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Colleges across the nation are experiencing an uptick in COVID-19 cases, with an analysis showing 19 college towns topping the list of hottest U.S. outbreaks.

Google has changed its policy so users will no longer be prompted to search for topics related to the election, especially donations to candidates and information about voting.

Officials say false information is hindering the effort to fight the deadly fires.

Ohio and Michigan received a record number of absentee ballot requests, but the question of whether they can handle it remains.

Director of the FDNY World Trade Center Health Program said the U.S. Treasury Department withheld almost $4 million between 2016 and 2020.

Surveillance video that showed Hortz “making unauthorized entrance” to the home on at least three occasions.

Trump received five deferments to avoid military service during the Vietnam War and allegedly disparaged U.S. war dead.

The officers were fired for their actions while attempting to detain a mentally-disturbed man in April which ultimately led to his death.

A planned flyover event in NYC on 9/11 is being slammed by residents in the area.

Top infections specialist continued warning the public about a second wave of cases and the "unacceptably high" number of new daily cases.

Quotes from survivors and officials in remembrance of 9/11.

One Asian and two Black families received the "Welcome to Dobbs Ferry" t-shirts Monday.

The $300 unemployment benefit ordered by President Donald Trump has ended for some states and will soon end for the rest.

La Nina, a natural climate cycle that brings dry weather across states in the Southwest, may worsen the fires ravaging across multiple US states.

The key battleground state of Florida is still up for grabs with Biden and Trump statistically tied among voters of all age groups.

Erica Kious, the owner of the salon where House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was caught on video, said she received death threats after she released footage of Pelosi inside the salon with wet hair and without a mask.

Both Biden and Trump visited Michigan this week, with a new Rasmussen survey showing the Democratic nominee with a strong lead over the president in the Great Lakes State.

The U.S., which already has the world's highest number of deaths from COVID-19, could see a total of 620,000 fatalities from the disease by New Year's Day.

Federal agents detaining people in unmarked vans and the use of tear gas has become a familiar sight in Portland, Oregon.

Republican and Democratic leaders are still deadlocked in their negotiations over another COVID-19 relief package, with some GOP senators believing another stimulus bill would not come until after the November election.

The president's former attorney, Michael Cohen, says that Trump is not joking about serving 12 more years in office and claims he is figuring out ways to change the Constitution.

A poll by the Washington Post and the University of Maryland indicates that more Americans than ever want to vote early or by mail. Confidence in elections is low, but for different reasons in different demographics.

Trump attacked critics on Twitter as #TrumpLiedPeopleDied trended following the release of tapes proving he intentionally downplayed COVID-19 threat.

The Bear Fire is part of a larger series of wildfires called the North Complex, which crews have struggled to contain.

The move comes amid rising concerns about when results will be verified for the Nov. 3 presidential election.

Two pieces of legislation stalled in Congress are designed to address the dangerously high levels of "forever chemicals" in some public water systems.

A La Niña event has a 75% chance of developing over Winter 2020-2021. 

Taxpayers unknowingly funded Medicaid official Seema Verma’s “Girl’s Night.”

State Democrats said they were "horrified" by Gov. Kristi Noem's use of funds amid a recent surge in coronavirus cases across the state.