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John Hume, a former Northern Ireland politician, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998

John Hume Dead: Quotes On Peace Following Death Of Nobel Peace Prize winner

Northern Irish Nobel Peace Prize winner and politician John Hume has died.

Dan Rather Shares Theory Surrounding President Trump's Criticism Of Postal Service

The former CBS News personality shared his thoughts on Twitter.

Trump Contradicts Birx, Says US Handling Of Coronavirus Better Than Other Countries

US President Donald Trump and government coordinator Dr Deborah Birx lay out the plan for reopening the economy

The president says U.S. handling of the pandemic has been much better than that of most other countries.

The California wildfires were the costliest tragedy in 2019 at $25 billion in damages, according to the British charity Christian Aid

20,000 Acres Burned, 8,000 People Evacuated As Apple Fire Burns Through California

The fire started as three brush fires on Friday, according to reports, and was aided by ideal terrain and weather conditions in rapidly spreading over the weekend through San Bernardino and Riverside counties.

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When Will Second Stimulus Check Arrive? Could Be Three Weeks Or Two Months From Now

Americans can expect to get their second stimulus checks in a matter of weeks if Democrats and Republicans can quickly reach a deal on a fourth stimulus package.

NASA's SpaceX Crew Dragon Splashdown Feed Was Ruined By Pro-Trump Boat

The historic Crew Dragon Demo-2 mission ends successfully with a splashdown off Florida Sunday.

Florida Surfer Bit By Shark, Attack Marks Fourth In The State This Year

The incident happened just a week after another young boy was bitten by a shark on the foot in New Smyrna Beach.

Florida registered a record 253 coronavirus deaths on July 30, 2020, setting a grim new high for the third day in a row

Florida Coronavirus Deaths Hit Record-High 1,230 In One Week

Florida's total daily new cases of COVID-19 seems to be plateauing but deaths remain on the rise.

As President Donald Trump says he will ban TikTok from operating in the United States over national security concerns, ByteDance has reportedly offered to sell off that part of its business

Microsoft Confirms TikTok Acquisition Talks Amid Trump's Plan To Ban Platform In US

Microsoft Corporation has reaffirmed its commitment to acquire the operations of TikTok in the U.S. and three other countries.

Former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic candidate for president, speaking at an event in Wilmington, Delaware, on July 15, 2020.

Polls Show Joe Biden Leading Donald Trump In Two Traditionally Red States

In North Carolina, Biden leads Trump, 48%-44%. In Georgia, Biden has a slim edge of 46%-45%.

Although incoming US chief of staff Mark Meadows (pictured November 2019) is not exhibiting symptoms, and a precautionary test came back negative, he is going into self-quarantine after being exposed to the coronavirus

After Trump Comments, White House Chief Of Staff Says Election Will Be Held On Scheduled Date

The White House Chief of Staff would not directly answer a question as to whether Trump asked him or anyone else in the administration to delay the election.

Hurricane Isaias unleashes flooding, topples trees and knocks out power for thousands

Isaias Update: Tropical Storm To Hit Florida Coast, Heavy Rain And Strong Winds Along East Coast

The tropical storm is expected to wreak havoc on Florida's east coast with sustained winds of 65 mph and gusts of 75 mph.

Dr. Deborah Birx Says Coronavirus Not Under Control In US

Appearing on CNN's "State of the Union," White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx said the coronavirus "is extraordinarily widespread. It's into the rural as equal urban areas."

President Donald Trump's supporters argue that Silicon Valley platforms are biased against conservatives, despite the president's own large following on social media

Who Are The Least Informed Americans? Those Who Get Their News From Social Media

Only 17% of those who get their news from social media were able to correctly answer questions related to politics and were more likely to be exposed to false or unproven claims.

salmonella outbreak in 23 states says CDC

Salmonella Outbreak In Over 30 States Linked To California Red Onions

A previously unexplained outbreak of Salmonella in the United States has been linked to red onions from a supplier in California.

Joe Biden Continues Narrowing VP Picks, Announcement Could Come Soon

Joe Biden could take at least another 10 days to consider several candidates to be his running mate.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks on the coronavirus crisis on March 23, 2020

Democrats, Trump Aids Resume Talks For Coronavirus Relief Bill As Unemployment Benefit Ends

The enhanced weekly unemployment benefits have expired, and Congress and the White House haven't reached a new deal.

TikTok Ban Could Be Imminent, Twitter Users Bash President Trump For Move

President Trump has confirmed he plans to ban TikTok in the United States and could do as soon as this weekend.

Will Changes At Postal Service Affect 2020 Election? Worries Mount On Cost-Cutting Moves

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has ordered an end to overtime, a move that could delay mail delivery.

National Girlfriends Day 2020: Quotes To Celebrate Your Partner Or BFF

People take this day as an excuse to shower their significant other or best friend with gifts or take them out to dinner.

Who Was Rep. Gary Knopp? Alaska State Legislator, 6 Others Killed In Mid-Air Plane Collision

After serving on the Kenai Borough Assembly from 2006 to 2012, Knopp was elected to the Alaska Legislature in 2016.

Which Notable Republicans Are Voting For Biden In The Fall Election?

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell and former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina are just some of the prominent Republican figures voting for Democrat Joe Biden in the fall election.

Rep. Greg Pence, Brother Of Vice President, In Hot Water Over Racist Items Sold At His Antiques Mall

Greg Pence, an Indiana congressman, co-owns the emporium with his wife and is facing pressure from his Democratic challenger to remove the items.

Federal Appeals Court Overturns Death Penalty For Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev

A federal appeals court overturned the death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was convicted of setting off bombs during the 2013 Boston Marathon.

Minnesota State Fair 'Food Parade' Tickets Prove Difficult To Buy After Unexpected Issues Emerge

The event was created as a replacement for the State Fair amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lincoln Project Slams Trump’s Suggestion To Delay Election In New Ad; Some Conservatives Rebuke President

A Lincoln Project ad, titled, "We Will Vote," claims Trump wants to delay the election because "he won't win" and labels him a "failed President" due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and economy.

CDC to release new guidance on safe reopening of schools

Coronavirus Update: Florida School District’s Reopening Plan Video Gets Pushback Online

Parents don’t approve of a Florida school district’s reopening plan.

Coronavirus News: Is CDC Study of Summer Camp Outbreak A Harbinger of Schools Reopening?

A total of 260 attendees of a summer camp in Georgia tested positive for the coronavirus.

Federal police guard the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland as protesters take part in a rally against police brutality late on July 24, 2020

Homeland Security Ordered To Stop Collecting Data On Journalists Covering Protests

The order came following a report that a system for tracking terrorists was being used to collect information on journalists.

Bus Driver Attacked Over Face Mask Request, Officer Discusses Subsequent Investigation

The recent altercation took place in San Francisco.

Pregnant Women Will Not Be A Part Of COVID-19 Vaccine Trials: Here’s Why

U.S. regulators require safety testing on pregnant animals before a vaccine such as the COVID-19 vaccine can be approved for use on pregnant women.

Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz, a member of President Donald Trump's legal team

Alan Dershowitz Denies Abuse Allegations After Release Of Documents From Epstein Accuser's Lawsuit

Alan Dershowitz is one of several names listed in the 2015 civil defamation lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell by Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre, though several were redacted before the documents' release.