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Kristin Smart Update: California Police Conduct Search At Home Of Person Of Interest In 1996 Disappearance

Police searched the Los Angeles home of Paul Flores, who has been a person of interest in Kristin Smart's case since her disappearance.

Elizabeth Warren’s Brother Dies From Coronavirus

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, one of the top Democrats hoping to challenge Trump for the presidency, said he is "threatening to commit war crimes"

Donald Reed Herring, the oldest brother of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., died Tuesday night in Norman, Oklahoma after testing positive for the coronavirus three weeks ago.

Landlords Are Illegally Evicting Tenants in Violation of the CARES Act

The CARES Act issued a 120-day ban on evictions, and while all but five states are imposing this moratorium, investigations by The American Prospect and BuzzFeed News find that landlords are still evicting their tenants in direct violation of the law.

Georgia Police Arrest Stepfather For Allegedly Killing His Stepson Over Quarantine Argument

The shooting occurred after the two got into an argument over the stepson going out despite Georgia's shelter-in-place order to curb the spread of coronavirus.

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US President Donald Trump speaks during a Coronavirus Task Force press briefing at the White House in Washington, DC

US Deaf Community Pushes White House To Use Sign Language During COVID-19 Briefings

Deaf advocates said that the ASL is needed more than ever to help the deaf community understand deeper the many issues surrounding the virus.

Georgia’s Governor Faces Black Backlash For Early Reopening Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Pastor Jamal Bryant said he was banding with several other prominent black pastors across the state to keep their churches shuttered in a united show of resistance.

Another 4.4 Million Americans Are Jobless As COVID-19 Continues Its ‘Heartbreaking’ Path Of Destruction

Last week's filings pushed the five-week total to 26 million with little hope life will return to normal soon.

Arrested Florida Man Put Fake Coronavirus Warning On His Door To Avoid Authorities

A man who was to be arrested by authorities in Florida tried to wriggle out of it by claiming he was down with the coronavirus.

Clinical trials on vaccines against the new coronavirus COVID-19 were approved in Germany and launched in Britain

Coronavirus Vaccine Study: Hundreds Of Volunteers To Be Infected With COVID-19

The disease has already swept across China and is currently cutting a swath of illness, death, and economic turmoil through Europe and the U.S.

US President Donald Trump during his daily briefing on the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, on April 21, 2020

Coronavirus News: 'King Of Ventilators' Trump Pats Himself On The Back As US Sending Devices To Other Countries

U.S. officials are working on a plan to donate excess ventilators to African countries; Trump recently claimed he is the "king of ventilators."

The Malayan tiger Nadia who tested positive for COVID-19

4 More Tigers, 3 Lions Test Positive For COVID-19 At Bronx Zoo

Specifically, three tigers and three African lions, who had a cough, tested positive for the coronavirus, along with one tiger that did not develop a cough.

Texas Tornado Damage: 3 Killed, Dozens Of Homes Destroyed In Polk County, Disaster Declaration Issued [Photos, Videos]

The town of Onalaska in Polk County was the worst hit. Schools in the town have also lost power and people needing shelter were asked to go to Dunbar Gym in Livingston.

Colorado Toddler Accidentally Shot, Killed By 7-Year-Old Brother With Shotgun

Their mother was outside smoking a cigarette at the time, having forgotten she left the loaded gun next to the family's couch.

Majority Of Florida Voters Against Relaxing Social Distancing Rules: Poll

Results of a Quinnipiac University poll revealed 72% of Florida voters think the state should not loosen its social distancing rules at the end of April.

An elderly home worker is tested for novel coronavirus near Paris

At-Home Coronavirus Tests As Accurate As Those Performed In Doctor's Office: FDA Commissioner

The FDA asserted the new at-home coronavirus test will be as safe and accurate as those performed in doctor's offices. They'll be sent to patients' homes and then required to be sent to LabCorp with a swab intact once complete.

Coronavirus Update: Las Vegas Mayor Won't Give Businesses Reopening Guidelines, 'Better Figure It Out'

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman is supporting and calling for the reopening of the strip amid the coronavirus pandemic, but she refuses to issue any safety measures and social distancing guidelines.

Operation COVID Crackdown: 30 Men Arrested In Virginia For Soliciting Sex From Minors

The Fairfax County police in Virginia arrested 30 men Tuesday for soliciting sex from minors.

'Shark Tank' Judge Mark Cuban Believes Coronavirus 'Going To Be Brutal' On Economy

"Shark Tank" judge Mark Cuban is realistic about the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and said that this is "going to be brutal" on the economy.

Democrat Trump Supporter Resigns From Congress; Claims Attack And Harassment From Party

Rep. Vernon Jones, D-Ga., formally announced Wednesday that he is resigning from his post after receiving attacks and harassment from the Democratic Party for his support of President Donald Trump.

With demand hammered by the lockdown and producers still pumping oil, the crude market has gone into meltdown

US Economy: Texas Projected To Lose More Than 1 Million Jobs Due To Coronavirus, Oil Surplus

Texas accounted for around 22,000 of over 123,000 jobs lost during March in the energy space.

Coronavirus News: Tyson Foods Closes Iowa Pork Factory As Virus Cases Mount

County health officials said the factory accounted for 182 of the 374 confirmed cases of coronavirus.

Missing Virginia Children Update: Amber Alert Continues For Three Children After Father Surrenders

Police in Virginia are still searching for three young children after their father turned himself in.

8-Month-Old Baby Raped By Ohio Man, Predator Charged Amid Child Porn Investigation

Zachariah Wicker, 21, of Perry County, who was under investigation for possessing child abuse image, was arrested.

Skateboarding -- Olympic effort to get down with the kids

VIDEO: Closed California Skate Park Filled With Sand Attracts Dirt Bikers, Skateboarders During Coronavirus

Officials had ordered the park filled with 37 tons of sand to discourage residents from violating state closures and follow social distancing guidelines.

The novel coronavirus originated in the animal kingdom and jumped to humans

Ohio Man Who Criticized Shutdown Measures During Pandemic Dies From Coronavirus

John McDaniel, who had referred to the pandemic as a "political ploy," passed away after a near-month long battle against the coronavirus

Coronavirus Immigration Ban: Trump Restricts Green Cards, Hints At Further Restrictions

The U.S. will be halting the issuance of green cards for at least two months in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

A number of countries, including Iran, have released prisoners because of the coronavirus

COVID-19 Could Kill Double the Current Projection If Jail Populations Not Reduced: ACLU Study

A new ACLU study finds that current projections for total COVID-19 deaths in America does not include jail populations and once factored in to the models, it finds that the actual death rate could double current projections.

People leave after being tested for he for the coronavirus (COVID-19) at Elmhurst Hospital Center in Jackson Heights in New York

COVID-19 Response Team Created To Address NYC's Surging Discrimination, Harassment Reports

The “dedicated” team will best serve New Yorkers during these uncertain times.

US COVID-19 Update: Earliest Known Coronavirus Deaths In US Traced In California County

The earliest coronavirus deaths in California happened in the first week of February.

Anti-lockdown protests in several US states drew hundreds of people

Non-Protester At Lockdown Protest Site Kidnaps Cameraman In ‘Gross Misunderstanding’

A KTTV news team was reporting on a protest over the continuing shutdowns required by coronavirus in Huntington Beach when Christien Petersen approached the reporter and cameraman.