House leaders announced on Tuesday that a plan to return to normal legislative business next week will be delayed, despite the Senate planning to resume work on May 4. “We will not be meeting next week,” House Majority
Presidential nominee Joe Biden won the endorsement on Tuesday of Hillary Clinton. The endorsement, at an online town hall on the effects of the coronavirus crisis on women, came as Biden aims to raise his profile with
On his first day back at work in three weeks after a bout of COVID-19 that left him hospitalized, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged his nation to be patient and argued that easing social and economic
Police took into custody the man who dialed 911 to report five people had been shot to death inside a Milwaukee home on Monday. Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales said during a brief news conference that when
For the first time this month, New York’s daily death toll from COVID-19 has dropped below 400. Speaking at his briefing Sunday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that 367 New Yorkers died from the respiratory illness
A Louisiana pastor has broken house arrest by hosting a large gathering of congregants for a Sunday service, in defiance of orders to stay at home to limit the impact of the coronavirus. Pastor Tony Spell of
At least six people died in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana after sever weather and storms hit those regions on Thursday. Additionally, more than 100,000 customers from Texas to Mississippi were without power after the severe weather moved
A New York City firefighter and his wife lost their 4-month-old daughter to the coronavirus, the family said. Jay-Natalie La Santa died on Monday, nearly a month after she was rushed to the hospital with a fever.
The Trump administration announced a plan on Wednesday to start paying hospitals and doctors who care for uninsured patients with COVID-19. Under the approach detailed by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, hospitals and doctors would
Two cats from New York state are the first pets in the United States to have tested positive for the virus that is causing the worldwide pandemic, the Agriculture Department and the Centers for Disease Control announced
