The man was accused of wiring over $1 million from the Paycheck Protection Program for two business investigators found didn't exist until days before the applications.
An attorney for the Floyd family said George Floyd was a victim of systemic racism in the Minneapolis Police Department and said this lawsuit could make it "financially prohibitive" for police to kill marginalized people in the future.
The protesters, seeking criminal charges against three Louisville police officers, included a member of the Houston Texans and two reality TV stars.
Alabama will require face masks when in public or close contact with other people for the next two weeks.
Gov. Kevin Stitt and the Oklahoma health commissioner downplayed the possibility he contracted coronavirus at the Trump rally in Tulsa.
A total of 37 bars have filed a lawsuit over Nevada's shutdown orders, claiming they are being targeted by the governor.
The op-ed reflects reportedly growing tensions in the White House between Dr. Anthony Fauci and members of the Trump administration.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance is investigating whether any state laws were broken when Trump's personal attorney paid hush money during the 2016 campaign to two women who alleged they had had affairs with the president.
The expected changes will reduce the number and types of projects subject to review under the National Environmental Policy Act.
Amid calls for customers to boycott the food company, President Trump took to Twitter to voice his support for the company, a potential violation of government ethics.
Among those arrested was 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Porsha Williams.
Republican Tommy Tuberville, a political newcomer and former Auburn University football coach, will face incumbent Democrat Sen. Doug Jones in November.
The court granted the pipeline's owner, Energy Transfer LP, an administrative stay so it may file briefs to have it reopened.
The daughter of Trump's older brother came in an interview about her new book about their family.
It is the latest example of President Trump's apparent tone deaf approach to race during his political career.
Grace, who has ADHD, reportedly had difficulty in completing her schoolwork after the COVID-19 pandemic made her school to switch to online classes.
Hospitals should directly report detailed information daily to the new centralized system, managed by TeleTracking, a health data firm with headquarters in Pittsburgh.
The delayed tax filing season has put a strain on the U.S. Treasury, ballooning the deficit as the government increased spending to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
She has had a number of health issues that date back to 1999, including colorectal, pancreatic and lung cancer.
Admiral Brett Giroir, Trump's coronavirus testing czar, indirectly hits back at Trump for calling doctors liars bent on destroying the economy.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization together recommend people wear face coverings indoors.
The anti-COVID-19 vaccine mRNA-1273 from Moderna Inc. is reported to have produced robust immune response in all 45 volunteers involved in a Phase 1 clinical trial.
Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell plead not guilty to her criminal charges, and was deemed to pose a significant flight risk by a Manhattan judge.
The decision was announced in federal court in Boston during a hearing on a court order sought by Harvard and MIT blocking implementation.
CDC chief Robert Redfield praised the recent decision by Trump to wear a mask, and claimed face coverings could help the federal government get the current outbreak better under control.
The admiral in charge of the coronavirus testing program says the nation's leading health experts don't lie, but they do make mistakes.
A large house party in Saline, Michigan, exposes several partygoers to COVID-19, with even more individuals suspected to have the virus.
Kelly raised $12.8 million in the second quarter of the year, with 89% of his contributions coming from donations smaller than $100.
Companies claim that the raises are no longer warranted due to a decline in "panic buying."
The Hallmark actress may have taken the step due to the fact that she is anticipating a specific financial hurdle down the road.