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The spokesman for Mike Pence (pictured May 7, 2020) said the US vice president would go to work at the White House and was not self-isolating

Former Pence Adviser 'Appalled' At Pressure White House Placed On CDC To Open Schools

Olivia Troye's latest comments confirm reports in New York Times about pressure from the White House to downplay the coronavirus' impact on children.

Grand Jury Didn't Agree With Findings In Breonna Taylor Case, Juror Says; Recording To Be Released

A makeshift memorial for Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky

Lawsuit claims that Kentucky AG used the grand jury “as a shield to deflect accountability" for the decisions made on charges against police officers.

TikTok’s Benadryl Challenge: FDA Warns Against Taking High Doses of OTC Allergy Medications

A US judge allowed TikTok to remain available to Americans, giving the popular app a reprieve from a download ban ordered by the Trump administration on national security grounds

The Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about the intake of over-the-counter allergy drugs after the viral TikTok 'Benadryl challenge.'

Some 750,000 former prisoners in Florida owe tens of thousands of dollars in fines or court fees that could prevent them from voting

Election 2020 Polls: 73% Of Voters Fear 'Violent Protests' Over Election Results

The election will come amid a series of demonstrations against systemic racism, a call for defunding the police, and a massive online disinformation campaign over mail-in ballots, not to mention an expected jump in COVID-19 cases.

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New York Coronavirus Cases Surge In NYC Neighborhoods, Infection Rate At 17%

New York is grappling with a sudden and dramatic jump in COVID-19 positivity rates.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, the world's top-paid actor, urged his 196 million Instagram followers to wear masks and avoid "politicizing" the pandemic after revealing that he, his wife and two young daughters had picked up Covid-19

Conservative Pundit Attacks Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Over Joe Biden Endorsement

Fox News host Mark Levin called Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson a "self-righteous egomaniac" after he endorsed Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Polling stations open in Belarus as voters cast ballots in presidential elections with President Alexander Lukashenko running for a sixth term against a strong opposition candidate, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.

Pennsylvania Republican Representatives Wants Supreme Court To Stop Mail-In Voting Extension

Republicans on Monday asked the Supreme Court to stop a Pennsylvania court ruling that extends the due date for mail ballots in the key battleground state.

Trump Slammed Over Tax Avoidance Allegations, Report Shows He Lost More Money Than He Earned

Nancy Pelosi blasted Trump over a report detailing how he has largely avoided paying income taxes and that he has not paid any income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years.

Donald Trump fuelled concerns the election result could be dragged out if he loses, after refusing to say if he would guarantee a peaceful transfer of power

Trump Paid Thousands In Hairstyling Costs, Draws Rebuke From AOC After Democrat Was Slammed For Haircut

President Donald Trump has paid thousands in hairstyling costs, according to a bombshell report released by the New York Times on Sunday, with the revelations drawing a swift rebuke from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, shown speaking September 4, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware when an average of polls showed him about seven points ahead of President Donald Trump nationally

Presidential Debate Betting Odds: Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden Prop Bets Include Topics, Coronavirus

You can bet on plenty of aspects of the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Cuomo Says New York State Will Monitor NYC School Reopenings, Step In If Necessary

New York City's largest school administrators union passed a vote of no confidence in Mayor Bill de Blasio and asking the state to step in and oversee school reopenings.

Democrat Joe Biden goes into his first debate with Republican Donald Trump with recent experience from the primaries

Joe Biden Comes Out Swinging On Donald Trump Taxes With New Ad Just Hours After Report

The Biden campaign's ad compares the $750 Donald Trump reportedly paid to the average taxes of various working-class professions, all thousands of dollars more.

US President Donald Trump (R) and former vice president Joe Biden, rivals in the 2020 presidential election on November 3

2020 Presidential Debates: How Biden And Trump Plan To Attack Each Other

President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will square off Tuesday night in Cleveland for the first of three presidential debates.

Protesters hold up a picture of Breonna Taylor as they march against police brutality in Los Angeles, on September 23, 2020

Kentucky State Police's Ballistics Report Raises More Questions About Breonna Taylor Investigation

The reports do not exonerate Kenneth Walker of shooting Officer Jonathan Mattingly, but cannot definitively say the bullet came from Walker's handgun.

Hard Rock Hotel Site Catches Fire 2 Weeks Ahead Of Deadly Collapse Anniversary

New Orleans officials don’t want residents to be alarmed about the black smoke coming from the Hard Rock Hotel.

