All news by author: Vincent Barone

Owners of the biggest cinema chains across the globe are pleading with Gov. Andrew Cuomo to allow movie theaters to reopen in areas of the state with low infection rates.

A team examining underwater energy pipelines in Michigan thinks it may have accidentally found evidence of ancient Ice Age habitation

The mayor of Anchorage, Alaska, stepped down on Tuesday night after acknowledging an "inappropriate messaging relationship" with a local journalist

Sen. Kamala Harris used her questioning of Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Tuesday to warn the nation about the possible threat to abortion rights and the Affordable Care Act.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from California had a heated discussion with CNN host Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday night, where she referred to him as a "Republican apologist" during their debate about the delay of coronavirus relief efforts

San Francisco is said to have seen the steepest decline in apartment rent prices nationwide during the coronavirus pandemic

Michigan authorities have removed an assortment of wild animals from an unlicensed rehabilitation center where the owner's 2-year-old granddaughter had lost her arm in a "wolf-dog" attack.

The individuals are confronted with 19 state felony charges brought by Attorney General Nessel, following allegations that they spent months planning and preparing to assault the state Capitol building and abduct Whitmer in opposition to the coronavirus restrictions

According to police, a 20-year-old woman passed away four days after being hit by a marked police vehicle just a short distance from her residence in the Bronx

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced this week that the diabetes medication metformin hydrochloride has been pulled from the market due to having higher-than-allowed amounts of a carcinogenic substance

A coronavirus surge has resulted in the deaths of thousands of minks at Utah fur farms over a ten-day period starting in late September, prompting precautionary quarantines at nine farms in the area

The board, a statewide organization including multiple denominations, issued a statement slamming protesters for disregarding safety, invoking "pikuach nefesh," the principle that saving lives supersedes religious rules.

On Thursday, a US appeals court decided to overturn a federal judge's decision that would have prolonged the deadline for submitting mail-in ballots in Wisconsin

Rep.Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sported a Black Panther shirt in an Instagram post Wednesday touting the organization's influential early 1970s free food program.

Facebook is banning posts involving "militarized" calls for poll watchers ahead of election day on Nov. 3.

Pentagon officials are interested in testing rocket-based deliveries with SpaceX in hopes of developing the rapid deployment of military resources.

The individual, spotted in a black hoodie with the hood up, unexpectedly struck the 61-year-old cashier in the head at Hot Bagels in Greenridge at 3:30 a.m. last Tuesday

A chain of survival communities has planned to open to its members for the first time due to the potential for a civil war stemming from the Nov. 3 presidential election.

The mayor of Miami requests President Trump to forgo the in-person debate with Joe Biden scheduled for next week if he continues to test positive for the coronavirus

In a letter to their human resources director, seven executives from the state's top prosecutor's office are requesting a federal probe into Paxton's conduct

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden will continue undergoing coronavirus testing and will disclose the outcomes of each test moving forward, his campaign promised Saturday evening

Ivana mentioned she was "surprised" that Donald, who refers to himself as a germaphobe, tested positive since he is so obsessed with cleanliness

Body man Nick Luna, who has a close working relationship with the president, is the newest member of Trump's close associates to test positive for the virus, Jennifer Jacobs from Bloomberg News tweeted on Saturday

President Trump "continues to do well" and is mobile in his medical suite as he continues to battle the coronavirus, his physician said Saturday night.

Over the past week, all three journalists have been in the White House, and the building's medical unit is performing contact tracing for each one, as stated by the White House Correspondents' Association