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Conservative Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives led by Rep. Mo Brooks (Ala.) met with President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence at the White House Monday to discuss a long-shot, all-but-certain-to-fail effort to object to the Electoral
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Multiple countries, including France, Germany, Spain, and India, have suspended all flights from the United Kingdom as officials there grapple with an outbreak of a “mutant” strain of the novel coronavirus that some worry is more contagious than COVID-19. According
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The number of San Francisco residents who have died from drug overdoses this year far exceeded the number of Bay Area residents who have died from the coronavirus. The shocking number of overdose deaths come as the COVID-19 pandemic has
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A Texas hospital has responded to accusations that medical workers were administered a fake coronavirus vaccine shot. To bolster public confidence in the Pfizer vaccine, which was rolled out to the public last week, medical workers and leaders, like Vice
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued undated guidance on Saturday about the coronavirus vaccine after multiple allergic reactions happened in individuals who had just received the vaccine. What is the CDC now saying? The government agency now says
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One Chicago-area hospital abruptly stopped administering the coronavirus vaccine to its staff after four employees experienced reactions upon receiving the vaccine. What are the details? Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville said that since administering the Pfizer COVID vaccine on
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President Donald Trump reportedly discussed appointing controversial lawyer Sidney Powell a special counsel to investigate voter fraud, according to the New York Times. Powell has been a staple in the news following the election because she made numerous unsubstantiated allegations
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Many parts of the country are suffering from record homicides this year. How many of them are being classified as COVID-19 deaths? This might sound like a frivolous question, but based on concerns raised by one Colorado coroner, along with
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At long last, Republican Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced on Thursday that his office would be conducting a statewide review of signature matching that took place during the Nov. 3 presidential election. What are the details? The news
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As multiple U.S. federal agencies report breaches by hackers who used a compromised software manufactured by IT company SolarWinds to infiltrate government computer networks, the state of Michigan says that so far there is “no indication” that the state network
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