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US President Donald Trump wears protective goggles during a visit to a Honeywell plant that manufactures personal protective equipment in Phoenix, Arizona

Coronavirus US Response: Trump Tweets That Cases Down, Despite Evidence To The Contrary

A shortage of tests, states rushing to reopen, and Trump's own image show have all contributed to the ongoing growth in pandemic numbers.

Coronavirus Relief: Twitter's Jack Dorsey Donates $10 Million To Prison Aid Program Founded By Rappers Jay-Z, Meek Mill

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is donating more than a quarter of his wealth for COVID-19 relief efforts

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey made to donation to help provide face masks to prisons during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ahmaud Arbery Shooting: Georgia Man Arrested For Making Online Threats Toward Protesters

With around 400 million users, India is Facebook's biggest market

Rashawn Smith was arrested by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for the alleged threats posted on Facebook.

Former WWE Superstar Alberto Del Rio Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence

Alberto Del Rio was arrested in San Antonio and released on $50,000 bail.

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US President Donald Trump (L) and Attorney General William Barr

Over 1,900 DoJ Alumni Condemn AG Barr Over Handling of Flynn Case

Over 1,900 Department of Justice alumni signed a statement excoriating Attorney General William Barr for “assaulting the rule of law” by moving to dismiss the case against President Trump’s former National Security Adviser, Michael Flynn.

Joe Biden has won Nancy Pelosi's endorsement for US president

Biden Slams Trump On Coronavirus Testing, Says White House Failing To Keep Americans Safe

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden says Trump obviously understands how important testing is to keep himself healthy but is denying it to the rest of the country.

Texas Shooting: 6 People, Including 5-Year-Old Girl, Wounded In Shootout Between Feuding Families

Police said the injuries were not life-threatening and everyone is expected to make a full recovery.

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

Coronavirus Challenge: There Are Not Enough Glass Vials To Package A Vaccine When It Is Finally Made

A chorus of experts have repeatedly raised the alarm about glass shortages and the immense logistical challenges of scaling up efforts to distribute a coronavirus vaccine once it is completed.

Vice President Mike Pence was at a conference along with Trump attended by delegates who later tested positive for the coronavirus

Pence Had CEOs Remove Face Masks During Iowa Event

A Pence staffer could be seen asking the five business leaders to remove their masks

coronavirus ravages the United States of America

Party Guest Who Joked Having COVID-19 Ends Up Infecting Others

The “index case,” or the first patient identified with the disease, was said to be coughing and not wearing any face covering.

Protesters gather outside the Texas State Capitol in Austin to voice opposition to stay-at-home orders and other measures aimed at slowing the coronavirus pandemic

Texas Party Goes Bloody Amid COVID-19 Outbreak, 5 People Shot

A Texas party with around 600 partygoers gets broken up by a shooting that wounds five people, seriously injuring two.

South Dakota Governor Threatens Two Native American Tribes With Lawsuit Over Coronavirus Checkpoints

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem is threatening to take two Sioux Tribes in her state to court for “illegally” establishing coronavirus checkpoints on a state highway.

The Iwo Jima Memorial in Washington. World War II veteran Philip Kahn, who has died of the coronavirus at the age of 100, fought at the Battle of Iwo Jima

Texas Woman Drives Over Veteran Gravestones During World War II Commemoration

A woman in minivan tried to avoid traffic inside a veteran’s cemetery by driving over the graves of veterans.

President Trump Congratulates UFC 249 For Historic First Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Florida is one of the few states who declared sports as an “essential business.”

Medical personnel transport a body at the Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey on April 16, 2020

New Jersey Veterans Home Sees More Than 70 Dead During Coronavirus Outbreak

A nursing home for former military personnel in New Jersey sees 72 deaths due to COVID-19. The elderly are more likely to die from the coronavirus.

Georgia Murder-Suicide: Man Shoots Ex-Lover, Her Brother Before Killing Self

According to officials, a female resident of the home informed police that she had been hit in the abdomen and that the male shooter was dead.

scientists tell white house warm weather not likely to drive away coronavirus

COVID-19 Cases Among Staff Urge White House To Observe Physical Distancing, Face Masks

Secret Service agents who are “close to the president” and those within the vicinity of the Oval Office will start wearing face masks.

