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Russian officials told CNN that the country plans to have an effective vaccine by Aug. 10, despite statements from western public health officials that a vaccine would not be ready in 2020.

A nonpartisan watchdog claims the Trump campaign used "pass through" companies to conceal $170 million in spending, with the organization urging the Federal Elections Commission to launch a probe into the matter.

Rap star and Birthday Party candidate Kanye West has already landed on the Oklahoma ballot and has filed to appear in Missouri.

Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon has a lead over Susan Collins in a new poll, with the majority of Maine voters disapproving of President Trump's job performance.

The head of Germany's public health agency expressed concern over a spike in COVID-19 infections, and urged Germans to remember social distancing measures.

Although the Trump administration will allow some "Dreamers" to extend their protection from deportation, the federal government is no longer accepting new DACA applications.

The Biden administration would make billions of capital available to minority entrepreneurs, in order to jumpstart the creation of businesses in disadvantaged areas.

Joe Biden double-digit margins in two new polls released on Monday, but there are a few situations that could bolster Trump's reelection chances.

The Commerce Department on Monday petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to review liability protections for companies such as Facebook and Twitter, as Trump continues to rail against perceived anti-conservative bias on social media.

If congress fails to pass an extension of the Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors program, mass layoffs in the aviation industry would occur in October.

President Trump's legal team believes Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. overstepped his legal authority by issuing a subpoena for eight years of the President's tax returns and financial documents from his longtime accounting firm, Mazars USA LLP.

President Trump's pick for the next ambassador to Germany, Douglas Macgregor, has defended Trump's troop withdrawal from Syria, and called for more non-interventionist foreign policies.

COVID-19 constraints have forced the first presidential election on Sept. 29 to be moved from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana to a site in Cleveland.

Biden voters are more anxious than Trump voters about the state of the race, after the GOP incumbent pulled off a surprise win against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden leads Donald Trump in North Carolina, a state the incumbent won by 3.7 points in 2016.

The French government is promoting "railway highways," an eco-friendly initiative to encourage companies to use the country's rail network to deliver food and goods.

Several congressmen gathered at the Capitol rotunda to honor the civil rights icon and Georgia representative.

The Democrat is leading Trump in the crucial swing states of Michigan, Florida and Arizona, according to polls released by CNN on Sunday.

Russians in the country's far east continue to express their indignation at the Kremlin over the arrest of Khabarovsk Krai governor Sergei Furgal, with demonstrators believing the murder charges against him are politically motivated.

Treasury security Steven Mnuchin said he is willing to work quickly and negotiate with Democrats to pass more stimulus legislation, as the economy suffers from the impact of COVID-19.

White House adviser Larry Kudlow said more $1,200 checks would be coming to Americans as part of a new Republican bill to boost the economy amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Trump's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with Biden's ties to Scranton, could help the presumptive Democratic nominee win back Pennsylvania.

North Korea is being accused of breaching its annual import limit of 500,000 barrels of refined petroleum products a year, with Russia and China the main nations conducting deliveries to the isolated Asian nation.

E-commerce giants Amazon, Wish and Google have recently removed white supremacist products and content, as society shows greater concern towards racist symbols in popular culture and online following the death of George Floyd.

The U.S. economy is in its worst shape since the Great Depression, with a stunning 47% of Americans believing their jobs won't return.

Paul slammed Cuomo's decision to send COVID-19 patients to nursing homes, saying it drove up New York's death toll.

Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said the virus could kill as many as 300,000 Americans by the end of the year, and suggested that states should implement stricter measures to halt the spread.

As COVID-19 cases surge in Texas, the Lonestar State is now a toss-up race between Biden and Trump.

Roy Den Hollander could be linked to not only a shooting at the home of federal judge Esther Salas, but also the murder Marc Angelucci in California.