Jude Xerxes

The Trump Administration reclassified churches and other places of religious worship as “essential.”

Police are claiming the man, who later died at a hospital, was suffering from “medical distress.”

Tourists from countries with low levels of novel coronavirus infections could be allowed to travel freely without a mandatory 14-day quarantine.

The woman’s body was found 40 miles and a decade apart.

The parents were on their way home from their son’s high school graduation ceremony when a pickup truck collided with their car.

The suspect, a 23-year-old college senior, was last seen in Pennsylvania.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging caution when using pools and water playgrounds as COVID-19 continues to spread statewide.

The owners of Atilis Gym in Bellmawr, New Jersey, called the closure “Governor [Phil] Murphy’s tricks.” They defied state lockdown orders during the coronavirus pandemic.

Queen Elizabeth II will honor Captain Tom Moore’s efforts to help fight the coronavirus pandemic with a knighthood.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a shorter version of guidelines for reopening the U.S. economy than the one the White House previously shelved.

An F-35A Lightning II from the 58th Fighter Squadron crashed while was attempting to land at the Eglin Air Force Base in the Florida Panhandle Tuesday night.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer warned that Midland could be under nine feet of water after two dams are breached by floodwaters.

A strip club south of Cheyenne, Wyoming will open its doors to customers, among the first in the nation to do so.

Doctors are warning that a strange new condition affecting children who test positive for COVID-19 could be seen more frequently.

A viral video by Japanese broadcaster NHK showed just how easy viruses like the novel coronavirus causing COVID-19 could spread using a black light experiment.

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

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.

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem is threatening to take two Sioux Tribes in her state to court for “illegally” establishing coronavirus checkpoints on a state highway.

A woman in minivan tried to avoid traffic inside a veteran’s cemetery by driving over the graves of veterans.

A nursing home for former military personnel in New Jersey sees 72 deaths due to COVID-19. The elderly are more likely to die from the coronavirus.

Ben Stiller announced that his father Jerry, who he worked with on various projects including "Zoolander," died of natural causes.

The Supreme Court heard its first cases by teleconference. It may have also been the first time that a toilet flush was heard during oral arguments.

Vineland, NJ police are charging an 18-year-old for the death of his neighbor, a corrections officer.

Frontier CEO Barry Biffle told lawmakers in a letter that it was not the company’s intent to profit from the safety of passengers.

California is set to receive $247M in refunds from a $1B deal with a Chinese manufacturer for a delay in delivering face masks.

Video shows at least 20 bodies being removed from a nursing home in New York City. Official state data allegedly shows only five COVID-19 deaths in the facility.

California Governor Gavin Newsom said counties that reopened early are making a “big mistake.”

A medical researcher at the University of Piittsburgh was found dead inside his home. A second person was found dead in a car nearby.

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