The Trump administration loosened restrictions on religious institutions in an attempt not to alienate the evangelical community, believing that some of the proposals were too harsh. According to The Washington Post, warnings on the danger… Read Story
As the shelter-at-home order was lifted in Wuhan, residents are still facing travel restrictions toward other provinces. Doctors work overload on the front line. Read Story
The European Union proposed a $2 trillion COVID-19 response package aimed at lifting the union out of an impending economic depression. According to the Wall Street Journal, if approved by the EU governing bodies the… Read Story
U.S. reaches deadly milestone, states face backlash from businesses over COVID-19 guidelines. Read Story
Results from a vaccine trial in humans showed that people did develop T-cells and antibodies, but it is unknown how much is needed to develop immunity to COVID-19, and the vaccine may be less useful… Read Story
Watch our reporters talk about the top stories of the week! In this week’s video: HyoJung Kim, Kelly Cannon and Brian Johnson talk about Wisconsin’s government officials considering complete absentee voting for November’s general election… Read Story
On this week's podcast episode we speak with athletes, including Los Angeles Lakers point guard Quinn Cook, about keeping fit and focused while on hiatus because of COVID-19. Read Story
President Trump announced Thursday that flags on federal buildings will be lowered to half-staff in honor of coronavirus victims and members of the military. According to CNN, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader… Read Story
Colleges and universities across the United States are approaching the upcoming fall term in a variety of ways. While some will welcome students back on a shortened schedule, others will stick to online classes. Both… Read Story
The coronavirus pandemic hasn't stopped elections from happening, regardless if they are municipal, state or general. But local election officials in some states can't do much to prepare if state officials don't authorize it. Read Story