Schumer proposes measure to keep Trump’s name off coronavirus stimulus checks
Sen. Chuck Schumer accused President Trump of using his name on the coronavirus stimulus checks to promote his reelection campaign.
Supreme Court requires government to pay health insurers under Affordable Care Act
The decision represents the high court’s views on Congress’ power of the purse: Lawmakers cannot promise funding and then disavow that pledge.
Coronavirus live updates: US nears 1M cases; Birx says social distance through summer, some California beaches busy as states release plans
The U.S. nears 1 million confirmed cases, Boris Johnson returns to work and talk of a ‘plateau’ in new US cases: The latest coronavirus updates.
Kim Jong Un ‘alive and well,’ South Korean official says amid new reports North Korean leader is ill
Speculation about Kim’s health began to swirl after the North Korea leader failed to attend the April 15 celebration of his grandfather’s birthday.
Supreme Court sidesteps major Second Amendment case, a setback for NRA
The justices ruled that New York City’s repeal of gun restrictions rendered the case moot. But other Second Amendment cases are in the pipeline.
Michael Moore teases ‘shocking’ new documentary, says coronavirus is a ‘warning from Mother Nature’
Michael Moore teased his controversial new documentary “Planet of the Humans” and discussed coronavirus on MSNBC.
Arrest made in drive-by shooting at ‘Duck Dynasty’ star Willie Robertson’s estate
A man has been arrested in connection with a Friday afternoon drive-by shooting involving the estate of ‘Duck Dynasty’ star Willie Robertson.
Isolated and scared: The plight of juveniles locked up during the coronavirus pandemic
Adult facilities have released hundreds of inmates amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the juvenile system has been slow to respond, advocates say.
Doctors find more cases of ‘COVID toes’ in dermatological registry. Here’s what they learned.
Doctors have compiled a registry of skin conditions associated with COVID-19 where COVID toes represent nearly half the cases. Here’s what they learned.
A couple of 73 years died within hours of each other; both tested positive for coronavirus
Wilford and Mary Kepler started talking when they were thousands of miles apart during World War II. They spent their final moments with each other, separated by only a hospital bed frame.
How you go to the doctor may have changed forever
Telemedicine has been around for more than two decades, but its adoption among Americans has been relatively low. The coronavirus pandemic is quickly changing that.
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