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'Saturday Night Live' New Season: How NBC May Deal With Coronavirus Pandemic For 2020 Episodes

Sources discuss what the next season of the comedy show could look like.

Mexican President Won’t Declare War On Drug Gangs, After Shocking Cartel Video Goes Viral

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador speaking at the National Palace in Mexico City on March 24, 2020

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador believes social policy is key to fighting the root causes of crime in Mexico, after a shocking video on social media showed cartel members brandishing their weapons.

Supreme Court Declines House Move To Fast-Track Trump Finance Case

A man holds a sign outside the Supreme Court as it issued rulings in two cases involving the release of President Donald Trump's financial records

The Court ruled against a bid to circumvent the traditional 25-day period it takes for its rulings to take effect.

China imposed a new national security law on Hong Kong late last month, straining ties with Taiwan

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty, Extends Weapon Sales Embargo To Hong Kong Over Security Laws

U.K. officials cited articles in China's new national security laws they said would further restrict free speech and limit Hong Kong's legal jurisdiction.

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US Blacklists Chechen Leader For Rights Abuses

US blacklists Chechen leader for rights abuses

Delta Air Lines has taken out a $2.6 billion loan and put some of its airlines up as collateral

Delta Updates Face Mask Policy: Medical Exemption Required To Fly Without A Face Mask

Delta passengers that have a medical condition will need to complete a Clearance-to-Fly process in order to travel without a face mask.

Jack Ma’s Ant Group Fintech Firm Seeks Dual Listing Of IPOs On Hong Kong And China Exchanges

Ant Group seeks to achieve a huge market valuation of $200 billion

Uber, whose ride-hailing operations have been hit hard by the global pandemic, is expanding other services such as grocery delivery

Coronavirus Tracking: Uber Offers Contact Tracing Data To Help Contain Pandemic

Recent surveys have found that ride-sharing services have been a major blind spot for contact tracing programs in the U.S.

Dylan Sprouse In ‘After We Collided’ Movie Clip: Trevor Meets Tessa [VIDEO]

"Vampire Diaries" alum Candice King also makes an appearance.

US Sanctions 11 Chinese Firms Over Uighur Rights Violations

US sanctions 11 Chinese firms over Uighur rights violations

A rickshaw puller wearing a face mask watches people standing in a queue in New Delhi on April 8. Officials have now made wearing a mask in the Indian capital compulsory

India Reports Record Number Of Coronavirus Cases: Hits 43,000 In Single Day

India has tested 14 million of its of 1.3 billion population for the coronavirus.

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the administration will hold talks with Congress on new aid programs

What Will The Next Round Of Coronovirus Economic Relief Look Like? Talks Get Underway

A payroll tax cut, federal funds tied to school reopening and more money for the paycheck protection program among provisions sought by President Trump.

Kanye West May Become President, But Rapper's Adidas, Yeezy Gap Deals Might Not Survive

The Grammy Award-winning rapper spoke about his brand partnerships at a campaign rally.

Fears have been raised about possible Russian meddling in Britain's 2016 referendum to leave the European Union

UK Parliament Report On Russian Political 'Meddling' Out Tuesday

UK parliament report on Russian political 'meddling' out Tuesday

Ohio Governor John Kasich speaking during a rally in his home state.

Republican John Kasich To Endorse Joe Biden At Democratic National Convention

John Kasich, a moderate Republican, has frequently criticized Trump and called for his impeachment.

Arizona Coronavirus Cases Spike While Residents, Businesses Await Financial Impact Of Benefits Running Out

Arizona has reported over 143,600 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 2,700 deaths as of mid-morning on Monday.

Oilfield Service Provider Halliburton Posts Third Straight Quarterly Loss

The oilfield service provider took a $2.1 billion impairment charge.

A memorial to journalist Pavel Sheremet on the site where his car exploded in July 2016.

Ukrainians Demand Fair Probe Into Slain Journalist Four Years On

Ukrainians demand fair probe into slain journalist four years on

A march by several hundred Black Lives Matter activists through the British capital went ahead at lunchtime Saturday, ending in Trafalgar Square near where counter protesters had gathered and amid a heavy police presence

Thousands Of Workers To Participate In 'Strike For Black Lives' Protests

Thousands of workers will take a knee for eight minutes at work in a show of support for the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests.

Bahamas Bans American Travelers After Rise In Coronavirus Cases

Bahamas prime minister said all ravel from the U.S. would stop on Wednesday at midnight.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his conversations with President Donald Trump should not imply that he has any special arrangement on content moderation with the US leader

Zuckerberg Says He Has 'No Deal Of Any Kind' With Trump

Zuckerberg says he has 'no deal of any kind' with Trump

Washington DC Police Searching For Gunmen In Shooting That Left Eight Wounded, One Dead

Six of the wounded victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries while two are said to be in serious condition from their wounds.

In acquiring Noble Energy, Chevron will add acreage in the United States, Israel and Equatorial Guinea

Chevron To Buy Noble Energy For $5 Billion

Chevron to buy Noble Energy for $5 billion

Ukrainian Men, Who Conspired To Smuggle Counterfeit Cancer, Hepatitis Drugs Into US, Plead Guilty

Maksym Nienadov, the owner of Ukrainian-based company Healthy Nation, and his employee, 33-year-old Volodymyr Nikolaienko, pleaded guilty to trafficking in counterfeit drugs.