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The new rule is a "shameful rollback" of hunting regulations in Alaska, a spokesperson for the National Parks Conservation Association said.

The National Hockey League announced Tuesday that a modified playoff tournament would determine the winner of the 2019-2020 Stanley Cup.

The deputy secretary and wage and hour administrator of the U.S. Department of Labor defend the Department's coronavirus response.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has previously warned that companies that have taken the funds without proper justification could face "severe consequences."

The vice president further accused the World Health Organization of being China's "willing partner" in its reported concealment of COVID-19 information.

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.

This is the second move from the Department of Commerce in the past week to clamp down on U.S. exports to China.

In a classified State Department memo obtained by Newsweek, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo suggested Russia may been capturing images of infrastructure for the purposes of targeting it with "conventionally-armed, precision-guided weapons."

The president must inform the nation how America will confront the Chinese Communist Party.

The status of Chuck Canterbury, a former national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, had been in limbo for months after a number of conservatives disapproved of his nomination by President Donald Trump to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives last year.

Ambassador Susan Rice wrote in the email that President Obama had emphasized that everything should be done "by the book."

He said the $3 trillion coronavirus response package passed by House Democrats last week needs major improvements and he cautioned that the Trump administration currently has no national, science-based plan for reopening the economy.

The Chinese government may enforce several "countermeasures" against U.S. companies in retaliation for the Trump administration's plans to crack down on shipments of semiconductors to Huawei from chipmakers worldwide.

The U.S. and many other nations have become increasingly critical of China amid the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.

In late March, the Trump administration enacted new rules allowing migrants to be removed without standard proceedings.

Israel's conservative defense minister explains what needs to happen for Israeli conservatives to support the Trump administration's peace plan.

"But we have a lack of coordinated effort," Gates said. "That's just the truth across the United States."

Some states across the country are already lifting coronavirus restrictions.

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.

"Notwithstanding how this government has talked about the Defense Production Act, it has used it regularly in a wide range of areas," one former FEMA official said.

Former dog breeder Brian Harrison, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar's chief of staff, reportedly held a key role in the early U.S. response to the coronavirus despite having limited experience in public health.

COVID-19 social distancing guidelines are set to expire on April 30 and several Trump administration officials have expressed optimism that the economy can be reopened shortly after, although medical experts do not appear confident that the virus will be contained by then.

Multiple Trump advisers have reportedly balked at the administration's estimate of 100,000-240,000 deaths due to COVID-19.

The rule, expected to be announced over the next two days, will reportedly see all asylum seekers, undocumented foreigners rejected at the border points of entry. They will not be detained.

Dr. Anthony Fauci told Fox News that a mortality rate of 1 percent would make COVID-19 "ten times more lethal" than seasonal flu.

The rule is expected to go into effect on April 8 this year.

"The longer poor animal welfare practices continue, the greater the risk of zoonotic disease outbreaks becoming more frequent," said Alesia Soltanpanah of World Animal Protection, U.S.

Dr. Anthony Fauci offered simple advice to elderly or vulnerably ill Americans in the wake of the outbreak.

The Department of Education is reportedly set to cut off over 800 rural schools after deciding to enforce a specific poverty reporting rule for the first time in close to 17 years.

"The extinction crisis gets worse by the day, but Trump officials are twiddling their thumbs as plants and animals fade away," said Noah Greenwald from the Center for Biological Diversity.