Result Page 484 for Latest National News & Archive

Coronavirus Long-Term Effects: Oregon Woman Suffering From COVID-19 Since March

"I get these feelings, like surges of adrenaline, inside my body and it just courses," Chelsea Alionar said of her coronavirus symptoms.

Ohio State University Professor Illegally Used US Grant Funds To Develop Scientific Expertise For China, Charged

Song Guo Zheng was taken into custody May 22 from Alaska as he was getting ready to board a charter flight to China.

Georgia Man Charged With Stealing U.S. Military Equipment In Afghanistan Part Of Theft Ring

Quincy was indicted with one count of each of “conspiracy to defraud the United States and to commit theft of property of value to the United States, theft of property of value to the United States, and making false official statements.”

Michael Cohen Returns To Prison For Refusing To Agree To Terms Of His Home Confinement

Michael Cohen was rearrested when he objected to one of the conditions for formally moving him from furlough to home confinement, which his lawyers called an effort to deprive him of his First Amendment rights.

More news

The Mississippi state flag (R) is seen outside the governor's office at the state capitol building in Jackson, Mississippi -- Governor Tate Reeves has said he will sign the bill to change the flag into law

26 Legislators Test Positive For Coronavirus From Outbreak In Mississippi Capitol

State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs said 36 people -- both legislators and employees -- tested positive in the last week for coronavirus.

Republicans Consider Moving Presidential Nominating Convention Outdoors As Coronavirus Cases Spike In Jacksonville, Florida

The convention was moved to Jacksonville, Florida, from Charlottesville, North Carolina, because Gov. Roy Cooper had insisted on social distancing and other coronavirus mitigation efforts.

The US Supreme Court issued two rulings in cases involving President Donald Trump's financial records

Supreme Court Rules Around 3 Million Acres Of Land In Eastern Oklahoma Is Native American Land

Justices voted 5-4 in favor of the Muscogee Tribe, with Justice Neil Gorsuch breaking with the Supreme Court's conservatives and penning the court's opinion.

Kentucky Man Who Planned School Shooting Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison

Over the next few months, Jarrell purchased an AR-15 rifle with a bump stock, high capacity magazines, ammunition and body armor.

The Supreme Court rulings could have long-term implications for the ability of lawmakers to scrutinize presidents

Supreme Court Opens Way For Trump Tax Returns To Be Turned Over To New York Prosecutors

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance is investigating campaign law violations stemming from payoffs to two women who claimed they had affairs with the president.

Kentucky Man Sentenced To 10 Years For Planning School Shooting At Former High School

Dylan Jarrell was arrested in 2018 for his plot to shoot up his former high school and pleaded guilty to federal charges stemming from the attempted shooting in 2019.

Supporters of US President Donald Trump listen to him speak at his Tulsa campaign rally

Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sees Surge Of Coronavirus Cases, Health Officials Say Trump Rally Was A Possible Source

Tulsa County health officials reported nearly 500 new cases in two days with potential more cases in the coming days.

Jodi Arias Update 2020: Case, Whereabouts Examined Following Travis Alexander Murder Trial

A closer look at Arias' history following her 2013 court appearances.

Workers queue for a coronavirus test at the Westfleisch meat processing company in Hamm as all require a test after a spike in cases at their slaughterhouse

More Than Half Of Hispanic Meat And Poultry Workers Have Tested Positive For COVID-19: CDC

Among all the COVID-19 cases reported across meat and poultry facilities, almost 9 in 10 were racial and ethnic minority workers.

KIND Issues Voluntary Recall Of Oats & Honey Granola Due To Undeclared Allergic Ingredient

More than a million people in the U.S. are allergic to this ingredient.

US Adolescents Exposed To Night-Time Artificial Light, Sleep Lesser And Suffer From Mental Disorders

A recent study pointed out that light pollution could impact the sleep and mental health of adolescents in the U.S.

The Seattle 'no cop' zone is described as an urban experiment, mostly carried out with a festival-like atmosphere

Driver Charged After Plowing Through Seattle Protesters, Killing One And Injuring Another

A surveillance video showed Kelete's luxury vehicle speeding down the freeway while swerving around cars that were supporting the protesters.

wearing of face masks should be a national requirement

US Daily Coronavirus Cases Will Hit 240,000 By November If Masks Not Used, Restrictions Eased

The simple acts of wearing face coverings and keeping social distancing will save America from having to deal with a raging, catastrophic pandemic by November, as projections by the IHME show.

