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New York is racing to cut off a second wave of coronavirus infections

12 States That Have Imposed New Coronavirus Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Surge

More than a dozen states have released new coronavirus preventive measures, including mask mandates and limitations on social gatherings amid a rising number of cases.

87-Year-Old 'High Risk' GOP Senator Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa is third in the presidential line of succession, after Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Dolly Parton Net Worth: Country Music Star, Actress Donates $1 Million For COVID Vaccine

In April, Dolly Parton donated $1 million to coronavirus research at Vanderbilt University. More than seven months later, it's been revealed that Parton's donation helped fund Moderna's coronavirus vaccine.

US President-elect Joe Biden has tapped congressman Cedric Richmond (L) as senior advisor to the president as part of a series of appointments to fill out his White House before his inauguration on January 20, 2021

Who Is On Joe Biden's White House Staff? A Quick Look At Some Of The Early Appointments

The president-elect has several names that are set to join his team.

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Muslim Pro App Users’ Information May Have Been Harvested By US Military

The military may have also bought user data for the apps; Muslim Mingle, CPlus, Global Storms, and Accupedo, the report indicated.

College Admissions Scandal: Ex-Harvard Coach, Parent Arrested In $1.5 Million Bribery Case

Peter Brand is accused of accepting $1.5 million from Maryland Businessman Jie "Jack" Zhao to get his two sons into Harvard.

US President Donald Trump has refused to concede the November 3 election, and repeatedly said he intends to overturn the result through legal cases -- despite no evidence of mass fraud

Trump Attacks Republican Governor On Twitter After Election Comments

Appearing on CNN, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said it looked like Vice President Joe Biden is headed to the White House.

President Donald Trump was contradicted by a Fox News reporter over his claim that Joe Biden plans to defund the police

Newsmax Wants To ‘Overtake’ Fox News Without Becoming ‘Trump TV’

Christopher Ruddy said his Newsmax news outlet is not for sale, but is bent in taking on Fox News for viewership.

Cuomo vs. Trump: Coronavirus Vaccine Debate Heats Up With Lawsuit Threat

New York’s governor set up a task force to review federal plans for the distribution of an eventual vaccine for COVID-19.

White House Member’s ‘Irresponsible’ COVID-19 Tweet Prompts Pushback In Michigan

New three-week-long restrictions in Michigan were mandated by the state's Department of Health and Human Services.

How Trump’s Transition Of Power To Biden Affects COVID Numbers

“Of course, it would be better if we could start working with them,” Dr. Fauci said.

Louisiana Black Teen's Death: Family Suspects Racial Bias, Says Police Delayed Investigation

The family believes the cause of death is not drowning, and has requested an independent investigation.

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk's planned Tesla factory is the next vast construction site outside Berlin

Elon Musk Has Coronavirus? Suffers 'Minor' Symptoms Before SpaceX Crew-1 Launch

The Tesla founder said he believes he has a "moderate case of COVID-19" days after he tested both positive and negative for the virus.

US Coronavirus Cases Surpass 11 Million: States Impose New Lockdowns And Restrictions

The U.S. had just exceeded 10 million total novel coronavirus cases less than a week ago, making it the fastest the U.S. has added a million new cases since March.

Why Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner Pulled Their 3 Kids From A Posh DC School

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner’s children are no longer attending their exclusive private school in Washington.

Thousands of Trump supporters march along Pennsylvania Avenue, from Freedom Plaza to the US Supreme Court, as part of the "Million MAGA March" to push the discredited theory that fraud denied the US president rightful victory in the election

How Many Trump Supporters Went To ‘Million MAGA March’ In Washington, DC?

President Trump and the White House press secretary may have flubbed the numbers of who attended the “Million MAGA March.”

Supporters of US President Donald Trump protest outside the Philadelphia Convention Center

VIDEO: Violence Erupts At Million MAGA March In Washington, DC

Pro-Trump supporters and anti-Trump supporters broke out in fights Saturday in Washington, D.C., after the Million MAGA March demonstration.

Strong winds ripped the scaffolding off some buildings

Scaffolding Collapse In New York’s Hudson Yards Leaves Two Window Washers Injured

Two window washers suffered injuries while working in Hudson Yards.

Costco Is Offering Private Jet Membership, How Much To Become A Member

Costco is selling a private jet membership.

Supporters of US President Donald Trump gather in Washington, DC on November 13

Trump Supporters Mocked For ‘Million MAGA March’

The planned “Million MAGA March” has sparked criticism online.

Where Are You Most Likely To Contract COVID-19? New Study Reveals High-Risk Spots

A new study found there are several places where individuals can contract COVID-19.

People dining outside a restaurant in Manhattan as New York tries to get back its famous energy after the COVID crisis

Is Outdoor Dining Safe During COVID? Why Indoor Seating Might Be The Better Pick This Winter

The CDC in September was already warning of the heightened risks of dining out during the pandemic.

This Is How Americans Would Spend A Second Stimulus Check This Holiday

A Franklin Templeton-Gallup survey finds 22% would spend more on gifts than last year if they got another stimulus check.

Former American college football coach Tommy Tuberville won a US Senate seat for Alabama, a boost for Republicans seeking to maintain control of the chamber in the November 3, 2020 election

Tommy Tuberville Slammed For Latest Interview After Defeating Doug Jones

Incoming Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville missed the mark on everything from the branches of government to the characteristics of Nazi Germany.

Graduate student found dead in Kutztown University dorm room

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Student Dies In Residence Hall

Authorities suspect no foul play and found ‘multiple’ liquor bottles in the dorm room of the 32-year-old graduate student.

Arkansas police searching for 29-year-old Latarius Howard involved in fatal police shooting.

Police Officer Killed In Motel Shooting: Helena West, Arkansas Suspect In Custody

The 29-year-old suspect was wanted for another shooting in early November.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot visits McCormick Place Convention Center in April 2020 as part of it was converted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Chicago Mayor’s Call To Cancel Thanksgiving Plans Amid COVID Rise Gets Mixed Reactions

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot outlined new restrictions in the city as state-wide cases of COVID-19 top the 12,000 mark.

People eat in the cafeteria at the Google campus near Venice Beach, in Los Angeles

Big Tech Grows Silicon Valley’s Racial Disparities With Blue Collar Layoffs

Nationwide, the unemployment rate among minorities is greater than the national average, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Heavy rain from storm Eta caused the Ulua river to overflow and flood large areas of El Progreso, Honduras

Extreme Weather: Tropical Storm Eta Dumps Violent Rain On Florida, One Man Electrocuted

Tropical Storm Eta swept across northern Florida on Thursday from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic, finally moving away from the state after dumping torrents of rain and leaving at least one person dead.