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Lori Vallow Update: New Request Made To 'Reflect Current Charges' Before Trial

Vallow is currently behind bars awaiting the official start of her upcoming trial.

Virginia Becomes First State To Issue Workplace Safety Standards For Employers Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Virginia's workplace safety standards require all employees to receive notice with 24 hours if a coworker tests positive for coronavirus.

Scientists Want To Speed Up COVID-19 Vaccine Trials By Infecting Human Volunteers With Virus

More than 100 vaccines for COVID-19 are in the works globally

“If challenge trials can safely and effectively speed the vaccine development process, then there is a formidable presumption in favor of their use, which would require a very compelling ethical justification to overcome” -- letter to NIH

Georgia Bans Face Mask Requirements, Rejects City, County Guidelines

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said requiring people to wear face masks in public places is "legally unenforceable."

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Several NYPD Officers Injured After Being Attacked By Protesters, Dozens Arrested

Seven police officers, including Chief of Department Terence Monahan, were injured after the protesters attacked them with bats and canes.

Hundreds queued to get into Disney World in Florida

Florida Coronavirus: Nearly A Third Of Children Tested For COVID-19 Have Been Positive

The discovery of a 31% COVID-19 positivity rate among children, three times the average for all age groups in Florida, is ringing alarms acorss the state as schools might reopen in the fall.

Former Virginia Nursing Assistant Kills 7 Veterans By Injecting Doses Of Unprescribed Insulin, Pleads Guilty

The 46-year-old woman pleaded guilty for seven counts of second-degree murder and one count of assault with the intent to commit murder.

Anthony Fauci heads America's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Pence Defends Dr. Fauci Against Trump Administration Attacks; McConnell Has 'Total' Confidence In Him

Trump and his officials continue to lay waste to the reputation of Dr. Anthony Fauci even as other GOP big shots defend the good doctor.

Hawaii holds off tourism reopening until September

Hawaii Delays Tourism Reopening Until September Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases

The governor cited the rising number of local cases, the "uncontrolled" outbreaks in many U.S. mainland states and the testing supply shortage as reasons for taking the decision.

More Than 80% Of Psychiatry Trainees Report Verbal, Physical or Sexual Assaults By Patients

When psychiatry patients get out of control, they might act inappropriately, use derogatory statements, racial slurs, and might abuse trainees even physically or sexually.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has warned China that it could face counter-measures -- separate from the congressional legislation -- over its new security law

Coronavirus: China Will 'Absolutely' Pay A Price For COVID-19 Pandemic, Pompeo Warns

The Trump administration again states China is mainly to blame for the COVID-19 pandemic wreaking havoc in the United States.

Donald Trump stood at the presidential podium in the White House Rose Garden on on July 14, 2020 and unleashed a torrent of criticism on his Democratic opponent, turning the press conference into a campaign event

Trump Approval Rating: 42% Believe Trump Is Doing A Good Job As President

Trump's poll numbers remain resolutely underwater, but 42% still believe he's doing a good job as president.

Spirit Airlines Flight Delay: Passengers Kick, Punch Employees At Florida Airport, Video Shows

The brawl captured on video took place at a gate for a Philadelphia-bound Spirit Airlines flight Tuesday night.

Teenagers Seen Attacking Pregnant Illinois Mother, Kicking Toddler In Disturbing Video

The disturbing video circulated on Twitter showing two young women hitting the woman as she stood with her young daughter outside a home in the village of Brooklyn.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was "resting comfortably" in hospital, the Supreme Court said

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released From Hospital After One Day, 'Doing Well'

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized Tuesday for a possible infection, and is now "doing well," according to a spokeswoman.

Rose Parade Canceled: California Institution Called Off Due To Coronavirus Worries

The only other times the event was called off was during World War II.

Former Sen. Al Franken Says Trump Is Doing Great Job Of Digging Hole For Himself – And Biden Should Let Him

In his first op-ed since resigning from office amid #MeToo allegations, the comedian-turned-politician warns Democrats need to articulate a vision to give Americans a reason to vote.

