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With COVID-19 cases and deaths in the U.S. rising remorselessly, Trump announces his decision to disband the White House coronavirus task force.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has taken President Trump to task over his refusal to push bailouts for certain states due to their Democrat leaders.

A Michigan man was arrested on Monday for assault and battery after wiping his nose on the shirt of a Dollar Store clerk.

Montana has traditionally a GOP stronghold in recent presidential elections.

The administration likely will wind down the coronavirus task force by Memorial Day even though the pandemic has yet to peak.

Scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory say one mutation that surfaced at the end of February managed to make its way to New York by mid-March and has replaced the original virus as the dominant form.

A new report revealed what the alleged victim had to say about a specific comment.

A vehicle matching the description of one connected to a missing North Carolina couple has been found, containing two decomposing bodies.

Police urged the public not to share the sexual assault video of the teenager if anyone received it.

The Seattle City Council has voted to approve a bill that extends rent-related eviction protection for tenants. It states that landlords may not evict residential tenants when evictions based on failure to pay would force them to leave properties within six months of the rent moratorium's end.

Kawasaki disease is characterized by an inflammation of the blood vessels and lymph nodes, and can lead to fatal heart attacks.

A federal judge has asked for an inquiry into how a judicial vacancy was created in a key federal court

The actress and director penned an open letter to Senate and House leadership asking for the increased benefits, citing families whose children relied on meals from now closed schools.

The driver exited the SUV and dropped two cardboard boxes on the road before returning to the vehicle and drove away from the officer.

In a live broadcast, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro claimed two American “mercenaries” failed in their attempt to remove him from power.

A leaked conference call revealed Trenton city councilwoman Robin Vaughn using profane and homophobic language

Major supermarkets are warning that meat shortages may be coming earlier than expected as the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect consumers and producers.

Grab your best tequila and prepare to make a memorable batch of margaritas on Cinco de Mayo 2020.

Tigers that live in cramped spaces with little or no hygiene factors are, just like humans, highly susceptible to be infected.

A 25-year-old allegedly pushed a Texas park ranger into a lake in the middle of the ranger’s explanation about social distancing rules.

Some officials in California are concerned of people infected with the coronavirus coming into America from across the southern border.

A hospital in Santa Cruz, California, received an anonymous donation in the amount of $1 million for its employees fighting the dreaded coronavirus.

New York, which tops the list as the state with the most COVID-19 cases and deaths, looks forward to gradually re-opening its economy after May 15.

The first official reports of COVID-19 in France were reported in January. However, doctors at a Paris hospital found evidence coronavirus may have been in France earlier than what researches believed.

A woman from Kentucky, who was shopping at a local food mart, explained that she had to cut a hole on her face mask because it made it "easier to breathe."

The Kewaunee County Sheriff's Department reported that 71-year-old Dennis A. McMillan shot Laura M. McMillan, 56.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services set up a website where employers may fill out their report, which could potentially affect the workers' unemployment benefits.

California, once the country's COVID-19 epicenter, will allow a few business sectors to reopen Friday.

The U.S. is unprepared for a spike in COVID-19 cases and deaths arising from the ill-advised reopening of business in many states.