President Donald Trump announced Friday that the U.S. government will be partnering with American McKesson Corporation to distribute a coronavirus vaccine once one is approved. Three vaccines are in Phase 3 clinical trials, and 100 million doses of an effective vaccine will be ready “before the end of the year,” Trump said, with 500 million doses available “very […]

Prosecutors approved 43 felony charges in connection with looting across Chicago earlier this week, and city officials laid out a series of plans Friday that they say would prevent future incidents. “What happened Sunday night into Monday morning should never have happened,” Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said in a press conference Friday afternoon. “There can never be […]

A group of Calif. parents have filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order barring schools from opening for in-person instruction until their counties get off the state watch list for COVID-19. A federal judge is set to hear the case. (Aug. 14) AP Related News:Coronavirus updates: New York party boat busted; 90-minute swab also […]

The world now knows Cannon Hinnant as the North Carolina 5-year-old who was fatally shot while riding his bike less than a week ago. But to family, he was so much more: A child who will be remembered for his humor, energy and love.  “He was very full of life,” Gwen Hinnant told USA TODAY on Friday. A grandmother like […]

WILMINGTON, Del. — Three Muslim women who used to work at a state detention center for juveniles have filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against Delaware officials claiming they were barred from wearing religious head coverings at work.  The women, Tia Mays, Madinah Brown and Shakeya Thomas, claim nobody told them it was against policy to […]