A woman suffered severe burns after falling into a thermal feature at Yellowstone National Park, according to Montana authorities.

As if frontline workers don’t have enough to worry about while fighting the coronavirus, fake PPE has been flooding into the US.

With mail volume down by 30 percent due to the coronavirus pandemic, the US Postal Service is in need of a cash infusion otherwise it could run out of money by September.

Facebook will pay out $52 million to the people who work to keep the platform free of graphic or disturbing material.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on a case that could fundamentally change the Electoral College and how U.S. elections are handled.

Vice President Mike Pence has decided to practice a little social distancing from the President – for now, at least.

Just like movie theaters and concerts, Broadway shows have been shut down since mid-March. And they’re going to remain dark until at least September.

Less than a week after he claimed he doesn’t need a mask because he’s immune to the coronavirus, Senator Rand Paul took on infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, telling him he’s not “the end-all.”

Stand by for backlash. The Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled it’s perfectly legal to secretly film women without their permission — providing they’re in public and wearing clothes.

Doctors Without Borders is rushing aid to combat a huge surge of COVID-19 cases in the Navajo Nation, a region with some of the highest rates of infection in the country. This is the first time that the organization of medical professionals, which has teams in Iran and Afghanistan, has ever had a presence in the United States.

It seems that no one will be feeling “the Bern” in future U.S. presidential elections. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders told The Washington Post there’s “a very, very slim chance” he’ll run for President again. I think the next time around you’re going to see another candidate carrying the progressive banner.”, Sanders said in a live stream interview.

Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams announced Tuesday that she is endorsing Joe Biden for President. The voting rights advocate said in a statement “Vice President Biden is the leader America needs – a leader who will restore dignity, competence and compassion to the Oval Office.”

According to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch , the sister of U.S. Congresswoman Maxine Waters has passed away from COVID-19 complications.