The National Service Organizations are pressing Congress to expand the benefits of the next relief bill that includes more jobs for young people, stipend, and more educational grants.
A group of Seattle protesters marched towards Capitol Hill Sunday afternoon, causing significant damage to stores, injury to officers and what police claim to be "small fire" in their East Precinct.
Florida's new coronavirus cases have hit 12, 523 on Saturday, which makes it the fifth consecutive day the state has reported more than 10,000 cases, says the state's health department.
Rapper Kanye West kick-started his presidential run with a campaign rally in South Carolina on Sunday evening, touching on topics from abortion to religion.
A rare but potentially deadly inflammatory syndrome believed to be related to the coronavirus has been found in 15 children in Los Angeles, officials said.
Immigrants who are close to having U.S. citizenship are experiencing delays in their application and uncertainties due to the global pandemic and new immigration process.
Students in the United States are unlikely to go back for in-person school reopening as the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths continues to spike.
Posts circulating across various social media platforms claim face masks are not an effective tool against the virus and may cause harm to wearers. Medical experts debunked the myths and explained the truth behind the controversial masks.
A 90-year-old Florida man dressed in full personal protective equipment (PPE) so he could say goodbye to his wife for 30 years who is suffering from COVID-19.
There is an active movement to block “billions of dollars” worth of Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention (CDC) funding for contact tracing and virus testing from the White House, according to a Washington Post article.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio shared a tribute tweet where he wrote his thoughts on the death of civil rights icon Georgia Rep. John Lewis who died Friday, only the photo he shared did not show him with Lewis.
Osceola County Sheriff Russ Gibson in Florida believed that gang members were holding street parties to intentionally spread the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
