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Florida Sen. Rick Scott Says Americans Have Right to Worship No Matter What
He followed President Trump's lead Sunday, declaring all Americans have the right to "worship at a church service."
Protesters Call for 'Hong Kong Independence' as Police Arrest 180 People
The Hong Kong Police Force said that the demonstrators were detained for "unauthorized assembly, unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct in a public place."
U.S. Will Develop Coronavirus Vaccine Research First: White House
National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien said China is likely using espionage to try and steal U.S. coronavirus vaccine research, but he declared American scientists would develop it first.
Trump Economic Adviser: Full Employment Might Not Be Back This Fall
Earlier this month, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the national unemployment rate had risen to 14.7 percent.
These States Received the Most Stimulus Check Money—Utah Highest Average
Stimulus checks in Utah, Idaho and Alaska were the highest on average per individual, but California, Texas and Florida received the most in IRS Economic Impact Payments overall.
Virginia Gov. Northam Expected to Announce 'Inside Businesses' Mask Policy
On Friday, the Virginia Department of Health confirmed 813 new cases of COVID-19 in Virginia, and 37 new fatalities.
Russia Records Highest COVID-19 Death Toll in a Day
Russia on Sunday confirmed 8,599 new coronavirus infections and 153 deaths over the past 24 hours, marking the country's highest single day death toll of the pandemic.
Hong Kong's Last British Governor Blasts China, Says It 'Cheats'
"What we are seeing is a new Chinese dictatorship," Chris Patten said.
70 Percent of Americans Think Economy is in Poor Shape Amid Pandemic: Poll
The percentage of Americans who approve of the President Trump's handling of the economy has fallen to its lowest level in months, according to the survey.
New York Times Publishes Entire Front Page of Names Listing COVID-19 Deaths
The full front page of Sunday's edition of The New York Times will be filled entirely with the names of about 1,000 people who died as a result of the coronavirus in the United States.
Huawei Confused Over Reports of Britain's Plans to Reduce Company's 5G
British leader Boris Johnson reportedly plans to limit the Chinese tech giant's influence in Britain's 5G network to zero by the year 2023.
Mexico Health Officials Say New Coronavirus Cases Coming Over U.S. Border
Mexican health officials, doctors and residents along the border with the United States say new outbreaks of COVID-19 are tied to people crossing south over the border.
Vice President Pence Threatens to Hold China 'Accountable' for COVID-19
The vice president further accused the World Health Organization of being China's "willing partner" in its reported concealment of COVID-19 information.
China Tells Countries to Stop 'Meddling' in Proposed Hong Kong Security Law
In a joint statement, spokespersons for the U.K., Canada and Australia said they were "deeply concerned" by new security legislation.
More Than 40 People Diagnosed with Coronavirus After Attending Church
The parishioners were diagnosed with COVID-19, after attending a Baptist service in Frankfurt, Germany.
New York Coronavirus Death Toll Drops Below 100 For First Time in Months
New York state on Saturday saw its coronavirus death toll drop below 100 for the first time in months.
Islamic Center in NY to Remain Closed Through Holiday Despite Trump's Order
The president of a Rochester Islamic Center said that he would wait for local leaders to allow places of worship to resume despite Trump earlier saying he would order them to reopen.
Councilman Says New York Governor Easing Gathering Restrictions 'Shocking'
The New York Civil Liberties Union sued the governor Friday for penalizing "New Yorkers who wish to engage in protest activity but are barred from doing so."
Some States Can Lose Stimulus Bill Money the Longer It's Delayed
New York lawmakers, including one Republican, said the state should not be "penalized" for reducing its amount of coronavirus cases.
Japanese Wrestler Hana Kimura Who Appeared on 'Terrace House' Dead at 22
The Japanese wrestler alluded to being bullied on social media just hours before her death.
DOJ Files Brief in Case Against Illinois Governor's Stay-At-Home Order
The Trump administration's Department of Justice said that Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's stay-at-home order was "unsupported by state law" in a legal brief issued Friday.
Bipartisan Internet Privacy Amendment to Freedom Act to Recieve House Vote
"Without this prohibition, intelligence officials would potentially have access to information such as our personal health, religious practices, and political views," Wednesday's letter said.