Coronavirus

The Biden administration announced a goal of July 4th as "a return to normal," but small business owners in liberal cities now fear a return to 2020.

The U.S. officially climbed out of the coronavirus-induced recession just two months after the economy cratered, making it the shortest downturn, but also one of the deepest, on record.

The owner of a New York solar construction business argued on Tuesday that the worker shortage in his industry has become an “emergency” since the coronavirus pandemic hit.

A federal judge has ruled that Indiana University may require its students to submit proof of Covid-19 vaccination before returning to campus this fall, dealing a setback to a brewing legal effort against vaccination requirements in higher education.

President says company isn’t to blame for deaths, but adds it needs to do more to stop social-media users from spreading falsities.

The rise of the COVID Delta variant is forcing major Wall Street banks to assess return to the office plans.

President Biden’s attack on Facebook Inc. on Friday followed months of mounting private frustration inside his administration over the social-media giant’s handling of vaccine misinformation, according to U.S. officials, bringing into public view tensions that could complicate efforts to stop the spread of Covid-19.

U.S. stock markets suffered their steepest single-day declines of the year on Monday as the recent rise in COVID-19 infections stoked fears of an economic slowdown.

President Biden said Monday that Facebook “isn’t killing people,” after accusing the social media giant last week of allowing misinformation related to coronavirus vaccines appear on the platform.

A U.S. appeals court late Saturday in a 2-1 ruling put on hold a lower-court decision that said the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) could not enforce its coronavirus cruise ship rules in the state.

More boaters than ever are hitting the water this summer, and the demand is being propelled by first-time boat owners.

The birth of his daughter should have been a joyous time for Brooklyn bar owner Jonathan Ehrlich — instead, it was nearly the beginning of the end for his beloved watering hole.

Miami’s real estate market remained red-hot during the three months through June as the work-from-home lifestyle fueled by the pandemic left buyers having to pay record prices as they sifted through a short supply of homes.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will weigh full approval for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in people aged 16 and older by January, the companies announced Friday.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Friday said the U.S. could see lockdowns return in parts of the country with low COVID-19 vaccination rates.

Mark Meadows discusses ongoing infrastructure negotiations and how he expects the plan to play out.

U.S. equity futures are pointing to a higher open when trading begins on Wall Street.

FOX Business' Grady Trimble joined "Varney & Co." Thursday from famous Chicago pizza chain Lou Malnati's to hear from employees on how withering wheat crops could affect their classic deep-dish style pies.

That state of California is paying the full amount of past-due rent for lower-income renters who fell behind during the coronavirus pandemic.

Prior to the news, it had been "several weeks" since any state had been on the Chicago's travel advisory list, according to health officials.