Isaias weakens to post-tropical cyclone, death toll expected to rise in blast that shook Beirut, and getting back on the workout track.

Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in Southern North Carolina, Congressional Democrats, White House cite progress in talks on coronavirus bill, and new Wisconsin Justice sworn in during 100-mile ultramarathon.

Democrats and Republicans continue to argue over jobless benefits, tropical storm Isaias skirts Florida, aims for Carolinas, and debate begins for who's first in line for COVID-19 vaccine.

William Barr battled Democrats in his first congressional appearance, what a vaccine phase 3 trial looks like, and Australian outback pub bans messy emus for bad behavior.

GOP releases coronavirus relief proposal, covid-19 outbreak halts some MLB games, and back-to-school shopping is off to a rough start.

President Trump cancels GOP convention events in Jacksonville, Florida, U.S. coronavirus deaths top 1,100 for a third day in a row, and tips for getting hired from home.

Face-mask mandates expand across the U.S., how attacks on mail-in voting are hurting both parties, and Amazon driver delivers more than just a package to a customer with cancer.

President Trump relaunches coronavirus news briefings, U.S. Homeland Security confirms three units sent paramilitary officers to Portland, and are we still going on vacation this summer.

Congress looks to replace $600-a-week jobless aid, President Trump to send more unmarked forces to "Democrat" cities, and vaccine trials show early promising results.

Coronavirus deaths surpass 140,000 in U.S., Portland mayor wants unmarked federal agents out, and the latest quarantine trend is pet chickens.

Pat Beall from Palm Beach Post explains the stress coronavirus and the upcoming 2020 election are having on officials as we get closer to November.

President Trump and Joe Biden offer dramatically different visions of 'normal' in America, the coronavirus is affecting car and boat sales, and its time for boxed wine.

Supreme Court says the President can't hide taxes from prosecutors, U.S. sets one-day record with more than 60,500 COVID cases, and what college athletes should know about liability waivers.

Worsening U.S. outbreak prompts tough actions, police ignored George Floyd's 'I can't breathe' plea, and 8-year-old girl surprises delivery man.

Yasmeen Abutaleb from The Washington Post examines how the Trump and Biden campaigns are refocusing their messaging about coronavirus as the pandemic grows into a prominent election topic.

Openings continue as coronavirus surges, a look at who received U.S. pandemic aid, and why single-use plastic is back.

Dr. Fauci warns coronavirus cases could reach 100,000 a day, Democrats urge Russia sanctions if bounty reports are true, and Michigan 9-year-old has sewn and donated more than 500 masks during the pandemic.

Washington state makes face masks mandatory as some states see new coronavirus surge, President Trump says he doesn't kid, and Oklahoma man tracks down car sold by father decades earlier.

President Trump suspends entry of certain foreign workers despite business opposition, coronavirus cases continue to rise in many states, and husband and wife donate organs to same man 16 years apart.

President Trump moves on from Tulsa rally, White House blasts John Bolton's book, and why you can't sleep right now.

Supreme Court rules in favor of DACA, Facebook removes Trump campaign ads for violating policy on use of hate symbol, and how to stay safe at the gym.

Atlanta police officer who shot Rayshard Brooks charged with felony murder, White House sues to block John Bolton's boom, and U.S. soldier's family reunited with button found in Australia.

Seattle mayor says President Trump should respect the first amendment, why we need a police reform bill, and new strategies to combat obesity.

Derek Chauvin and three other ex-officers face new charges in George Floyd's killing, former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis blasts Trump's response to protestors, and woman turning 105 receives nearly 200 birthday cards from strangers.

Anger and unrest sweep across U.S., essential workers face pay gaps during the pandemic, and police and protesters come together.