Coronavirus Vaccine 'at Least a Year' Away, Health Official Says
President Donald Trump told reporters we were "very close" to a coronavirus vaccine, causing confusion as to the state of a vaccine.
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South Carolina Black Caucus Member Says Biden Is 'Done' If He Loses State
State Representative Todd Rutherford identified Tom Steyer as the "greatest threat" to a Biden victory in South Carolina on Saturday.
Here's Which Notable Republicans Aren't Going to CPAC
There are a few notable absences from the conservative conference's speakers list this year.
Apple Doesn't Let Movie Bad Guys Use iPhones, Director Rian Johnson Reveals
"Every single filmmaker that has a bad guy in their movie that's supposed to be a secret wants to murder me right now," the "Knives Out" filmmaker said in an interview with Vanity Fair.
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Immigrants Will Make Up 1 In 10 Americans Eligible To Vote In 2020 Election
The majority of eligible immigrant voters are Hispanic or Asian.
Democrats Must Hold Immigration Policy Debate, Advocates Say
"There have been four debates in 2020, and we still haven't heard a substantive conversation about immigration policy on the stage," RAICES has said.
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Majority Of Democrats Say Billionaire Candidates Are 'Hurting' 2020 Race
Both former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg and philanthropist Tom Steyer have defended their heavy spending.
Elizabeth Warren Suggests Bernie Sanders Wants to Change Primary Rules
The Massachusetts senator also told the audience at her CNN town hall that she was willing to contest the Democratic convention if she was behind on delegates.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Mike Pence's Coronavirus Role
The New York representative was among many who criticised the appointment of the vice president to the task force tackling the outbreak.
U.S. Coronavirus Patient in California Wasn't Tested for COVID-19 for Days
Over 2,800 people have died of COVID-19 in over 82,000 cases worldwide.
Coronavirus Sparks Talk of Global Recession as Stock Markets Dive
One economist warned that if the coronavirus becomes a pandemic, the world could face a recession as deep as the one during the 2008 financial crisis.
U.S. Demand for Syria Cease-Fire Ignored by Turkey and Russia
Syrian regime forces are pushing into the northwestern region of Idlib, the last significant area still under rebel control.
Hillary Clinton Debate Aide Says Attacking Bernie Sanders on Stage Is Risky
Robert Barnett said jabs at the Vermont senator could be a "detriment" to the Democratic Party's 2020 ticket.
Trump Is 'Attacking Every American' by Criticizing Stone Foreperson: Juror
Seth Cousins rejected suggestions that foreperson Tomeka Hart was biased against the president and Roger Stone.
Failed Anti-Abortion Bills Seen as Winning Political Issue by Both Parties
The Senate failed to muster enough support to pass two bills meant to restrict access to abortions and criminally punish some doctors who perform the procedure.
Sanders Claims 'Every Study' Shows Medicare for All Will Save Money
Critics have argued that a recent study that Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign is relying on depends upon "unrealistic" assumptions.
Scotland Set to Become First Country to Make Period Products Free For All
The Period Products Bill made it through the first stage of the legislative process with unanimous support, but politicians warn there need to be major amendments if it is to pass into law.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned Americans to prepare for an outbreak, as new cases are confirmed across Europe.
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What to Buy Now in Case Coronavirus Pandemic Declared
COVID-19 has killed over 3,000 people in more than 80,000 cases since an outbreak of the new coronavirus started last year.
Trump Call for Sotomayor, Ginsburg Recusals Is Step Toward Defying SCOTUS: Analyst
Rod Brownstein of CNN suggested that President Donald Trump would use supposed bias against him to ignore the Supreme Court if he wins a second term.
Confident Consumers Shrug Off Impeachment Saga—But Coronavirus Fears Loom
The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Survey released its first monthly report since the end of President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate.
Alaska's Ecosystem Saw 'Sudden and Dramatic Shift' Due to Climate Change
Scientists have noticed significant ecological changes in the North Pacific near Alaska, including premature whales and slimmer seals, which they have linked to rising temperatures.
WikiLeaks Editor Calls Assange Extradition Arguments by U.S. 'Hollow Words'
"The words that are coming out from the United States about WikiLeaks revelations were hollow 10 years ago, and they don't increase in legitimacy as years go by," Kristinn Hrafnsson said.
NASA's InSight Lander Confirms That Mars Is Seismically Active
"We've been planning this mission and executing for the last 10 years—and the initial results are really exciting," Bruce Banerdt, InSight principal investigator said.
CBP Officers Seize 895 Pounds of Meth Worth $18 Million Hidden in Broccoli
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said officers intercepted a tractor-trailer at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility in Pharr, Texas.
'Hunters' Creator Addresses Fictional Holocaust Atrocities Amid Criticism
In one scene in the opening episode of the Amazon Prime Video series, Jewish prisoners are forced into a deadly game of human chess.
