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President Donald Trump is the first US president since Richard Nixon in the 1970s to refuse to release his tax returns

Coronavirus US Death Toll Overcounted? Trump Questions Accuracy Of Data, Sources Reveal

President Donald Trump is pressing CDC to change the way it counts deaths from COVID-19, saying the current numbers are inflated.

Breonna Taylor Shooting: Family Sues Over 'Botched Police Raid,' Hires Lawyer Representing Family Of Ahmaud Arbery

Breonna Taylor's family has retained the services of attorney Ben Crump, who is representing the family of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia.

Senate Just Allowed FBI To Search Your Browser History Without Warrant

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell hailed the unanimous passing of the $2 trillion lifeline

An amendment added by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., that would have required the Justice Department to show probable cause before collecting data under the Patriot Act failed to pass the 60-vote threshold, as 59 Senators voted for it.

Kentucky Murder-Suicide: Man Shoots Child Before Killing Self Inside Apartment

The relationship between the man and the child remains unknown, police said.

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Arrested Florida Man Stabbed Victim Using DIY 'Throwing Star’ Amid COVID-19 Lockdown

Police arrested a Florida man who allegedly tried to stab his victim with a "homemade throwing star."

Will The US Presidential Election Happen In November? Trump Adviser Jared Kushner Suggests Possible Delay

The presidential son-in-law and senior adviser later said he is unaware of any discussions along those lines. Biden has said it wouldn't surprise him if Trump tries to delay the Nov. 3 general election.

Trump Approval Rating Improves To 51%: 'It's Really Fascinating'

Trump's poll number on Hill-HarrisX polls have been inching upwards and stood at 51% in the latest survey taken May 6.

US President Donald Trump wears protective goggles during a visit to a Honeywell plant that manufactures personal protective equipment in Phoenix, Arizona

Coronavirus Impact: Trump Administration Spends Billions To Help Low-Income And Uninsured Patients

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany has assured Americans that there is no shortage of equipment in the fight against the coronavirus.

Man With KKK Hood As Coronavirus Mask Won't Be Charged, California Sheriff Says

The man who wore a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) hood as a coronavirus mask while shopping at a grocery store in California will not be criminally charged despite the outrage, the sheriff confirmed Monday.

Coronavirus Update: Washington Restaurants Required To Log Customers For Contact Tracing

Restaurants planning on offering dine-in services in the state of Washington will have to comply with a new government order to log customers for contact tracing.

Mmore than 100 vaccine research projects are under way around the world, according to an analysis published Monday

Coronavirus Vaccine Unlikely To Arrive In 2020: 'It Doesn’t Look Very Promising'

An AI confirms statements by healthcare experts a usable vaccine against COVID-19 won't be ready for widespread public use within 2020.

Coronavirus Update: Ice Cream Customers Harass Young Staff; Teen Receives $30,000 In Donations

A Massachusetts ice cream shop was forced to shut down a day after reopening because the customers harassed its young staff.

Tens of millions of people have lost their jobs around the world in shutdowns designed to limit the spread of the coronavirus

LA County Stay-At-Home Order Extended Until August As Coronavirus US Deaths Hit 83,377

Los Angeles County has announced its intent to extend its stay-at-home order until August out of an abundance of caution.

Texas Man Killed In Shooting Outside Laundromat, Appeared To Be 'Targeted'

Multiple suspects were seen fleeing the scene of the shooting, though police have not been able to identify the suspects or the vehicle.

Missing Utah Girl: One Child Missing, Sister Dead After Flash Flood In State Park

Flash flooding ripped through Goblin Valley State Park in Utah on Monday.

Republican Senator Mitt Romney said Trump's call for China and Ukraine to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden was 'wrong and appalling'

US Coronavirus Response: Romney Slams Trump On Testing, Says 'Nothing To Celebrate'

Some experts say the U.S. far behind the amount of testing needed to control the outbreak.

