Joy Reid Chides RNC, Trump for Using White House: 'These Are Not Monarchs'
The RNC and Trump officials are accused of violating the Hatch Act during the RNC, including the use of government property for political purposes.
Biden's Rise Spooks Wall Street. But its Donors Back Him Over Trump
The Democratic 2020 candidate, on course to win the election, is promising tax rises on corporates and wealthy individuals.
Millions Would Miss Out on Second Stimulus Check With $40,000 Income Cap
When talking about another stimulus check, Mitch McConnell referenced "people who make about $40,000 or less."
China Accuses U.S. of Flexing Military Muscle in South China Sea
The U.S. conducted military drills in the area over July 4th and Beijing said Washington had "ulterior motives" for doing so.
Arizona Mayor Is 'Begging' for Help Amid Coronavirus Testing 'Crisis'
Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix said she asked for FEMA's help with community-based testing but the agency told her it is "moving away from that."
Tucker Carlson Apologizes for Feeding Voters 'Partisan Junk Food' From GOP
The conservative Fox News host told voters to force the Republican Party to change and work harder for middle class Americans.
Trump, Grasping for Effective Attack, Lands on 'Corrupt Joe Biden'
The president had promised to campaign hard against Joe Biden on the Ukraine-Burisma issue. There is evidence it could work.
Trump's Big Gamble on Reopening America Is Backfiring
The president pushed for states to reopen their economies. Now, as COVID-19 cases spike, some are facing closures and lockdowns again.
Many Yelp Business Closures Are Permanent, Denting Hopes of Sharp Recovery
While some economists are optimistic about a V-shaped recovery, millions of Americans continue to file new jobless claims, a big chunk of business closures are permanent, and COVID-19 cases are spiking in some areas.
'No Evidence' Black Lives Matter Protests Caused COVID-19 Spike: Study
The research is the first to examine public health fears that the U.S. protests would accelerate the spread of the new coronavirus.
U.S. Citizen Joe Ritchie-Bennett Among Victims of Latest U.K. Terror Attack
The U.S. Ambassador to the U.K. confirmed that an American man was killed in the Reading terror attack. The victim was named by CBS Philly as Joe Ritchie-Bennett.
Dozens Could Turn Up at Trump's Tulsa Rally Already Infected With COVID-19
A tool that models event risk during the coronavirus pandemic predicts with near certainty that infected people will attend President Donald Trump's rally in Oklahoma.
New Stimulus Bill Unlikely Before 'End of July' Says Top Senate Republican
Republicans suggest that another stimulus bill, including potentially a second check, will not come to fruition in the Senate until next month.
Donald Trump Mocks Mitt Romney After Senator Joins Black Lives Matter March
The president shared a tweet by the Utah senator telling a reporter he joined the White House march in Washington D.C. to "make sure that people understand that black lives matter."
China, Russia, and Iran Chide U.S. Over Racism While Persecuting Minorities
The U.S. is taking flak worldwide for racism in light of the latest black lives matter protests. But some of that criticism is coming from states that oppress minorities.
Giuliani Says Police Brutality 'Very Rare' and 'Not Even Close to Systemic'
Giuliani, who was New York City mayor for two terms, also dismissed the idea that police are out of control as "totally crazy."
Donald Trump's Disapproval Rating Hits Six-Month High Amid Protests
The president's net approval rating is firmly in negative territory just five months before the 2020 election.
Reopening Now Is Trump's Last Hope of Entering Election With Good GDP Data
The economy was the jewel in President Donald Trump's re-election campaign. With a successful reopening, it might be once again. But there are major risks and the recovery will likely be slower than first thought.
Donald Trump's WHO Letter About China Explained: An Annotated Timeline
President Donald Trump excoriated the WHO and its director-general in a letter about the agency's response to COVID-19 and handling of China. Here, Newsweek adds more context to the letter.
Stimulus Check: Where and How Can I Use My EIP Debit Card?
Millions of people will receive a prepaid debit card loaded with their stimulus funds instead of a paper check in the mail.
Where Is My Stimulus Check? You May Get a Prepaid EIP Debit Card Instead
The Treasury Department said it is sending out prepaid Economic Independence Payment debit cards to almost four million Americans still waiting for their stimulus checks.
Many U.S. Households Say Their Income Unaffected or Higher Despite Crisis
The Bankrate.com research looked at the state of household finances in the U.S. during what is set to be one of the deepest recessions on record.
McConnell Says Obama Is 'Classless' for Criticizing Trump Administration
The Senate majority leader made the comments during a live interview with the Trump 2020 campaign.
Trump Admin Should Disclose Names of PPP Loan Recipients: Top Democrat
New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries urged the federal government to show "maximum transparency" about its stimulus loan program to support small companies with their payroll costs.
Trump Responds to Project Lincoln Ad by Conservatives Who Want Him Out
The attack ad "Mourning in America" is a play on President Ronald Reagan's 1984 campaign ad "Morning in America" and targets President Donald Trump's response to coronavirus.
Washington Gov: Trump 'Can't Even Seem to Tell the Truth When He's Helping'
Gov. Jay Inslee made the comments after President Donald Trump referred to a recent call with governors during a Fox News town hall.
Texas Is Allowing Unemployment Claimants to Refuse Work During Pandemic
The Republican governor relaxed rules on unemployment benefit claimants who refuse suitable work as he also loosens lockdown measures to reopen the economy.
U.S. Economy Contracts at Fastest Pace Since Great Recession, Worse to Come
The U.S. economy is contracting sharply because of the coronavirus pandemic and millions of Americans are out of work.
Anti-Trump Conservatives Say Justin Amash Run in 2020 Would Help President
The U.S. representative from Michigan announced an exploratory committee for seeking the Libertarian Party nomination in the next election.
Bankruptcy Courts Report Fewer Filings, But They Face a 'Tsunami' Later
There appears to be a general decline in bankruptcy filings during the current crisis, though most courts anticipate that a wave is coming soon.
