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"Twitter’s discrimination against conservative voices is extremely alarming."

The surge has forced authorities to backpedal on moves to reopen businesses, such as restaurants and bars, after mandatory lockdowns reduced economic activity to a virtual standstill and put millions...

"It would be personally very disappointing to me, and I know my agency, if we saw that individuals were using these guidelines as a rationale for not reopening our schools."

The court endorsed a plan by President Trump's administration.

Ongoing Mexican support for Trump's immigration policies is likely to feature prominently on the agenda.

He had to attend meetings linked to the U.S. notification of its withdrawal from the WHO.

The United States will leave the WHO on July 6, 2021.

60% of Americans said they found reports of Russian bounties on American soldiers to be "very" or "somewhat" believable.

"We're very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools."

"While COVID-19, and the risk of contracting it, is present in public places, there are many important ways that we can all help promote each other’s safety."

"The NHLPA's Executive Board has approved the tentative CBA and referred it to the NHLPA Membership for a ratification vote."

The FTC declined to comment. The Justice Department had no immediate comment.

The WHO has previously said the virus that causes the COVID-19 respiratory disease spreads primarily through small droplets expelled from the nose and mouth of an infected person that quickly...

"Today I am announcing visa restrictions on PRC government and Chinese Communist Party."

"The Chinese government wants to force them to return to China."

The temporary "surge testing" sites will be live anywhere from five to 12 days.

Jaime Harrison raised $13.9 million during the second quarter of 2020.

"Just like the United States itself, no U.S. ally should be dependent on critical supplies from countries like China and Russia."

He tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

The signs of improvement in the labor market have been overshadowed by a resurgence in COVID-19 cases.