Trump Comments About Injecting Disinfectant May Have Lead To Rise In Accidental Bleach Poisonings
Cases of accidental poisoning from bleach or disinfectants have spiked in recent weeks.
Coronavirus Treatment: FDA Fast-Tracks Vaccine From Massachusetts Company
The FDA has fast-tracked development of a coronavirus vaccine using experimental RNA technology.
Iran Military Accident: 19 Sailors Killed In Major Training Exercise Accident
The Iranian military confirmed the deaths of 19 sailors after a missile accidentally struck a support vessel during a training exercise.
Coronavirus Relief: Twitter's Jack Dorsey Donates $10 Million To Prison Aid Program Founded By Rappers Jay-Z, Meek Mill
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey made to donation to help provide face masks to prisons during the coronavirus pandemic.
Melinda Gates Offers Harsh Criticism Of Trump’s Response, Handling Of Coronavirus
Philanthropist Melinda Gates had harsh criticism for President Trump's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus Deaths: Data Finds ‘Staggering’ Percentage Of Deaths In US Nursing Homes
New data being compiled has found a "staggering" percentage of U.S. coronavirus deaths have come from nursing homes.
Shark Attack: California Surfer Killed By Unknown Species In Monterey Bay
A well-known Santa Cruz surfer was killed in a shark attack on Saturday.
Dr. Fauci Quarantined After Exposure To White House Staffers Who Tested Positive For Coronavirus
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a major figure in the fight against coronavirus, has self-quarantined following exposure to an infected staffer.
Missing Utah Girls Updates: Authorities Continue Search For Two Teens Last Seen At Lake
A vigil was held for two teens that went missing on Utah Lake as the massive search effort is planned to wind down.
Tesla News: Elon Musk Sounds Off Once Again, Suggests Violation Of Civil Liberties
Tesla is suing health officials in Alameda County over the continued closure of its U.S. factory, while CEO Elon Musk has suggested that continued lockdown are violating civil liberties.
Coronavirus News: 3 New York Children Die From Mysterious Disease Linked To COVID-19
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has confirmed the deaths of three juveniles in New York state from a rare condition that may be linked to COVID-19.
Ahmaud Arbery Shooting: Former Police Officer Involved In Killing Had Previously Investigated Victim
A report surfaced this week about the past involvement of Gregory McMichael in the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery.
Coronavirus Testing: FDA Approves Quicker, Cheaper New Antigen Test
The FDA has approved the production of new antigen test variety that will be able to test millions a day.
Missing Utah Teens: Search Resumes At Utah Lake For Girls Missing Since Wednesday
Police in Utah are continuing their search for two teens that went missing on Utah Lake recently.
Missing Pennsylvania Teen Stole Family’s Minivan, Changed License Plate
A missing Pennsylvania teen is believed to have stolen his family's minivan and changed its license plate.
US Unemployment: Over 20 Million Private-Sector Jobs Lost In April Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
A new report from ADP suggests the worst job loss in the U.S. in nearly 100 years.
Lori Vallow Update: Family Of ‘Cult Mom’ Defend Her Innocence In New Interview, Believe Missing Children Are Alive
The mother and sister of "cult mom" Lori Vallow have defended her innocence in a new interview and said they believe her children are alive.
Coronavirus Solidarity: Irish People Send Help To Native American Tribes After 19th-Century Potato Famine Donations
In return for potato famine aid sent in the 19th Century, the Irish people have donated coronavirus relief funds to two Native American tribes.
Coronavirus NYC: De Blasio Blasts Trump As Backstabbing ‘Hypocrite’ For Refusing Bailouts For Blue States
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.
Michigan Man Arrested For Assault After Wiping Nose On Store Clerk's Shirt
A Michigan man was arrested on Monday for assault and battery after wiping his nose on the shirt of a Dollar Store clerk.
Missing North Carolina Couple: Two Bodies Found In Vehicle Potentially Connected To Case
A vehicle matching the description of one connected to a missing North Carolina couple has been found, containing two decomposing bodies.
Coronavirus Economic Impact: One Major City Suffers Worst Financial Quarter On Record
Owing to an ongoing recession and the outbreak of coronavirus, Hong Kong has reported its worst financial quarter in its recorded history.
Amazon Exec ‘Snapped,’ Quit Company After Workers Were Fired For Demanding Coronavirus Protections, Social Media Reacts
A senior VP and software engineer has quit Amazon over its handling of employees demanding better coronavirus responses.
Clarence Thomas Breaks Silence: Famously Quiet Justice Poses Questions During Court’s First Remote Hearing
Notoriously silent Justice Clarence Thomas broke his silence for the first time in over a year during the Supreme Court's first video conference session.
Man Wears KKK Hood To Grocery Store In San Diego
Officials are condemning a man spotted wearing a KKK hood at a California grocery store.
Lori Vallow Update: New Emails Show Mother Wondered If Her Children Had ‘Light Or Dark’ Spirits
Lori Vallow sought to find out if her now-missing children had "light or dark" spirits.
What Are ‘Murder Hornets?' Researchers Scramble As Vicious Insect Species Found In The US
A vicious species of Asian hornets has been found in Washington state, prompting a fast response from scientists.
Trump Slams MSNBC Woman Host, Calls Her A 'Lapdog' In Twitter Rant
Donald Trump has launched yet another Twitter rant against a TV news host critical of the GOP and his administration.
North Korea News: Days After Kim Jong Un 'Reappears,' Country Exchanges Gunfire With South Korea
Only days after leader Kim Jong Un allegedly reappeared publicly, North Korean forces exchanged gunfire with South Korea across the Demilitarized Zone.
Coronavirus USA: Republican Governor Backtracks On Reopening State After Surge In Cases, Deaths
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has walked back plans to reopen businesses in the state after a major surge in new cases.