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The Trump administration has sent mixed messages amid the outbreak.

Mark Meadows will be Trump’s fourth White House chief of staff, after Mick Mulvaney, John Kelly and Reince Priebus.

The suit filed Friday was the third in little more than a week against a major news outlet.

Romney signals he won't oppose subpoena to investigation Bidens.

Coronavirus is more infectious than the flu. The 1918-19 pandemic killed as many as 50 million people worldwide.

The bill was worked out by bipartisan negotiators on Wednesday and received final congressional approval Thursday.

The nonpartisan Brennan Center for Justice examined social media posts by accounts linked to the Kremlin troll farm, Internet Research Agency.

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US intelligence agencies still spy on US Citizens. Judge praises FBI for making some changes.

"We fundamentally changed the substance of this race" -- Warren

WHO said 93,090 people have tested positive for the pathogen, which has killed at least 3,200 worldwide.

The updated report did caution that there is a "perceived" link between gaming and slightly aggressive behavior.

The U.K. decision to allow Huawei on to its 5G network angered President Trump.

Tennessee remains under a state of emergency as recovery and rescue crews work across central Tennessee.

The Federal Open Markets Committee meets March 17-18.

President Trump and his supporters have tried to frame the events as an attempt by Biden to interfere in an investigation to protect his son.

His latest comments came on Tuesday before the president was scheduled to participate in the oath-taking ceremony of some newly appointed officials in Malacañang, the presidential palace in Manila.

Trump, never one to lose an opportunity to publicly eviscerate his political rivals, got to the job with his favorite cyber weapon Super Tuesday night.

Trump has grown increasingly concerned about a "deep state" in the federal bureaucracy which seeks to undermine his presidency.

Iran could be stockpiling nuclear material as a defensive strategy, amid tensions with the United States.

At a meeting with health experts about the development of a coronavirus vaccine, Trump evidenced little knowledge of how vaccines actually work.