Anti-lockdown demonstrations in the US over the weekend drew hundreds of people in states including Colorado, Texas, Maryland, New Hampshire and Ohio

Coronavirus Enforcement: Restaurant Loses License After Video Shows It Packed On Mother’s Day

A restaurant in Colorado has been shut down indefinitely after a video showed it allowing a huge crowd of dine-in customers despite ongoing shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Texas Murder-Suicide: Man Stabs 44-Year-Old Woman Multiple Times Before Killing Self

The woman was found in a pool of blood after being stabbed multiple times by the suspect.

Lori Loughlin and husband Mossimo Giannulli

College Admissions Scandal Update: Lori Loughlin's 'Only Chance' Of Beating Charges Discussed By Prosecutor

In recent months, the Hallmark actress and her defense team have had to deal with a variety of critical remarks.

Trump Comments About Injecting Disinfectant May Have Lead To Rise In Accidental Bleach Poisonings

Cases of accidental poisoning from bleach or disinfectants have spiked in recent weeks.

coronavirus outbreak could extend to jails and create super-spreaders according to new study commissioned by aclu

VIDEO: Watch Los Angeles Prison Inmates Allegedly Try To Get Coronavirus To Get Out Of Jail

Inmates in the Los Angeles County jail system were caught on security cameras sharing water and masks to try and contract the virus.

A view of the US Supreme Court in Washington; in May 2020 for the first time the nine justices, confined at home by the pandemic, have heard arguments by phone

Why Haven't Trump's Taxes Been Released? Lawyers Argue To SCOTUS That Returns Shouldn't Go Public

The president's attorneys argue before the Supreme Court that he is immune from criminal investigation and objected that a New York subpoena had similar wording to those issued by Congress.

Missing Colorado Woman: Police Ask For Public's Help In Search For Recreational Biker

Suzanne Morphew was last seen leaving for a bike ride near a local highway on Sunday.

Democrat Joe Biden (R) is likely to face off against Republican Donald Trump in the November 2020 presidential election

How Is The Coronavirus Affecting The Presidential Election? Trump, Biden Report Fundraising Figures

The Trump team reportedly had a total of $255 million cash in the bank, as of April.

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Coronavirus Senate Testimony: Fauci Warns Of 'Serious' Consequences If Mitigation Ignored

Drs. Anthony Fauci, Robert Redfield and Stephen Hahn testified before the Senate Health Committee as President Trump pushes for business as usual.

Governor Gavin Newsom imposed stay-at-home orders on all 40 million Californians on March 19

Poll: Governors Who Reopened States Early Have Lower Approval Ratings than Governors Who Didn't

While the anti-lockdown protests have received much attention in the media, there is virtually no evidence that support for them is widespread.

Racism In The US: Anti-Semitic Incidents Surge Amid Extremist Rhetoric

The Anti-Defamation League reports 2,107 anti-Semitic incidents in 2019, including three that resulted in fatalities.

Reopening Massachusetts: ‘Uncomfortable’ Governor Announces Economic Plan In 4 Phases

Republican Governor Charlie Baker announced a four-phase plan to reopen Massachusetts using cautious language that one critic said “was not a plan.”

Two Suspects Arrested For Fighting Target Employees For Not Wearing Face Masks

As they approached the exit, one of the suspects suddenly turned around and punched one of the employees in the face.

California Inmates Appear To Intentionally Infect Themselves With Coronavirus For Early Release

Video released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office shows a group of men allegedly trying to infect themselves with the coronavirus in an attempt to be released early.

US President Donald Trump speaks as US Vice President Mike Pence and other senior White House officials have pointedly ignored advice to wear masks, leading to speculation it is a coordinated decision to downplay the severity of the crisis.

President Trump, Vice President Pence To 'Maintain Physical Distance' From Each Other

The decision came in the wake of the president's personal valet testing positive for COVID-19 last week. Vice President Pence's press secretary, Katie Miller, also contracted the virus.

UA Simon Saw-Teong Ang professor arrested on wire fraud charge

Thousand Talents Program: Professor Secured Millions In NASA Grants By Hiding China Ties

If convicted, the fraudster could be looking at up to 20 years behind bars.

How Melania Trump Is Working With Children During This Pandemic

Melania Trump has been doing a lot of virtual calls and she has also been providing resources and tools to parents while engaging with people on social media.