CDC Removes Warnings And Guidelines About Coronavirus Aerosol Exposure
The agency said the original post was "a draft version" and not meant to be put up during the weekend.
US Declares New York City, Seattle, Portland As Anarchist Jurisdictions, Threatens Funding
The Department of Justice cited rising gun and violent crime rates, changes and cuts to policing, and failure to prosecute protesters as reasons for the designations.
COVID-19 Deaths In U.S. Near 200,000 As Multiple States Battle Renewed Case Surges
Some health institutes warned deaths could surge significantly, possibly surpassing 375,000, as the U.S. enters the fall and winter flu season.
Tropical Storm Beta To Bring More Flooding To A Storm-Weary Gulf Coast
Flash flooding and storm surges are expected along the Texas and Louisiana coastlines as the storm moves inland on Monday.
August Complex Fire Grows As California Fire Crews Struggle To Contain Fires
Another firefighter was killed fighting the El Dorado fire southeast of the August Complex fire.
Louisville City Council Offers Mayor Greg Fischer A Choice - Rebuild Public Trust Or Resign
The Louisville, Kentucky, City Council offered a list of recommendations for the mayor to regain public trust in the aftermath of Breonna Taylor's death.
US Coasts Ready For Double-Whammy From Tropical Depression 22 And Hurricane Teddy
Tropical Depression 22 is forecast to grow as it approaches Texas while Hurricane Teddy storm swells could produce dangerous tides along the East Coast.
The Rich Got Richer By $845 Billion During The Coronavirus Pandemic, Report Says
A report from progressive think-tank Institute for Policy Studies outlined the growing economic disparity between the wealthy, and middle- and lower-class Americans.
One Story – FBI Director Wray's Testimony on Antifa – But Three Different Takes By Media
Analysis of Christopher Wray's testimony highlights the division and agendas driving major outlets in today’s political climate.
Who Is Amy Dorris? Former Model Is Latest To Accuse Trump Of Sexual Assault
Dorris accused Trump of touching her inappropriately and forcefully kissing her at the 1997 U.S. Open tennis tournament.
Coronavirus News: Europe's COVID-19 Surge Is A 'Wake-Up Call,' WHO Says
The ECDC also warned the strain on European healthcare systems from the recent case surges could worsen going into winter.
As Sally Weakens And Recovery Begins, Round 2 Could Be Forming In The Gulf Of Mexico
At least one person was killed in Alabama from the storm as nearly 600,000 customers were without power along the Gulf Coast.
When Will The US 'Get Back To Regular Life?' CDC Director Gives Insight About Coronavirus Vaccine Effects
CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield spoke about a potential timetable during a hearing with the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee.
Eli Lilly Posts Positive 'Proof Of Concept Data' From Coronavirus Antibody Treatment Trials
The company said it already is manufacturing the drug in hopes upcoming trials continue yielding positive results.
A White Nebraska Bar Owner Was Indicted For The Fatal Shooting Of A Black Protester, Four Months After The Shooting
The bar owner is facing multiple charges, including manslaughter, for the altercation where he argues he acted in self-defense.
Violate Coronavirus Mandates In Indonesia And You Get To Dig Graves
Indonesia has struggled to control the spread of coronavirus since the first confirmed cases in March.
Extreme Weather 2020: Thousands Without Power As Hurricane Sally Lands In Alabama
Over 675,000 customers along the Gulf Coast were without power as widespread flash flooding was reported from heavy overnight rain.
'Historic' Flooding On The Way As Hurricane Sally Crawls Toward Gulf Coast
The National Hurricane Center warned some areas of the Gulf Coast could get as much as 30 inches of rainfall over the next few days.
'Significant' Dollars For Breonna Taylor's Family, But No Charges Against Louisville Officers Yet
The criminal investigation was set to be heard before a grand jury, but the Kentucky Attorney General's office provided no further details.
As Oregon Burns, Legislature Wants to Cut Forestry Funds; Gov. Brown Threatens Veto
Gov. Kate Brown said she plans to issue multiple vetoes to the proposed state budget to preserve funds going to the state forestry department fighting the wildfires.
Trump Called Out For ‘Support Our Troops’ Campaign Ad's Russian Connections
The ad by the Trump Make America Great Again Committee features three MiG-29 fighter jets and at least one soldier armed with Russian weapons.
Is There Life On Venus? Gas On Earth Detected In Planet's Atmosphere
Scientists were excited at the prospect of what the discovery represents given the chemical being an oddity within Venus' atmosphere and the planet's proximity to Earth.
Hurricane Sally Upgraded From Tropical Storm, Remains On Path For Landfall Along Louisiana, Mississippi
Areas of southern Louisiana were order to evacuate their homes and head toward New Orleans for protection within the city's levee system.
Navalny's Improving Health And New Test Results Increase Pressure On Russia And Putin
French and Swedish lab results confirm Germany's results showing the opposition leader was poisoned and Russian paramedics who treated Navalny contradicted his original diagnosis.
Who Is Lana Marks? Iran Allegedly Targeting US Ambassador In Retaliation For Soleimani Assassination
The U.S. ambassador to South Africa is better known for her luxury handbags carried by celebrities.
Amazon Hiring 100,000 Employees To Meet Online Shopping Demands From Pandemic
New hires will be paid $15/hour or more and some will receive a $1,000 hiring bonus.
Bahrain Joins UAE In Reaching Agreement With Israel To Normalize Relations
The agreement makes Bahrain the fourth Arab nation to officially recognize Israel along with the UAE, Egypt, and Jordan.
Conspiracy Theories About Antifa, Proud Boys Spreading As Fast As Oregon Wildfires
Officials say false information is hindering the effort to fight the deadly fires.
On 9/11 Anniversary, Report Accuses Treasury Of Withholding Millions From First Responders Fund
Director of the FDNY World Trade Center Health Program said the U.S. Treasury Department withheld almost $4 million between 2016 and 2020.
Tensions Flare Between Union And City Officials Over Firing Of Four Houston Police Officers
The officers were fired for their actions while attempting to detain a mentally-disturbed man in April which ultimately led to his death.