Police Arrest More Than 100 In Maryland Car Rally

Those arrested during the event were charged with criminal and traffic offenses.

Michael Cohen, Trump's disgraced former personal lawyer, has written a tell-all book

Michael Cohen Says He Got 3 Years For Tax Evasion, So Trump 'Should Do 360'

President's former lawyer wrote in his book that the president showed him a $10 million IRS refund check and said, “They are so stupid!”

New York Times Report Alleges Ivanka Trump Received Huge Consulting Fees From Dad's Company

The president's daughter is not named directly in the trove of documents, but her financial disclosure shows income exactly matching the deductions.

CDC Director Robert Redfield attends a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing reviewing coronavirus response efforts on September 16, 2020

CDC Director On Newest Member Of Trump's COVID Task Force – 'Everything He Says Is False'

Dr. Robert Redfield heard saying he was concerned about what Atlas joining the team could mean for the pandemic

US President Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes in 2016, the year he won the election, The New York Times reports

Do Trump’s Tax Dealings Make Him A National Security Threat?

After New York Times report, critics point to Trump's ballooning debt, businesses operating at a loss, and income from foreign powers as proof of the threat he poses

Arizona Murder-Suicide: Man Fatally Shoots Wife, Kills Self Over Domestic Dispute

Police identified the deceased as Syeda Sohaly Akter, 43, and Abul Ahsan Habib, 52.

Trump Ex-Campaign Manager Brad Parscale Hospitalized After Allegedly Threatening Suicide

President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale allegedly threatened to commit suicide Sunday.

A boy carries his newborn brother after sleeping on a main road at the island of Lesbos

National Son's Day 2020: Inspirational Quotes To Share On This Special Occasion

"Boys are fun. They make you laugh. They are full of life and can share that energy with you. They also touch your heart; they are deeply feeling." - Steve Biddulph

After months of shadow boxing, President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden will finally meet on the debate stage

Biden Camp Makes Potty Joke About Trump's Drug Test Demand: 'Case Is Made In Urine'

President Donald Trump once tried to get Hillary Clinton to take a drug test before one of their debates in 2016, and now demands the same of Joe Biden.

An image taken with a scanning electron microscope shows SARS-CoV-2 (yellow) â also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19

US Coronavirus Cases Rise In 21 States, Experts Warn 'Huge Surge' This Fall

COVID-19 cases in 21 states are surging as schools keep reopening and after the Labor Day weekend from Sept. 5 to 7.

San Diego Catholic Churches Vandalized With Swastikas, Targets Of Religious And Political Graffiti

Two churches in California were vandalized with political graffiti.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, pictured here in March 2020, says indoor dining has been postponed due to a surge in coronavirus cases in the US

NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio Slammed By Principals’ Union Over Schools Reopening Plan

New York City teachers are disappointed with Mayor Bill de Blasio’s school reopening plan.

Business owners have boarded up their shops with panels that read "Justice for George," "Kids live here" or "Minority Owned," in an attempt to deter protesters

Cleveland Residents Boarding Up Businesses, Preparing For First US Presidential Debate Unrest

Neighborhoods in Cleveland are concerned the Presidential debates could bring unrest to the city.

Who Is Sir Maejor? Ohio Man Posed As Black Lives Matter Activist, Stole Donations

A man has been arrested for fraud after creating a fake Black Lives Matter Charity.

Climate change has been proven to amplify droughts that dry out regions, creating ideal conditions for wildfires to spread out-of-control

Emergency Evacuations Ordered In Napa County After Wildfire Erupts Near St. Helena

A new wildfire has broken out in California and has already led to emergency evacuations due to rapid spread.

Pope Francis delivered a video address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York

Trump Protesters Remind Marco Rubio About Pope Francis’ Christianity Comment After Religion Video

Pope Francis is not trying to influence the 2020 US presidential election.

Donald Trump Accuses Joe Biden Of Drug Use, Twitter Shades Him With Adderall Comments

Donald Trump tried to claim Joe Biden was a drug user, but Twitter wasn’t having it with his comments.

Levi Benjamin-Brown, 5, helps his mother Kyla Brown unpack boxes of toys at their new home in El Cerrito, California, where the family moved from San Francisco

Cities Like Sacramento, Jacksonville Benefitting From Pandemic-Fueled Urban Exodus, Survey Says

Data shows COVID-19 has spurred remote work and shut down city centers, driving residents to suburbs and smaller cities with more manageable living costs.