A Pennsylvania man was arrested following an incident where he and a year-old child almost tumbled into a creek.
A complaint filed last month with the House Oversight Committee claims that those assigned to secure personal protective equipment (PPE) for hospitals are poorly matched with the job.
A medical researcher at the University of Piittsburgh was found dead inside his home. A second person was found dead in a car nearby.
116 employees who work at a pork processing plant in Guymon have tested positive for COVID-19, the virus caused by the novel coronavirus.
Officers who responded to the bar saw six men in body armor and armed with rifles standing outside.
Judge Analisa Torres of the Southern District of New York has ruled that the Democratic presidential primary will be held in June, despite attempts to cancel it. The judge also ruled that Senator Bernie Sanders, who ended his campaign on April 8, be returned to the ballot.
The Army performed a test of its Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) weapon system prototype to validate the technology.
Bereft of its customers, people-based service firm Uber now plans to fire 20% of its workforce of some 27,000 persons.
Trump assured everyone that he and his administration are working hard and doing everything they can to help, including sending “vast amounts of money” and making sure this money reaches the people who need it.
A long line of customers was seen outside of a barbershop in Washington when it reopened business despite the lockdown orders.
A salon owner in Dallas has landed in jail for seven days after she refused to follow the government's stay-at-home orders and restarted her business ahead of the reopening plans for Texas.
The company first notified the county health department May 1 it had tested an employee for COVID-19 and received a positive result.
Some schools in Montana are set to reopen and welcome back students Thursday (May 7), making the state one of the firsts to resume the traditional classroom setting in America after a two-month coronavirus lockdown.
Trump is set on reopening the battered U.S. economy despite the untrammeled rise in COVID-19 cases and admits more Americans will die because of this.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said state-at-home orders will remain in effect until May 30, but also unveiled his "Restore Illinois" plan to reopen businesses and return part of the public's activities.
With COVID-19 cases and deaths in the U.S. rising remorselessly, Trump announces his decision to disband the White House coronavirus task force.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has taken President Trump to task over his refusal to push bailouts for certain states due to their Democrat leaders.
A Michigan man was arrested on Monday for assault and battery after wiping his nose on the shirt of a Dollar Store clerk.
Montana has traditionally a GOP stronghold in recent presidential elections.
The administration likely will wind down the coronavirus task force by Memorial Day even though the pandemic has yet to peak.
Scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory say one mutation that surfaced at the end of February managed to make its way to New York by mid-March and has replaced the original virus as the dominant form.
A new report revealed what the alleged victim had to say about a specific comment.
A vehicle matching the description of one connected to a missing North Carolina couple has been found, containing two decomposing bodies.
Police urged the public not to share the sexual assault video of the teenager if anyone received it.
The Seattle City Council has voted to approve a bill that extends rent-related eviction protection for tenants. It states that landlords may not evict residential tenants when evictions based on failure to pay would force them to leave properties within six months of the rent moratorium's end.
Kawasaki disease is characterized by an inflammation of the blood vessels and lymph nodes, and can lead to fatal heart attacks.
A federal judge has asked for an inquiry into how a judicial vacancy was created in a key federal court
The actress and director penned an open letter to Senate and House leadership asking for the increased benefits, citing families whose children relied on meals from now closed schools.
The driver exited the SUV and dropped two cardboard boxes on the road before returning to the vehicle and drove away from the officer.
In a live broadcast, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro claimed two American “mercenaries” failed in their attempt to remove him from power.