A man wearing gloves and a face mask walks by a mural reading "Cancel Plans Not Humanity" in Los Angeles, California

Coronavirus Recovery: These US Cities Will Recover Quickest From COVID-19, Study Reveals

Poised to stage the earliest recoveries from the COVID-19 economic catastrophes are cities not that heavily populated but with highly-educated residents.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has asked Congress for an additional $250 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program

Coronavirus US Death Toll Hits 80,773; Mnuchin Warns 'Very, Very Bad Second Quarter'

Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin warns of a "very, very bad second quarter" as COVID-19 continues to stoke unemployment to horrific levels.

Shark Attack: California Surfer Killed By Unknown Species In Monterey Bay

A well-known Santa Cruz surfer was killed in a shark attack on Saturday.

The bespectacled Anthony Fauci is one of President Donald Trump's point people on the coronavirus crisis -- and has become something of a pop culture icon

Dr. Fauci Quarantined After Exposure To White House Staffers Who Tested Positive For Coronavirus

Dr. Anthony Fauci, a major figure in the fight against coronavirus, has self-quarantined following exposure to an infected staffer.

Missing Utah Girls Updates: Authorities Continue Search For Two Teens Last Seen At Lake

A vigil was held for two teens that went missing on Utah Lake as the massive search effort is planned to wind down.

5-Month-Old North Carolina Baby Found With Broken Ribs, Fractured Skull, Mother Arrested

Health officials found the baby had a spiral fracture of the upper left arm, multiple broken ribs, a fractured skull, and a previously broken wrist.

A police officer mans the entrance to a coronavirus (COVID-19) testing center in Hansen Dam Park in Pacoima, California

Are There Enough Coronavirus Tests? A Look At The Numbers As States Prepare To Reopen

The Harvard Global Health Institute says the U.S. will need to conduct more than 900,000 tests a day as states continue to reopen.

President Donald Trump continues to bash President Barak Obama on Twitter.

In Leaked Audio, Obama Slams Trump Coronavirus Response, Concerned About DOJ Dropping Flynn Case

The former president said Trump's response to the coronavirus has been an "absolute chaotic disaster."

California Mother Throws 1-Year-Old Son, Pulls Toddler By The Hair, Video Shows

Tulare County Sheriff’s Deputies say they received a report of possible child abuse that was posted on social media.

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 News: 3 New York Children Die From Mysterious Disease Linked To COVID-19

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has confirmed the deaths of three juveniles in New York state from a rare condition that may be linked to COVID-19.

Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden (L) says Donald Trump's campaign is being allowed to spread misinformation on Facebook as a result of the social network's policy avoiding fact-checking of political speech and ads

How Are Donald Trump's Approval Ratings? Joe Biden Gaining In 2020 Race As Support Wanes For Republicans

Public perception of Trump's handling of the ongoing coronavirus crisis could be negatively impacting his approval ratings.

Ahmaud Arbery Shooting: Former Police Officer Involved In Killing Had Previously Investigated Victim

A report surfaced this week about the past involvement of Gregory McMichael in the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery.

Coronavirus deaths in the US are on the rise, topping 75,000 this week

Coronavirus Testing: FDA Approves Quicker, Cheaper New Antigen Test

The FDA has approved the production of new antigen test variety that will be able to test millions a day.

It remains yet to be seen whether virus-caused slaughterhouse closures will lead to prolonged meat shortages in US grocery stores

Meat Shortage News: Union Against Reopening US Plants Amid Worker Deaths From Coronavirus

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said Friday that 14 meatpacking plants closed due to the virus would reopen within the next seven to 10 days.

Missing Utah Teens: Search Resumes At Utah Lake For Girls Missing Since Wednesday

Police in Utah are continuing their search for two teens that went missing on Utah Lake recently.

Only the health workers in charge of tracking potential coronavirus cases have access to the data collected

Coronavirus Despair: 75,000 Americans Projected To Die From Suicide And Overdose

A study by the Well Being Trust estimates the deaths to range between 27,644, assuming the economy recovers quickly, and 154,037 in a slow-recovery scenario.

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Coronavirus Update: South Carolina Reopening Dine-In Restaurants At 50% Capacity On May 11

South Carolina will begin allowing diners to eat at their favorite restaurants Monday (May 11) as Gov. Henry McMaster announced the resumption of dine-in services in a limited capacity.

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