5 workers at southern New Mexico meatpacking plant confirmed to have the virus
SANTA TERESA, New Mexico — Five coronavirus infections were confirmed Tuesday at a meatpacking plant in southern New Mexico, where more than 400…
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Elon Musk and Grimes welcome a baby boy
Tesla CEO Elon Musk and singer Grimes have welcomed a baby boy. Musk confirmed the news Monday after a fan asked if there was any update on the baby.…
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Wait, Donald Trump’s approval is up again?
The narrative seemed set: After a brief surge of public support for President Donald Trump in the early days of America’s fight against the…
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State of Texas won’t allow El Paso area schools to hold graduations at Don Haskins Center
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas school districts may hold outdoor graduation ceremonies starting next month but indoor commencements will not be allowed, the…
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Ousted vaccine director files whistleblower complaint alleging coronavirus warnings were ignored
Dr. Rick Bright, the ousted director of the office involved in developing a coronavirus vaccine, formally filed an extensive whistleblower complaint…
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‘People were pretty fired up’: GOP senators split over giving more money to state and local governments
New GOP divisions surfaced Tuesday over whether to send more money to state and local governments — as Democrats have demanded — in the…
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Another Cold front, more winds Friday AM
A strong cold front arrived this morning causing strong winds around 50 mph for the west side of El Paso. ABC-7 warned about the winds with an ABC-7…
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Body of missing elderly woman found in Socorro irrigation ditch, death probe underway
SOCORRO, Texas — The body of a missing elderly woman was found in a Socorro neighborhood on Tuesday and her death was under investigation,…
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‘It looks even more like a ghost town’: What it’s like inside the US Senate amid coronavirus.
One in-person lunch, two confirmation hearings, dozens of senators in face masks and no floor votes. That marked the Senate’s first full day…
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Otters juggle rocks more when they’re hungry, study says
If you’ve ever seen otters romping at the zoo, sometimes it looks like they’re juggling little rocks. It turns out that this…
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Otters juggle rocks more when they’re hungry, study says
If you’ve ever seen otters romping at the zoo, sometimes it looks like they’re juggling little rocks. It turns out that this…
Continue Reading A man wore what appeared to be a KKK white hood on a trip to the grocery store
Masks and face coverings are recommended, even required, in many US supermarkets now. But a customer at a southern California grocery store chose to…
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A man wore what appeared to be a KKK white hood on a trip to the grocery store
Masks and face coverings are recommended, even required, in many US supermarkets now. But a customer at a southern California grocery store chose to…
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Trump tells ABC News: Lives may be lost in reopening, but we need to ‘get our country back’
PHOENIX, Arizona — President Donald Trump said in an exclusive interview with ABC News on Tuesday that “it’s possible there will be some”…
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Venezuela claims to have captured two Americans involved in failed invasion
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says two American “mercenaries” have been apprehended after a failed coup attempt launched over the…
Continue Reading Two weeks of zero local infections: How Hong Kong contained its second wave of Covid-19
Hong Kong had just begun letting its guard down in late February when it was hit by a second wave of the novel coronavirus. After a brief period of…
Continue Reading Small Montana schools could be first to reopen after Covid-19 closures
A one-teacher, one-room school in Montana may be among the nation’s first to reopen — as soon as Thursday — after being closed due…
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White House coronavirus task force to be wound down around Memorial Day
The White House coronavirus task force will start to wind down later this month, a senior White House official told CNN on Tuesday. The official said…
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Daniel Radcliffe and other top stars are reading ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’
Sure, there might not be a magic spell to make the boredom of quarantine go away, but who needs that when you can listen to the first “Harry…
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Case of Georgia man who was chased and killed while jogging will go to grand jury
A Georgia district attorney is recommending that the case of a man who was chased, shot and killed while running more than two months ago go to a…
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17 new Juarez virus deaths brings total near 100 as some old deaths are reclassified
CIUDAD JURAEZ, Mexico — The Chihuahua Health Secretariat on Tuesday reported 17 new coronavirus deaths in Juarez, bringing the city’s total fatality…
Continue Reading Jesse Eisenberg’s mission to support domestic abuse survivors amid pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has closed retail shops, schools and so much more. But in Bloomington, Indiana, Middle Way House, a shelter for survivors of…
Continue Reading How the 9/11 Memorial & Museum is keeping the message of hope alive during the coronavirus pandemic
The 9/11 Memorial & Museum has been continuing its mission of sharing the stories of hope and courage, even through the coronavirus pandemic.…
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Opening America now is ludicrous
Does the President have any sense of what’s at stake? While the University of Washington’s coronavirus model — one often cited by…
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Schools should be ready for phased reopening, future closures, pediatrics group says
Schools should be ready to phase in their reopenings, perhaps starting with reduced hours, before returning to full activity amid the coronavirus…
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Trump’s grievances with little known group put their attacks in the spotlight
Republican strategist Jennifer Horn was up at 1 o’clock Tuesday morning writing an op-ed when she saw it: An angry tweet mentioning her by name…
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Trump’s grievances with little known group puts their attacks in the spotlight
Republican strategist Jennifer Horn was up at 1 o’clock Tuesday morning writing an op-ed when she saw it: An angry tweet mentioning her by name…
Continue Reading As Instagram Live keeps us entertained, it’s helping celebs stay in the game
There is something for everyone on Instagram Live these days. From Guided meditations and workouts to dance parties and happy hours with A-listers,…
Continue Reading Colorado man who discussed attending coronavirus protest at state capitol charged with possession of pipe bombs
A Colorado man who discussed attending a coronavirus protest in Denver was arrested this weekend after FBI agents found pipe bombs and other illegal…
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A Dollar Tree worker told a man he needed a mask, so he wiped his face on her shirt, police say
Police in Holly, Michigan, have arrested a 68-year-old man on assault charges after he entered a Dollar Tree on Saturday and wiped his face on an…
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