Postal Service Warns States Mail in Ballots May Not Be Returned in Time

The attorney general said mail-in voting plans were "grossly irresponsible" and threatened the integrity of U.S. elections.

A total of 71 percent of respondents said they feared the virus—a statistic which comes as Trump continues to downplay its severity.

"We are not at all reducing the regulatory rigor with which we will evaluate and hopefully approve vaccines," the senior U.S. health department official told reporters.

"Once misinformation has taken hold, it is notoriously hard to correct," said Jeanine Guidry, who led a piece of research into how vaccine lies were previously spreading on Pinterest.

Four tankers carrying Iranian oil to Venezuela in contravention of American sanctions have had their cargo re-directed to the U.S.

It was only among Republicans that Kamala Harris' popularity saw minimal growth.

The Trump administration and Democratic leaders agreed on another round of direct payments, but their inability to agree on other issues has put the stimulus checks on hold.

As states across the country look for ways to shore up budgets that have been wrecked by the coronavirus pandemic, some lawmakers are calling for the death penalty to be first item on the chopping block.

Scientists have proposed various estimates for when herd immunity against the novel coronavirus can be reached in a given population.

The Lincoln Project is continuing their pivot to targeting Latino voters in the critical states of Florida, Arizona, and Texas, Newsweek has learned exclusively.

President Donald Trump trails Joe Biden by a margin of just 1 percentage point in the battleground state.

Less than half of U.S. residents received a flu vaccine in 2019, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield, which has prompted major concerns for the upcoming fall season, as the novel coronavirus continues to spread throughout the country.