Trump visit to Ford plant contradicts Michigan Gov. Whitmer’s order — but she won’t try to stop it
The president’s visit to a Ford plant in Michigan contradicts a ban on nonessential tours.
Former WWE star is missing after visiting newly reopened beach
Former WWE Superstar Shad Gaspard is missing after visiting a newly reopened California beach, his family says.
Former WWE star Shad Gaspard missing after being caught in ocean current
Rescue crews searching for former WWE wrestler Shad Gaspard, who was swept away while swimming Sunday at Venice Beach, California.
Annie Glenn, widow of former astronaut John Glenn, dies at 100 of complications from COVID-19
Annie Glenn lived in the shadows of her husband’s fame but became an inspiration to many by overcoming chronic stuttering.
Can’t find Clorox wipes? Here’s what to buy instead
We’re updating this list daily to find disinfectant wipes and sprays to protect you and your home.
Coronavirus lockdowns have caused a whopping 17% drop in global carbon emissions
The COVID-19 lockdown has had an “extreme” effect on carbon emissions, causing a 17% drop globally during peak confinement measures in early April.
Coronavirus store closings: Pier 1 Imports to shutter all stores nationwide in bankruptcy
Pier 1 Imports, which previously said it would close half of its fleet of stores, now plans to close all of its locations, a move spurred by COVID-19.
New polls show Biden leading Trump in key states of Arizona, Florida and Virginia
Former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump in three key battleground states, according to separate polls released Tuesday.
Rare footage of the last living Tasmanian tiger unearthed, shared online
The footage was initially recorded for Tasmania the Wonderland, a 1935 travelogue. The Tasmanian tiger died a year later.
A ‘superpod’ with over one thousand dolphins was spotted off the coast of California
A “superpod” of at least one thousand common dolphins convened off the coast of Laguna Beach, California.
As some states reopen, studying sewage could help stop the coronavirus pandemic
Scientists monitor sewage across the USA, hoping to use it as an early-warning system if the coronavirus reemerges.
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