One man has died and hundreds more have tested positive for COVID-19 following the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota.

The Kentucky police department is attempting to bribe Breonna Taylor's ex-boyfriend. In an effort to take the heat off of police officers for murdering Taylor in her own home, cops are trying to get her ex-boyfriend to implicate Taylor in crimes that she didn't commit.

Maine Senator, Susan Collins is accused of voting on legislation in a way that would directly benefit her husband's company.

A judge has ruled in Donald Trump's favor, placing the release of his tax returns and other financial documents on hold.

The U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General has issued additional subpoenas to companies tied to accused pedophile and child sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein, in relation to their ongoing investigation and lawsuit.

The House Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis has found that over one billion of the Paycheck Protection Program money was given to companies that should never have received a loan. In some cases, the companies committed fraud in order to obtain the funds.

As part of Donald Trump's giveaway to big oil and his wealthy donors, he has finalized plans to allow oil and gas drilling in an Alaskan wildlife refuge.

The University of Massachusetts College Democrats have sent a letter of apology to progressive candidate, Alex Morse who was the subject of a political smear campaign that nearly destroyed his career. Find out why I believe it's far too little and far too late.

A new cable news show launches tomorrow, and they're promising completely unbiased, straightforward coverage of the day's events in the United States. They've even hired staff to ensure that all stories are fair and objective.

Indiana Republican lawmaker, Jim Banks introduced a bill to punish Black Lives Matter protestors by denying them federal unemployment benefits, among other things.