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The CARES Act issued a 120-day ban on evictions, and while all but five states are imposing this moratorium, investigations by The American Prospect and BuzzFeed News find that landlords are still evicting their tenants in direct violation of the law.

The shooting occurred after the two got into an argument over the stepson going out despite Georgia's shelter-in-place order to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Abigail Disney calls out Disneyland and its executives for enjoying payouts at the expense of laid-off employees.

Around six deaths and several major damages were reported as tornados ripped through Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana on Wednesday evening which lasted up until Thursday. Weather forecasts reported that the severe weather conditions are moving up to the north and east and would hit Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas later in the day.

James Troutman, a lawyer in Louisville, Kentucky, allegedly threatened Gov. Andy Beshear in a pair of Facebook posts that have since been deleted.

Scientific officials have faced recrimination from President Trump this week for contradicting the White House's official line on the coronavirus.

Deaf advocates said that the ASL is needed more than ever to help the deaf community understand deeper the many issues surrounding the virus.

Pastor Jamal Bryant said he was banding with several other prominent black pastors across the state to keep their churches shuttered in a united show of resistance.

Last week's filings pushed the five-week total to 26 million with little hope life will return to normal soon.

A man who was to be arrested by authorities in Florida tried to wriggle out of it by claiming he was down with the coronavirus.

The disease has already swept across China and is currently cutting a swath of illness, death, and economic turmoil through Europe and the U.S.

U.S. officials are working on a plan to donate excess ventilators to African countries; Trump recently claimed he is the "king of ventilators."

Specifically, three tigers and three African lions, who had a cough, tested positive for the coronavirus, along with one tiger that did not develop a cough.

The town of Onalaska in Polk County was the worst hit. Schools in the town have also lost power and people needing shelter were asked to go to Dunbar Gym in Livingston.

Their mother was outside smoking a cigarette at the time, having forgotten she left the loaded gun next to the family's couch.

Results of a Quinnipiac University poll revealed 72% of Florida voters think the state should not loosen its social distancing rules at the end of April.

The FDA asserted the new at-home coronavirus test will be as safe and accurate as those performed in doctor's offices. They'll be sent to patients' homes and then required to be sent to LabCorp with a swab intact once complete.

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman is supporting and calling for the reopening of the strip amid the coronavirus pandemic, but she refuses to issue any safety measures and social distancing guidelines.

The Fairfax County police in Virginia arrested 30 men Tuesday for soliciting sex from minors.

"Shark Tank" judge Mark Cuban is realistic about the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and said that this is "going to be brutal" on the economy.

Rep. Vernon Jones, D-Ga., formally announced Wednesday that he is resigning from his post after receiving attacks and harassment from the Democratic Party for his support of President Donald Trump.

Texas accounted for around 22,000 of over 123,000 jobs lost during March in the energy space.

County health officials said the factory accounted for 182 of the 374 confirmed cases of coronavirus.

Police in Virginia are still searching for three young children after their father turned himself in.

Zachariah Wicker, 21, of Perry County, who was under investigation for possessing child abuse image, was arrested.

Officials had ordered the park filled with 37 tons of sand to discourage residents from violating state closures and follow social distancing guidelines.

John McDaniel, who had referred to the pandemic as a "political ploy," passed away after a near-month long battle against the coronavirus

The U.S. will be halting the issuance of green cards for at least two months in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

A new ACLU study finds that current projections for total COVID-19 deaths in America does not include jail populations and once factored in to the models, it finds that the actual death rate could double current projections.