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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge across the U.S. the question of college football is up in the air.

People have been going to religious services on the beaches of Southern California for weeks, violating public health orders.

Marjorie Taylor Green could become one of the first members of Congress to support Qanon, a group that peddles right-wing conspiracy theories.

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Trump pulled from White House briefing after shooting near White House, large gatherings raise alarm as U.S.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom spoke out for the first time since the state’s public health director resigned.

North Texas is opening four free coronavirus testing sites after the state passed half a million COVID-19 cases. Gov.

Researchers at Duke Health tested 14 different types of masks with a simple experiment designed to visualize small droplets or particles sprayed during regular speech.

With the debate raging nationwide about schools and whether to open them amid the coronavirus pandemic, experts say now more than ever, students need mental health support.

Looters swept through the streets of downtown Chicago Sunday hours after police officers shot a man they say was armed.

Joe Biden’s campaign says all the major contenders have had in-person interviews including Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Sen. Kamala Harris and former National Security Advisor Susan Rice.

Florida opened some of its public schools for in-person learning as cautionary tales continue to emerge from other states.

Lebanon’s Prime Minister Hassan Diab said he would resign along with all of his ministers.

At least one person was killed, and several others injured when three homes exploded in Baltimore. The blast was a result of a gas leak and trapped at least one person in the rubble.

Watch live coverage as President Trump holds a press briefing at the White House.

Chicago officials held a press conference after looting took place in the downtown area.

Watch live coverage as White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany holds a press briefing.

School reopening divides the nation. Parents and teachers are uncertain and scared.

Thousands of opposition supporters took to the streets of Minsk on Sunday night after the end of the presidential election in Belarus, demanding a change of power.

Monday's eruption followed just over a year of inactivity. No casualties have been reported from the latest eruptions, while Indonesia's transport ministry said flights had not been disrupted.

In her first full-length interview with an international news organization since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, Wang Yanyi told NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer that the Wuhan Institute of

The Director of Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory, Yuan Zhiming, sat down for a far-reaching interview with NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer about the origins of COVID-19, biosafety in Wuhan and the

U.S. passes 5 million coronavirus cases, President Trump’s new executive actions come under fire, and 5.1 magnitude earthquake shakes North Carolina and the Southeast.

Millions were awed by Anthony Madu’s talent after a video of him dancing in the rain in Lagos, Nigeria went viral.

President Trump’s move to bypass Congress for coronavirus economic relief was met with some criticism and confusion.

NBC News’ Kerry Sanders first looked into Florida’s Collier County schools in May as administrators grappled with how to safely welcome back students.

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a devastating toll on Navajo Nation, killing more people there per capita than any U.S.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating what led up to officers firing at a vehicle with minors inside. Officials say an officer opened fire when the car began to move toward him.

Interviews with Peter Navarro, Sen. Durbin, Dr.

Over the past two weeks we've suffered roughly one death from Covid-19 every 77 seconds. When pressed in an interview, President Trump said, "They are dying, that's true ...