IRS Is Paying More Interest Than A Bank On Tax Refunds For Returns Filed By Midnight

Taxes are due by midnight on Wednesday. Those who have filed by the deadline may receive as much as 5% interest on their refunds. Here's why.

Madeleine McCann Update: Investigation Surrounding Prime Suspect's Link To Case Will Not Continue Indefinitely

Christian Brückner was recently linked to the McCann case, but authorities may stop officially looking at him in the future.

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized the nation's top infections disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci, even though he is a respected member of the White House coronavirus task force

Fauci Punches Back On White House Criticism As Trump Denies Rift Over Coronavirus Pandemic

The comments followed by appeared to be a concerted campaign during the weekend and at the beginning of the week to undercut Fauci’s approach to the pandemic.

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Texas Man Charged In $1 Million Wire Fraud Scheme Of PPP Funds

The man was accused of wiring over $1 million from the Paycheck Protection Program for two business investigators found didn't exist until days before the applications.

Visitors pay their respects to George Floyd in front of a mural in Houston, Texas on Monday, June 8, 2020

George Floyd’s Family Sues City Of Minneapolis, 4 Former Police Officers Involved In Death

An attorney for the Floyd family said George Floyd was a victim of systemic racism in the Minneapolis Police Department and said this lawsuit could make it "financially prohibitive" for police to kill marginalized people in the future.

The Black Lives Matter protest movement has resonated particularly strongly with many in Australia

87 Breonna Taylor Protestors Arrested For Demonstration On Kentucky AG's Lawn

The protesters, seeking criminal charges against three Louisville police officers, included a member of the Houston Texans and two reality TV stars.

Alabama The Latest State To Issue Face Mask Requirement As Coronavirus Cases Climb

Alabama will require face masks when in public or close contact with other people for the next two weeks.

IMAGESUS President Donald Trump's first campaign rally since the start of the pandemic in Tulsa, Oklahoma was marred by empty seats.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Gov. Kevin Stitt and the Oklahoma health commissioner downplayed the possibility he contracted coronavirus at the Trump rally in Tulsa.

Nevada's governor has given the go-ahead for casinos in Las Vegas to reopen with restrictions, as countries across the planet ease up on economy-strangling lockdowns

Coronavirus Lawsuit: Nevada Bars Sue Over State’s Shutdown Order As Coronavirus Cases Climb

A total of 37 bars have filed a lawsuit over Nevada's shutdown orders, claiming they are being targeted by the governor.

White House trade advisor Peter Navarro, pictured in June 2020

Op-Ed Critical Of Dr. Fauci Forces White House To Distance Itself From Trade Adviser Peter Navarro

The op-ed reflects reportedly growing tensions in the White House between Dr. Anthony Fauci and members of the Trump administration.

District Attorney Cyrus Vance of New York tells a congressional hearing encryption being used by big tech firms can make it impossible to get access to some evidence even with a warrant

Fight Over Trump Tax Returns Not Over, President Indicates He'll Try Again To Quash NY Subpoena

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance is investigating whether any state laws were broken when Trump's personal attorney paid hush money during the 2016 campaign to two women who alleged they had had affairs with the president.

Trump began the July 14, 2020 press conference by announcing moves targeting Beijing over Hong Kong -- but swiftly veered into a long attack on his campaiign rival Joe Biden

Trump To Outline Changes In Key Environmental Act, Easing Requirements On Infrastructure, Energy Projects

The expected changes will reduce the number and types of projects subject to review under the National Environmental Policy Act.

US President Donald Trump reacted angrily to the Supreme Court rulings

President Trump, Ivanka Show Support For Goya During Boycott

Amid calls for customers to boycott the food company, President Trump took to Twitter to voice his support for the company, a potential violation of government ethics.

87 Face Felony Charges Over Breonna Taylor Protest At Kentucky Attorney General's Home

Among those arrested was 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Porsha Williams.

Jeff Sessions Concedes Republican Primary Bid For Alabama's Senate Seat To Newcomer Tommy Tuberville

Republican Tommy Tuberville, a political newcomer and former Auburn University football coach, will face incumbent Democrat Sen. Doug Jones in November.