Trump administration officials warned the public on Monday that a foreign disinformation campaign is trying to incite panic over a non-existent national lockdown over coronavirus.
President Donald Trump did not take responsibility for shutting down a global health security team, in response to a PBS White House correspondent.
A study under peer review at Princeton University has found that the novel coronavirus can, in fact, survive on its own “up to days” at a time.
Days after Iranian authorities acknowledged coronavirus outbreak, they began digging burial trenches so large they can be seen from space.
Princess Cruises and Viking Cruises announced on Wednesday major delays and suspensions in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Destiny Waite allegedly set fire to her Hartford, Connecticut, apartment building on Monday using a “molotov cocktail” fueled by hand sanitizer.
Unsealed court documents have revealed that after Friends alumni Jennifer Aniston supposedly accused Harvey Weinstein of groping her, he said she “should be killed.”
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Congress on Wednesday that the White House is planning to delay the April 15 federal tax deadline.
After New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker suspended his presidential campaign in January, he and girlfriend actress Rosario Dawson seem to be at political odds.
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise spoke on behalf of Republican leadership on Tuesday, asking Speaker Nancy Pelosi not to rescind the 2017 travel ban.
Lenard “Charlamagne tha God” McKelvey criticized former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday for not appearing on The Breakfast Club radio broadcast.
Coronavirus task force expert Dr. Anthony Fauci claimed on Sunday that roughly four million test kits will be available by the end of next week.
Nicholas Pirelli pleaded not guilty on Thursday to the alleged rape of a student in his campus office whom he met online.
On Friday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed a disaster declaration to provide increased support to state agencies in combating the coronavirus.
After three years of fighting childhood leukemia, Jonathan Whetstone rung the victory bell at Columbia hospital on Thursday.
The Person County Sheriff’s Office fulfilled 100-year-old Ruth Bryant’s birthday wish on Tuesday with a tongue-in-cheek “arrest.”
Southwest Airlines Co. warned investors on Thursday that a drop in bookings and an increase in cancellations will diminish their expected first-quarter revenue.
Starbucks suspended use of reusable cups on Wednesday, as the world grapples with the global coronavirus pandemic.
An Oregon woman is suing the family entertainment and restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese for negligence after spending 20 minutes with her hair stuck in a ticket machine.
India, the world’s leading supplier of generic drugs, is cutting down exports of vital medicines and ingredients due to supply shortages amid the growing Chinese coronavirus threat.
Bodycam footage of the officer-involved shooting death of ER actress Vanessa Marquez was released by the South Pasadena Police Department on Monday.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey’s husband brought a gun and deadly threats to the front door of their home on Monday morning as Black Lives Matter activists beat drums and chanted about DA Lacey.
Just Pizza and Wing Co. in Amherst, New York, is working with the Niagara SPCA to find homes for shelter dogs.
Rich Middle School in Laketown, Utah, has gained national attention from a policy that forbids children to decline dances with other students.
Maurice ‘Isaiah’ Torres died of septic shock after his father allegedly violated him with a stick for eating a piece of cake.
Just 24 hours after he expressed public support for the people suffering from coronavirus around the world, Pope Francis has fallen ill.
A Facebook post lauding an unnamed mother for enforcing respectful behavior during a shopping trip to Hobby Lobby has gone viral.
Sarah Boone has been arrested after zipping boyfriend Jorge Torrez Jr. into a suitcase and leaving him to die — while filming it.
The “Bible bill” passed with an overwhelming 73-26 vote in the West Virginia House on Tuesday.
President Donald Trump’s administration announced a new Justice Department unit focused on revoking U.S. citizenship obtained through fraud.
Safford city councilman and Arizona congressional candidate Chris Taylor has suspended his campaign after overdosing on heroin.
At a private event in 2016, Bloomberg called Democrat rival Elizabeth Warren “scary,” and assured the banks that he was on their side.
Billionaire presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg’s girlfriend, Diana Taylor, dismissed NDA concerns at a “Women for Mike” rally in Texas.
A Utah paint shop designed a unique custom casket for “Hondo,” a police dog shot to death while apprehending a fugitive.
A 16-year-old toy poodle, snatched from the deck of her home by a hunting hawk, was found alive the next day.
On Monday, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center announced the largest single donation it has ever received.
U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency counterterrorism analyst Henry Kyle Frese pleaded guilty on Thursday to leaking information to the press.
Three people worked together to rescue a truck driver after an explosion in Indianapolis on Thursday — and one of them had just given birth.
The USS America leads the next generation of amphibious warfare, equipped with as many as 13 F-35s.
Croydon, New Hampshire, police chief Richard Lee walked home undressed after a vote to shut down his department on Tuesday.
