June 25, 2020

Florida, Texas, Oklahoma and South Carolina set daily records. Nationwide, more than 36,000 cases were reported Wednesday.

Attorney General William Barr’s attention to the Justice Department investigation shows the high stakes for the agency and for him.

Can you trust your loved ones to enjoy reopenings responsibly?

Dwindling white support for the president leads to a deficit of at least six points in each state.

Donors have given more than $90 million to help buy the freedom of those awaiting trial behind bars.

As coronavirus hot spots flare across the U.S., adding to economic worries, new jobless claims surpassed one million for the 14th week.

These comedians talk about their experiences in the industry, and wanting audiences to look beyond their gender identity.

A decision by the Supreme Court of South Carolina has raised expectations that the many legal fights over the singer’s estate may soon be drawing to a close.

About a quarter of banks would near minimum capital levels in a double dip recession, the Fed said, as it announced its stress-test results.

Businesses were reopening in recent weeks and oil prices had climbed north of $40 a barrel before coronavirus infections accelerated in the state.

The firing of the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan was foreshadowed by a disagreement over a case linked to President Trump.

A growing number of states are pausing plans to reopen, amid rising case counts. But Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas said shutting back down was the “last thing we want to do.”