Despite a push from Trump to open the country in May, that may be too soon
Friends and family of missing Gretchen Anthony said they received strange texts from her days after she was last seen at her home in Jupiter, Florida.
Some U.S. churches still plan to hold Easter Sunday services for thousands of worshipers despite state stay-at-home orders.
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., both have proposed similar programs that differ greatly in size and scope, but the basic concept is the same: The government should pay worker's salaries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Republicans realize winning in the fall depends on swaying the public's view of Trump's coronavirus response
The "disturbance" began after a reported argument between inmates and staff over frustrations with COVID-19 measures.
Even as Biden becomes the apparent candidate, Democrats are looking elsewhere.
The new order requires residents to wear face protection each and every time they leave their homes, even if they are just going for a stroll in the neighborhood.
Alberto Camacho, who works at TSA's Acquisition Program Management office, passed away on April 3 after testing positive for the virus.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer said the extension was unavoidable as Michigan reported the third highest number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
Quotes to remember the importance of siblings in one’s life.
A team of 40 medics from the Army National Guard is dispatched toward a veterans home in Paramus to help with nursing duties.
Joe Biden is soon expected to reveal his choice for running mate and a certain former attorney general from California seems to be it.
New York State might now be in the place where it's long wanted to be during its desperate fight against COVID-19: flattening the curve.
Both hydroxychloroquine, which Sanofi sells under the brand name Plaquenil, and the related compound chloroquine, an anti-malarial drug, are being studied worldwide as potential weapons in the coronavirus fight.
The man was taken into custody in December last year for choking his wife. Later that month, he was released on bail and was banned from contacting the victim while on bond.
Last Tuesday was described as the city's deadliest day of violence in almost two years.
The March 2020 data recorded the lowest nitrogen dioxide levels of any March since 2005.
COVID-19 is killing more people under the age of 50 compared to those in Europe and China.
A woman from New York City was charged with manslaughter after she shoved and killed an 86-year-old woman who was breaking the social distancing guidelines.
Reports claimed the burials were no longer being done by inmates but private contractors wearing protective suits.
Americans with direct deposit arrangements will start receiving their $1,200 electronic checks from the IRS.
Governor Ron DeSantis, R-Fl., has yet to decide when public schools in Florida must reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A new research has claimed that the first COVID-19 cases in New York came from travelers from Europe and not Asia.
Detroit's Sinai-Grace Hospital is so inundated with patients affected by COVID-19 that patients are passing away in its emergency room before they've received treatment.
The world will reach another horrific COVID-19 milestone: 100,000 deaths since the first death was reported in China on January 11.
The largely Republican panel said Gov. Laura Kelly was overreaching her authority.
A new legal document was filed on Wednesday.
Peter Lucas allegedly stole four boxes of surgical masks, totaling around 200 masks, March 19-23.
CNN said this was done to pressure the network into airing the full daily coronavirus briefings at the White House that can typically run two hours.