Arthur Villasanta

Former vice president Joe Biden will be Super Tuesday's big winner and the new Democratic front runner.

Vice president Mike Pence, the administration's coronavirus czar, might have been exposed to COVID-19 last week.

Iran now has enough enriched uranium to produce one more nuclear bomb, a fact that confirms the failure of Trump's maximum pressure campaign aimed at preventing this from occurring.

King County, the COVID-19 hotspot in Washington state, reports more ill-effects of the outbreak on its government services.

COVID-19 continues to rage in Washington state, which incurred its ninth death Tuesday.

Trump may lose re-election in November if based purely on his low approval rating.

Heavy job losses continue to plague the retail industry and job losses are hitting New Jersey hard.

Wall Street is poised to take another wild swing -- this time to the downside -- as futures point to another selloff on Tuesday.

Right-wing pundit Jesse Watters calls on China to apologize for unleashing COVID-19 on the world.

Rumors Trump will dump Mike Pence continue to fester within the GOP, and Democratic pundit Paul Begala is fanning those flames.

Arizona and New Hampshire are on heightened alert for an outbreak of COVID-19 within their borders.

Washington State reported four more deaths from COVID-19 Monday, indicating a far greater spread of the disease than previously estimated.

Bill Gates is pouring money into developing a vaccine for COVID-19.

Joe Biden will likely win most of the Southern states on Super Tuesday, boosting his momentum towards the nomination.

Washington State now has 13 confirmed COVID-19 cases and two deaths -- the only deaths from the disease thus far in the U.S.

Harried investors hold their breath to see if Wall Street will tank Monday or show signs of life in a modest recovery.

Two more infections in Washington are raising fears the state might become the country's COVID-19 hotspot.

Pete Buttigieg ends his campaign to win the presidential nomination after a brave try that points to another run at the presidency.

There will be no live concerts for Korean megagroup BTS for as long as COVID-19 remains rampant in South Korea.

New York City is gearing-up for what it sees will be the inevitable invasion of COVID-19.

The $26 billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint is expected to see 30,000 employees lose their jobs.

President Donald Trump has always said the strong stock market and economy will get him re-elected. COVID-19 might deny him this win.

Polls strongly suggest former vice president Joe Biden will make a massive comeback to win big in South Carolina.

A whistle-blower alleges untrained and improperly equipped DHHS employees were sent to assist Americans evacuated from Wuhan and the Diamond Princess.

The Turkish Army Friday launched airstrikes against the Syrian Arab Army and its allies after a devastating bombing attack Thursday killed 34 of its men.

Wall Street is in for five straight days of losses as concerns over the effects of COVID-19 on the U.S. economy mounts.

The new COVID-19 vaccine soon to undergo clinical trials might be too expensive for the average American to afford, Azar hints.

Rasmussen Reports has Trump beating Bernie Sanders badly on November 3.

Orange County declared a local health emergency to prevent COVID-19 repatriates from China and Japan from being quarantined in Costa Mesa.