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Social distancing measures are still in place in many countries even as governments look to restart economies

These States Are The Best And Worst At Social Distancing

How does the state that you live in rank for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic?

Midwest Derecho Leaves Over A Million Customers From Iowa To Indiana Without Power

The storm persisted for 14 hours on Monday, with wind gusts over 100 mph reported in Iowa and a tornado touching down in Chicago.

President Trump Calls John Bolton 'Dumb,' James Comey, Others 'Dirty Cops'

Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton (L) says President Donald Trump is not "fit for office"

Trump long has rejected allegations Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, saying he believed Vladimir Putin's denials, and more recently downplayed the credibility of reports Russia paid bounties to the Taliban to kill American troops.

Middle school pupils returned to class in France

More Than Half Of Students Will Learn Virtually This Fall, Burbio Study Finds

As many as 52% of students will work online this fall as many schools remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Brooklyn Man Allegedly Provided Instructions To ISIS On How To Conduct Attacks In New York City

The 41-year-old pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support or resources to a designated foreign terrorist organization.

Passengers wearing facemasks at Tianhe Airport in Wuhan. China says all new arrivals will have to prove they don't have coronavirus before boarding incoming flights

Trump Again Blames China For Coronavirus Pandemic: 'It’s China’s Fault'

Trump again points finger of blame at China for unleashing COVID-19 on the world.

Anthony Fauci, the top US infectious disease expert, has warned that the country is still 'knee-deep' in its first coronavirus wave

Georgia Coronavirus Poll Shows 46% Trust Dr. Fauci Over Trump To Lead COVID-19 Response

Georgians are deeply divided along party lines about the effectiveness of the federal and state response to COVID-19.

Trump Wants College Football To Resume Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Tweets #WeWantToPlay

President Donald Trump sounded off on the possibility of Power 5 conferences' discussions of canceling or postponing the 2020 college football season over COVID-19 concerns.

Devastating Derecho Storm Moves Across Midwest, Leaving Thousands Without Power

A fast-moving wind storm traveling across the Midwest has resulted in thousands of people losing their power.

Trump Escorted Out Of Press Conference By Secret Service After Shooting Outside White House

President Trump was temporarily escorted out of his press briefing on Monday due to a shooting outside the White House premises.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he will pick a woman as his running mate

Joe Biden Leading Donald Trump In Two Critical Battleground States, Polls Show

New surveys released by CBS/YouGov show Joe Biden with a 6-point lead over Donald Trump in the critical battleground states of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, as voters disapprove of Trump's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Video Shows Florida Police Officers Handcuffing 8-Year-Old Boy

A police chief has defended the officers who handcuffed the child.

California Church Defies State Gathering Mandate, Holds 3 Indoor Services Amid Pandemic

Godspeak Calvary Chapel Pastor Rob McCoy said, "We want to worship. And we're going to worship."

An Australian Antarctic Division image shows a âloose toothâ on the Amery Ice Shelf in eastern Antarctica

Nearly Half Of Canada's Last Ice Shelf Collapses, Measures Bigger Than Manhattan

Rising temperatures and open water were both listed as contributing factors to the collapse.

Motorcyclists, some coming from hundreds of miles away, fill the streets of Sturgis, South Dakota, as part of a huge cycle rally

South Dakota Sioux Tribe Set Up Checkpoints Along Reservation To Prevent COVID Spread In Sturgis

The checkpoints have faced legal challenges from state and federal officials, prompting a lawsuit by reservation authorities to uphold checkpoints.

Mrs. Nevada Pageant Audience Shut Out After Violating Gathering Mandate

About 200 attendees show up to watch the Mrs. Nevada pageant, who were ordered by police to leave the Las Vegas hotel.

Gun Seizures At US Airports Triple Compared To Last Year Despite Drop In Air Travel, TSA Says

15.3 guns were seized per million passengers last month compared to 5.1 in July 2019.

Washington Food Banks Stockpile During Pandemic, Raises Questions Over Quantity

The Washington State Department of Agriculture will only have food stockpiled to meet demand through the end of 2020.

White House, Gettysburg Are President Trump’s Top Picks For Republican Nomination Acceptance Speech

Trump in recent weeks was forced to abandon plans for a convention venue in Jacksonville, Florida, as coronavirus surged across the state.

The father of Michael Brown, attending the funeral of his son who was killed by a police officer

Four Arrested During Ferguson Protests On Anniversary Of Michael Brown Shooting

Police said protests remained peaceful until an alleged group of agitators caused the scene to turn chaotic, leading to the four arrests.

Illinois Makes Attacking Employees For Enforcing Mask Policies A Felony

With violent outbursts cropping up all over the country, Illinois has officially made attacking employees for enforcing mask mandates a felony.

Host Arrested As New Jersey ‘Pop-Up’ Party Shut Down Over Social Distancing Concerns

Over 300 people were in attendance at a "pop-up" party on Sunday, which ended when police arrived and broke up the gathering.

Nikki Haley resigned from Boeing's board of directors, saying she was philosophically opposed to company efforts to garner a government bailout

Former Governor Nikki Haley Slammed Over ‘Entitled’ Tweet To Popcorn Factory

Former Governor Nikki Haley was criticized after attacking the Popcorn Factory.

Baltimore Explosion Leaves 1 Dead, Others Trapped

A potential gas explosion in a residential area leveled three homes.

The US Environmental Protection Agency said plans to roll back limits on methane leaks from pipelines and wells would save the oil and natural gas industry millions -- but major oil corporations want current rules maintained

EPA To Roll Back Methane Monitoring For Natural Gas Pipelines, Report Says

The new rules are expected to be signed Thursday and roll back regulations implemented under the Obama administration over greenhouse gas and global warming concerns.

Georgia High School That Went Viral For Student-Packed Hallways Temporarily Shuts Down, 9 Test Positive

North Paulding High School will hold virtual classes on Monday and Tuesday while determining if students will return to the classroom on Wednesday.

Clorox Is Making More Disinfecting Wipes Than Ever Before, But High Demand Still Causing Shortage

Consumer demand is a big part of the reason why disinfectant wipes aren’t on store shelves, even though companies like Clorox are making millions of packages a day.