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A Look at Omar Jimenez, the CNN Reporter Arrested by Minneapolis PoliceJimenez has been a reporter for CNN since 2017, covering breaking news stories for more than 900 of the network's affiliates.
In Helping Hong Kong, Follow the Cold War ModelThe U.S. could simultaneously hurt the Chinese Communist Party and greatly improve its own position.
China, U.S. on 'Brink of New Cold War' Over Coronavirus, Hong Kong: BeijingChina and the United States are veering toward a "new Cold War," Beijing's foreign minister warned just one day after Hong Kong protests reignited.
Navigating the U.S./China/Israel TriangleIsrael has been forced to reach out to China for greater investment. There are lessons here for policymakers, moving forward.
U.S. Will Develop Coronavirus Vaccine Research First: White HouseNational 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.
China Tells Countries to Stop 'Meddling' in Proposed Hong Kong Security LawIn a joint statement, spokespersons for the U.K., Canada and Australia said they were "deeply concerned" by new security legislation.
The World Health Organization Is Not SalvageableThe WHO has been corrupted by China. The U.S. must help build a new organization.
Comet SWAN: How and When to Watch Green Glowing Space Rock Fly Past EarthThe comet will make its closest approach to the sun on May 27, when it will be around 40 million miles from our star.
More Than 80,000 People Have Now Died From Coronavirus in United StatesThe death toll continues to climb as New York state reports children with COVID-19 are experiencing toxic shock–like symptoms.
Global Coronavirus Cases Surpass 4 Million, With U.S. Reporting Most DeathsMore than 4 million people have tested positive for the new coronavirus worldwide since last December, according to the latest data provided by Johns Hopkins University's outbreak tracker.
Mexican President Says U.S. Can Still Apologize For 'Fast & Furious' StingMexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador reignited demands this week for either clarity or an apology over a botched Obama-era United States gun-running operation dubbed "Fast and Furious."
How Long Before We Know if States' Reopening Plans Caused Virus to Spread?An immediate increase in cases may indicate a state moved too fast, too soon.
How Coronavirus Cases, Deaths Differ Between Men and Women by StateAs of Wednesday, the U.S. had more than 1.2 million cases of the novel coronavirus and more than 71,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by it.
Where Murder Hornets in the U.S. are Being Sighted and What to Expect NextScientists in Washington state are working to eradicate the first observations of a hornet species that had never been detected in North America until late last year.
Doctor Who Treated First COVID-19 Patient in U.S. Worries About Second Wave"More than anything, I am concerned that I don't know if we are going to have the resources to handle a second outbreak," said Dr. George Díaz.
U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Rise by 1,435 in 24 Hours Despite 'Positive Trends'The rise brought the total number of deaths to more than 66,000, while confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, surpassed 1.1 million.
Cinco De Mayo 2020: Deals at Taco Bell, Chipotle and MoreWe look at the history of the holiday and ways to celebrate, including a virtual happy hour and a party online with live DJ music sets on Facebook and Instagram.
16 States Posted New Highs in COVID-19 Death Tolls This WeekAs states across the country began reopening,16 states and Washington, D.C. all reported an uptick in coronavirus death counts higher than that recorded in previous weeks.
Election Day Could Be Election Month As Covid-19 Reshapes U.S. Tradition"The pandemic really exposed the significant vulnerabilities with the country's reliance on in-person voting," one expert told Newsweek.
Dr. Fauci Says States Shouldn't Reopen Until Coronavirus Cases PlateauThe National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director told CNN that he was concerned about some states "leapfrogging over the first checkpoint" as they looked to reopen.
Chinese Embassy in France Mocks U.S. Coronavirus Response With VideoIn the video, the United States, represented by a Statue of Liberty figurine, calls China's lockdown orders "barbaric" and a "violation of human rights."
79 Percent of Voters Think There Will be Second Coronavirus Wave Next YearThe belief that there will be a second coronavirus wave was virtually equal among Republicans, Democrats and Independents.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued in Louisiana and TexasSevere thunderstorms are also possible around the Tallahassee, Florida region on Wednesday evening, while the storm system moves into the eastern region by Friday.
GOP Senator Tom Cotton: Ban Chinese Students From Studying Science in U.S.The senator from Arkansas said it's a "scandal" that American universities have "trained the Communist Party's brightest minds."
Air Pollution Has Fallen Significantly in Nine Major Global CitiesLockdown measures across the world have led to large decreases in vehicle traffic and industrial activity.
Eight States Where COVID-19 Cases Dropped Over 50 Percent From Their PeaksThe nation has seen a nearly 24 percent drop in new cases from around April 4, when daily new infections were reported to be more than 34,000.
With States Running Out of Cash, Fiscal Crisis Will Likely Follow PandemicThe wider economic fallout from the virus and governments' response to it has been unprecedented.
More Than 60,000 Americans Have Now Recovered From CoronavirusOfficials have urged for the ramping up of antibody tests to determine the true number of recovered people in America.
Some Coastal U.S. Cities Could Experience Flooding Every Day by 2100Researchers predict that today's "once-in-a-lifetime" extreme water levels may be reached every year in 70 percent of U.S. coastal regions by 2050.
