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As some states issue new lockdown measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, more small businesses could demand PPP funds.

The two states pushed hard to reopen businesses early, reported that 14.1% and 13.1% of all COVID-19 tests given on Saturday were positive, respectively.

African Americans are still contracting COVID-19 – and dying from it – at rates twice as high as would be expected based on their share of the population.

For the second time in as many weeks, President Trump touts that another round of stimulus money is on its way.

Rockets target US interests despite arrests: Iraq military

West offered no further details on his supposed campaign, four months before the November election, and it is unclear if he has officially registered to run for office.

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Virus sours July 4 celebrations in US as Mexico cases soar

A controversial peace plan unveiled by Trump in January promised U.S. backing for Israel to annex swathes of the West Bank, including Jewish settlements considered illegal under international law.

Trump's angry words, virus darken US July 4th weekend

The three major news networks saw record-breaking spikes in viewership amidst a tumultuous second quarter.

The presumptive Democratic nominee's odds continue to improve while President Trump has endured slumping approval ratings in recent weeks.

President Trump recently visited the completed portion of the wall as he prepares to once again make it a focal point of his campaign.

In places such as New York, the eclipse will cross from Saturday evening to early Sunday.

The U.S. will soon conduct a military exercise in the South China Sea with two nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, but the timing of the drills coincide with some Chinese naval activity in the region.

Dominican Republic vote goes ahead despite virus threat

Amid US virus struggle, Trump visits Rushmore and bemoans racial protests

"I think, that people are a little uneasy about the government calling the shots here," National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Dr. Francis Collins said.

Legal experts said that the new security law will change the legal system of Hong Kong, allowing mainland operatives to make arrests in the region with impunity.

Until other ASEAN nations can agree on a code of conduct for the South China Sea, China will continue to take strides to strengthen its position. The COVID-19 pandemic is playing havoc with face-to-face negotiations delaying any agreements.

Bolsonaro fans applaud his maverick virus response