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Our constitutional history teaches us that we do not have to choose between our democracy and public health.

Worden's family said he died in his sleep in Houston

WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Wednesday that he is reassessing his campaign, raising questions about whether he will drop out after losing three more states and falling prohibitively behind Joe Biden in the 2020 race.

Some people worry letters and packages could worsen the outbreak — here's what the United States Postal Service says.

Is marijuana essential during the coronavirus pandemic? That seemed to be the question this morning as people flocked to Las Vegas-area dispensaries to stock up after Gov. Steve Sisolak ordered ...

Coronavirus cases spike 40 percent in one day

There have been dozens of bias incidents against Asian Americans nationwide connected to coronavirus, groups say.

Starting now, “asylum seekers,” the new word for illegal aliens who jump the border, will be immediately deported to Mexico. And anyone who shows up at a port of entry better have a green card or another valid ID.

While it surely is a sign of something broken in our society that NBA teams like the Brooklyn Nets and celebrities are able to be tested for coronavirus, even when showing no symptoms, while much of the general public cannot get access to testing, the problem to focus on is much more the latter than the former.

The ATP and WTA tennis competitions have extended the suspension of their seasons until June 7 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the two tour organisers announced Wednesday.

Sky are now offering their customers the opportunity to pause their sports subscriptions because there is not much live sport taking place. Sky have confirmed in a statement that subscribers to its satellite service now have a new option to pause their subscription without penalty.  The statement said: “While we expect that many of the...

Detroit's Big Three automakers plan to temporarily close all U.S. factories as the coronavirus sweeps across the country.

Ultra, Coachella and Stagecoach are among the many events that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

A U.S. naval officer facing involuntary discharge because of a policy restricting transgender people from serving in the military has filed a lawsuit that aims to force officials to allow her to continue serving

Liverpool great John Barnes insists the Reds cannot be arbitrarily handed the Premier League title amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus: The symptoms

AN ASTEROID bound on a "close" but safe flyby of Earth was photographed dashing through deep space.

A report from a news outlet in Portugal has revealed that Tottenham had agreed a deal to sign Barcelona forward Phillipe Coutinho in the summer of 2019. Coutinho ended moving to Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich on loan for the season, but towards the end of the window there were strong reports that Spurs were in […]

It’s not just the Pandemic Response Team’s elimination that’s frustrating.

Canada announces USD 56.4 billion stimulus package to help people buy groceries, pay rent

The Duke of Cambridge said he had "dreaded the day" the U.K.'s National Emergencies Trust would be needed.

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A Connecticut police officer who fatally shot an 18-year-old after running in front of his car and firing through the windshield has been ruled justified in using deadly force