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Warner Bros. A National Association of Theatre Owners representative confirmed to Business Insider on Thursday that the organization expects 90% of the global theatrical market to be open by July 17, which is the current release date for "Tenet." The Warner Bros. movie, directed by Christopher Nolan, was the only major Hollywood release to stick with its original date amid the coronavirus pandemic. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Warner Bros.

NASA/JPL The tilted orbit of one of Mars' moons was caused by the gravitational pull of a much larger moon that existed in the past, new findings suggest. That moon may have taken part in a phenomenon known as a moon-ring formation cycle. In that cycle, Mars pulled its moon so close that the moon got ripped apart, forming a giant ring.

Photo by Andrew Harrer-Pool/Getty Images President Donald Trump's former White House chief of staff John Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general, defended former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis Thursday after Trump blasted Mattis on Twitter Wednesday night. Trump claims that he fired Mattis and asked for his resignation, two points that Kelly refuted in an interview with The Washington Post, during which he suggested the president might be "confused" and called Mattis an "honorable man." The president's tweets criticizing Mattis followed a scathing statement by Mattis earlier Wednesday accusing Trump of dividing the nation in a time of unrest. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. President Trump's former White House chief of staff John Kelly defended former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis Thursday, calling him an "honorable man" and refuting the president's claim that he fired the retired Marine Corps general. "The president did not fire him.

AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas described New York Times reporters as "a woke mob" after several raised safety concerns over the paper publishing his "Send in the Troops" op-ed. "I respect the New York Times leadership for publishing an opinion piece with which they disagree," Cotton told Politico.

Hydroxychloroquine is an anti malaria and autoimmune prescription drug that has shown effectiveness against viral infections in-vitro. That versatility puts hydroxychloroquine at the forefront of a potential treatment for COVID-19. Studies done in a lab have shown it can have a fighting chance against coronaviruses but that isn't the same as its effect in humans, with potential dangerous side effects.

Coronavirus-related job losses easing but more workers add to unemployment rolls.