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13-year-old graduates from college with four majors

Amazing 13-Year-Old Boy Finishes College With 4 Associate Degrees In California School

Fullerton College in California recently had their youngest student graduate with four associate degrees, according to a report.

Trump Says He'd Love To 'Get Rid Of' His Twitter Account

Twitter's move to label President Donald Trump's tweets as misleading has sparked an angry response from the White House, which is seeking new regulations on internet platforms

Trump has used Twitter since well before his election in 2016 and now uses the platform to announce policy moves or personnel changes.

Layoffs 2020: Delta, United Airlines Prepare For Massive Gutting Following Coronavirus Outbreak

With much of its fleet idled in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns, Delta announced additional cost-cutting measures

Delta employs close to 90,000 people worldwide while United has 96,000 employees.

A Minneapolis police officer holds his knee to the neck of George Floyd, who died in police custody.

Flames Engulf US Police Station As Black Rights Unrest Spreads

Flames engulf US police station as black rights unrest spreads

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Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have repeatedly complained about intrusive media

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Contact LAPD Over LA Home Drone Flybys

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have contacted the LAPD over drone flybys at their estate.

Infographic: US Coronavirus Death Toll Vs. Other Global Hot Spots

Not only has the coronavirus pandemic now taken more lives than every armed conflict the U.S. has been part of since the Korean War, it’s also on track to become the deadliest public health crisis since the 1918 influenza pandemic.

NASA astronauts Robert Behnken (L) and Douglas Hurley

NASA Astronaut Bob Behnken Launches Own Rocket Before SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Mission

Before making history as one of the first humans to fly to space using SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule, NASA astronaut Bob Behnken launched his own rocket.

Coronavirus: Georgia Man Almost Defrauds Foreign Country, Sells 50 Million Non-Existent Masks For $317M

A man from Atlanta, Georgia nearly bilks a foreign government out of $317 million for N95 respirator masks he never had in the first place.

No Face Masks For Kids At Bright Horizons; 'Not Productive,' CEO Says

Safety measures are being planned for the reopening of Bright Horizons, but the childcare center's CEO Stephen Kramer said they would not require children to wear a face mask.

Drive-in theatres like this one in Madrid have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in the coronavirus era because of the easy prospect for social distancing

Europe Moves Ahead With Lockdown Easing, But Caution In Asia

Europe moves ahead with lockdown easing, but caution in Asia

Critics have accused authorities of under-reporting deaths to downplay the scale of the crisis in Russia

Coronavirus Less Deadly Than First Thought, Tests Show 1% Fatality Rate

A measure called the infection fatality rate (IFR) yields a more accurate depiction of the true extent and lethality of COVID-19 in the U.S., argues some clinical studies.