Biden Says Will Reverse Trump's Decision, Rejoin WHO On His First Day As President

Joe Biden says he will reverse President Trump's decision to withdraw from the WHO on his first day as president.

Bed Bath & Beyond Store Closings: 200 Stores Permanently Close As Sales Plunge 50%

The company said the store closures could help generate annual cost savings ranging from $250 million to $350 million, excluding related one-time costs.

Democrat Joe Biden (R) is likely to face off against Republican Donald Trump in the November 2020 presidential election

Tara Reade Allegations: University of Delaware Sued Over Joe Biden Records

Conservative groups DCNF and Judicial Watch file a joint lawsuit against the former vice president's alma mater.

A US biotech firm Moderna has reported 'positive interim' results in early testing of a vaccine candidate

You Can Receive The First Experimental Coronavirus Vaccine: Here's How To Join Trials

"You will be part of something special," said one of the doctors leading the large-scale vaccine trials, which will begin in late July or early August.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is among the prominent Republicans to don masks as the US coronavirus outbreak worsens

Second Coronavirus Stimulus Check: White House To Limit Relief Package To $1 Trillion Or Less

Congress might approve the fourth stimulus package by mid-August but Democrats and Republicans will have to compromise a lot to get the job done.

Joe Biden, the Democratic National Committee and related fundraisers brought in a staggering $141 million in June, the campaign's best fundraising month ever and $10 million more than Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee

Election 2020 Poll: Trump Catching Up With Biden; 'Very Concerning,' Says Democrat Pollster

Joe Biden beats Trump in two more polls, but one by Hill-HarrisX shows Biden ahead by only 4%.

A memorial to George Floyd, painted on a wall in Minneapolis

George Floyd Pleaded For Breath 20 Times, New Body Camera Transcript Reveals

Floyd also begged, “Please don’t shoot me Mr. Officer, please" as he was being handcuffed and brought to the squad car.

Teachers Union Boss 'Double Dog Dares' Trump Over Coronavirus School Reopening: 'Breathe That Air'

National Education Association President Lily Eskelsen Garcia said that the teachers want the children back in school but emphasis must be given on reopening in-person classes "safely."

Two critical care nurses don protective equipment at Sharp Grossmont hospital in La Mesa, California

US Coronavirus: California Cases Hit Record-High 9,500 In One Day; Arizona Doctors 'Losing Hope'

COVID-19 continues to mercilessly pummel Arizona and California and has triggered a large spike in new cases and hospitalizations.

husband of California Karen fired from his job as video of him and his wife confronting a Filipino man gained viral status

What Is The CAREN Act? San Francisco Official Proposes Bill To Criminalize Racially Biased 911 Calls

The proposed ordinance would outlaw a racist behavior that has gone viral in recent years.

A woman wearing a face mask orders food at the window of a restaurant in Miami Beach -- south Florida is slowly reopening

Republican Miami Mayor Says He Won’t Commit To Voting For Trump As President Falls Behind In Florida Polls

Mayor Francis Suarez said he wants to look at both candidates in November's election, as Trump's reelection chances dwindle in Florida.

Vice President Mike Pence speaks at a June 26, 2020 briefing of the US coronavirus task force, alongside top health advisor Anthony Fauci

Pence Says CDC Guidelines Will Be Changed After President Trump Tweets Disapproval

Vice President Mike Pence claimed that the guidelines would be reexamined as the President pushes for students to return in the fall.

President Donald Trump meeting rapper Kanye West in the White House on 11 October 2018

Is Kanye West A Serious Presidential Candidate? Experts Weigh In As Filing Deadlines Approach

The hip-hop mogul has no foreign policy stance, opposes abortion, supports prayer in schools, opposes the death penalty, would clean up chemicals, sees a need to unify the country and would consult God before making any decisions.

Lori Vallow Update: Newly-Released Court Document Illustrates Past Concern For Tylee Due To 'Sustained' Conflict

New information continues to come to light regarding the relationship Vallow once had with her children.

NY Governor Andrew Cuomo, in a March 27, 2020 file image, said 540 people had died in his state of 20 million inhabitants in the preceding 24 hours

Coronavirus In The Classroom: Andrew Cuomo Says Reopening Schools Is A 'State Decision,' Not Donald Trump's

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he has been working with school administrators and educators to create a possible reopening plan for schools and will have an official announcement in August.