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When it comes to coronavirus in youngsters, many seem to get through without symptoms or just mild ones, while others have a harsher reaction to the new virus.

President Donald Trump wasted no time attacking Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., labeling the Democrats' vice presidential pick "extraordinarily nasty" for being tough on Brett Kavanaugh.

A surge in Medicaid enrollment, along with the extension of unemployment benefits, has strained Florida's budget.

Florida is now coping with an increase in its COVID-19 death toll, which indicates the widespread reach of the disease.

Next week's Democratic National Convention will feature speakers across the ideological spectrum, from former moderate Republican Gov. John Kasich to progressive firebrand Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will be charged with finding a candidate to fill the rest of Kamala Harris' senate term if she becomes vice president in 2021.

The Archdiocese of Newark apologized to the family on behalf of the church, acknowledging in a statement that the priest was "regretful."

Emhoff, the husband of Sen. Kamala Harris, could the nation's first Second Gentleman if Joe Biden wins the White House in November.

A federal judge ultimately ruled that the lyrics were the property of the artists and not the plaintiff, Genius.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden chose Sen. Kamala Harris of California after months of speculation that she was the frontrunner.

Trump made his comments in an interview on Fox News Sports.

The Washington DC Metropolitan Police Department will also be investigating the shooting that took place during President Trump's live media briefing.

The case, which began Tuesday morning, used Zoom to communicate with jurors while they were trained on how to use the video-conferencing tool. The case is being broadcast on YouTube to show others how to hold a virtual jury trial.

In 2010, the Census Bureau hired more than 711,000 temporary workers for the decennial count, compared to the 155,000 on the payroll at the beginning of August.

One resident failed to fill out a travel form and one was fined an additional $1,000 for violating the 14-day required quarantine.

An illegal party attended by roughly 200 in LA escalated to violence just after midnight on Tuesday.

One Republican candidate in Georgia's runoff has faced criticism for racist rhetoric and Minnesota's member of the "The Squad" faces a tough challenge.

Twitter called out President Trump for calling COVID-19 “The China Plague.”

The Edwards Hines Jr. VA Hospital has terminated its relationship with a registered sex offender after USA Today started asking questions about the contract.

Biden's choice was seen as critical as pressure built for the selection of a Black woman.

The teen is recovering in a local hospital after undergoing surgery for his jaw injury suffered from the attack.

How does the state that you live in rank for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic?

The storm persisted for 14 hours on Monday, with wind gusts over 100 mph reported in Iowa and a tornado touching down in Chicago.

Trump long has rejected allegations Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, saying he believed Vladimir Putin's denials, and more recently downplayed the credibility of reports Russia paid bounties to the Taliban to kill American troops.

As many as 52% of students will work online this fall as many schools remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Chief Carmen Best is scheduled to speak about her retirement with Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan in a press conference scheduled for Tuesday.

One week after a high school in Georgia gained national attention following images of students not social distancing in the hallways or wearing masks, a school in Tennessee is going viral for similar images. 

Jeffrey Epstein's former associate has been held in Brooklyn since July after her arrest on multiple sex crime charges.

New York researchers found a connection between two areas of the fetal brain were associated with the mother's BMI.