
Mexico continues tug of war with firms over virus outbreak
MEXICO CITY, Mexico — Mexico’s government continued its tug of war with businesses on Monday, pledging to reopen factories vital to the U.S.…
Continue ReadingMEXICO CITY, Mexico — Mexico’s government continued its tug of war with businesses on Monday, pledging to reopen factories vital to the U.S.…
Continue ReadingAn ozone hole that formed over the Arctic this spring and eventually grew into the largest ever recorded there has closed. Scientists who were…
Continue ReadingWASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump held a late afternoon news conference Monday to unveil what he and his White House task force said was a…
Continue ReadingTexas Gov. Greg Abbott said Monday he will allow his stay-at-home order for the Lone Star State to expire on Thursday, commencing a phased exit from…
Continue ReadingColorado and Nevada on Monday became the latest states to join California, Oregon and Washington in the Western States Pact, a working group of…
Continue ReadingBATON ROUGE, Louisiana – A man accused of murder ambushed two officers sent to interview him about a killing hours earlier, then stood over a dead…
Continue ReadingMasked rush-hour commuters. Subway cars and stations that reek of bleach. Legs crossed with empty seats on each side on the express. As US cities…
Continue ReadingNew Zealand claimed Monday it had “eliminated” the coronavirus as the country announced the easing of restrictions from “level…
Continue ReadingSouth Korea continued to pour water on mounting speculation about the health of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un, telling CNN he is…
Continue ReadingA new week in the coronavirus pandemic is beginning with a United States case count approaching 1 million and several cities and states preparing to…
Continue ReadingSeeking relief from a heat wave, thousands of people crowded beaches in Southern California this weekend amid the coronavirus pandemic, despite a…
Continue ReadingPATNA, India (AP) — Lightning killed at least 10 villagers during thunderstorms and heavy rain in eastern India on Sunday, a government official…
Continue ReadingLAFAYETTE, Louisiana — A one-eyed squirrel that gained a social media following is being returned to nature. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife…
Continue ReadingAre you celebrating National Pretzel Day? Stanley Hudson sure is. “The Office” grump, played by Leslie David Baker, rarely ever smiles.…
Continue ReadingYou can catch it more than once. The World Health Organization has warned against the idea that coronavirus immunity passports can provide a safe way…
Continue ReadingA few states this weekend are running a tricky experiment: Trying to reopen certain businesses and services amid the coronavirus pandemic, even…
Continue ReadingGeorgia on Friday became one of the first states to experiment with easing its stay-at-home restrictions and concerned mayors from across the state…
Continue ReadingEven during a global pandemic, the Beatles found a way for people to come together. The legendary British band streamed their animated 1968 movie…
Continue ReadingBEIJING, China — A Beijing-backed satellite TV channel is reporting that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has died. Word of his reported death comes…
Continue ReadingAs people in Atlanta began returning to newly reopened businesses, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms made a special request of some. “If you’re…
Continue ReadingClick here for updates on this story ATLANTA, GA (WGCL ) — A stroll down Peachtree Road in Atlanta is not what it used…
Continue Reading“I love you guys with all my heart and you’ve given me the best life I could have ever asked for.” That’s the beginning of a…
Continue ReadingLess than three months since the first known coronavirus death in the US, the country’s reported fatalities make up more than a quarter of the…
Continue ReadingLess than three months since the first known coronavirus death in the US, the country’s reported fatalities make up more than a quarter of the…
Continue ReadingDon’t believe what celebrities say. The novel coronavirus doesn’t affect everyone the same way. Stories around the world paint a grim…
Continue ReadingLess than three months since the first known coronavirus death in the US, the country’s fatalities make up more than quarter of the global…
Continue ReadingHair stylists at Salon Gloss in Woodstock, Georgia, wore masks and gloves on Friday, maintaining distance by using every other work station and…
Continue ReadingWASHINGTON, DC — President Trump announced the Food and Drug Administration has approved the first at-home Covid-19 test kit during Friday’s White…
Continue ReadingA few states are relaxing restrictions aimed to slow down the coronavirus pandemic but many governors say they are not ready to reopen. Florida Gov.…
Continue ReadingThe economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic could nearly quadruple the federal budget deficit this year, pushing it to a whopping $3.7 trillion,…
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