All news on the topic: 2020

On five consecutive occasions, the Republican vice presidential candidate avoided stating that Trump was defeated in that year's election

As COVID-19 continues to spread across ICE facilities nationwide, the coronavirus public health crisis has weakened the U.S. immigration detention system, putting medically vulnerable detainees and staff at risk

Things are improving. The GOP is asking: What should our next move be?

As the coronavirus crippled economies worldwide, the issue of global climate change continued unabated

And the things you can't leave behind

The New Year’s experience mirrored national responses to the virus itself.

We are all cats as 2020 ends.

A look back at the year’s most notable events, from wildfires in Australia, racial justice protests in the United States and a pandemic around the world.

The top fashion trends from before COVID that you might have already forgotten

The Duchess of Cambridge's best looks of year were polka-dotted, plaid -- even hot pink.

For the first time, fatalities are anticipated to surpass 3 million, primarily because of the coronavirus pandemic

The "Black Monday" star honored his Broadway roots on "The Tonight Show," remembering COVID-19, Donald Trump and Zoom fatigue in song.

The newsman likened 2020 to other turbulent times in history such as the Great Depression and added that he remained an optimist despite the country's deep divisions.

From a coronavirus-secure ballet performance to the scrapping of Santa's "naughty list."

The singer of "Sorry Not Sorry" recounted the ups and downs of her 2020 and tossed in a bit of subtle shade

The sky in parts of Oregon and California has a strange red and yellow shine as the area struggles with unprecedented fires

“The Guinness Book of World Records” said the former TV host logged more hours than any other TV personality until Regis Philbin passed him in August 2004 .

Columbia's King Day at the Dome in South Carolina stands out as a prominent holiday event that draws significant attention to a Democratic politician

The prominent holiday festivity in South Carolina, King Day at the Dome in Columbia, is a significant and highly recognized occasion for a Democratic politician

The "Mean Girls" star told Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper she plans to spend the year "taking back the life I’ve worked so hard for."

From marijuana legalization in Illinois to data privacy protection in California, legislation is bringing big changes across the country in the new year.

Fireworks dotted the globe with New Year's celebrations in every time zone.