Emails

US court unseals Maxwell-Epstein emails

The US International Trade Commission announced an investigation in Nintendo's hugely popular Switch devices over alleged patent infringement

Popular PlayStation 'Anti-RPG' 'Moon' Coming To Nintendo Switch In English

A popular PlayStation "anti-RPG" title from 1997 called "Moon" is coming to the Nintendo Switch next month.

The ECB has taken a series of measures to prop up the eurozone as lockdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus have hammered economic activity

Eurozone Economy Plunged By Record 12.1% In Second Quarter

Eurozone GDP fell by an all-time record in the second quarter as lockdown shut down business activity.

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rules out new talks with the United States, saying their sole goal would be President Donald Trump's re-election

Iran's Khamanei Says Sanctions Failed, No Talks With Trump

Iran's Khamanei says sanctions failed, no talks with Trump

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Batterygate: Apple Probed For Possible Violations Of Deceptive Trade Practice Laws

Investigators are now looking into Apple's possible violations of deceptive trade practice laws when it throttled iPhones a few years ago.

Few Women In US Aware Of Cancer That Grows Near Breast Implants, Study Says

Researchers discovered not many American women are aware of breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma.

Coronavirus Vaccine Race: Hundreds In UK To Get Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine, Scientist Says

Professor Dr. Robin Shattok of the Imperial College London recently concluded an early test involving the administration of low doses of the vaccine to preliminary participants.

The closed Paramount Studio in Los Angeles. It is not clear if major Hollywood studios will be able to resume operations from next week because Los Angeles county is one of the main coronavirus epicenters in California

COVID-19 Impact On Entertainment Industry: Movies, Concerts, Film Festivals Affected By Pandemic

Several movie releases have been postponed and many events and productions have been temporarily suspended. Anticipated tours by singers and musicians have also been pushed.

Philippines Could Have Its Own Digital Currency Like China

The Philippine Central Bank is studying the feasibility and possible implications of central bank digital currencies or CBDCs.

Air Pollution From Wildfire Poses Grave Danger For Kidney Patients

A new study suggests forest fire emissions can be fatal for people with kidney failure.

President Donald Trump is on the warpath against Twitter after the platform for the first time labelled two of his tweets, on the increasingly contentious topic of mail-in voting, with fact-check notices

Trump Backs Off Call For 2020 Election Delay, But Says Mail-In Voting Will Be 'Greatest Fraud'

President Donald Trump starts off his day Thursday by condemning univeral mail-in voting and calling it the "greatest fraud."

Beyond Meat "Beyond Burger" patties are one of the options for plant-based proteins, which now include chicken, shrimp and sausage alternatives

Walmart to Carry Impossible Foods’ Plant-Based Burgers in 2,100 Stores

The partnership has been three years in the making.

Revellers taking part in a 'Santa pub crawl' dressed in seasonal costumes climb on statues in Trafalgar Square in London.

Trafalgar Square Gets ‘The End,’ A New Whipped Cream And Fly Sculpture

British artist Heather Phillipson's creation is described as representing "exuberance and unease" and dubbed a "monument of hubris and impending collapse."