An independent autopsy conducted by doctors hired by the George Floyd family’s legal team found he died from asphyxia due to sustained forceful pressure. Attorney Ben Crump and co-counsel Antonio Romanucci, who are representing the MORE
UPDATE to a. current News Views discussion: (CNN)T he white woman who called police on a black man in Central Park during an encounter involving her unleashed dog has been fired from her job, her MORE
When the Justice Department announced it would drop charges against former Trump National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, legal experts reacted with a combination of shock and horror. Flynn not only lied to the FBI about his MORE
Attorney General William Barr on Monday directed federal prosecutors to “be on the lookout” for public health measures put in place amid the coronavirus pandemic that might be running afoul of constitutional rights. In a two-page memorandum MORE
China has dispatched a team to North Korea including medical experts to advise on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, according to three people familiar with the situation. The trip by the Chinese doctors and MORE
Former President Barack Obama will endorse Joe Biden on Tuesday, a source familiar with the plans tells CNN. Obama will make the endorsement of his former vice president in a video message, offering why he believes Biden MORE
Since the Coronavirus Warriors took the weekend off, News Views has the latest COVID-19 updates at your fingertips. The US surpassed Italy’s death toll from the coronavirus. 528, 990 reported cases in the US. Its MORE
BALTIMORE — After searching for four days, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Police have found the body of former Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend’s missing daughter. Authorities found Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean’s body MORE
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly apologized Monday for calling Capt. Brett Crozier, the ousted commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, “too naive or too stupid” over his letter pleading for helpfollowing a coronavirus outbreak onboard. What MORE
Dr. Jeffrey VanWingen has some updates on food safety as you bring items into your home. Dr. VanWingen explains that after speaking with several experts in infectious disease, food science, and microbiologists, the consensus with MORE
As the coronavirus continues to rage across the country, there are still questions about how it is spreading. NPR has asked experts in virology, epidemiology, and environmental microbiology questions from readers and listeners. The virus MORE
Governor Gretchen Whitmer had alarming remarks to report on a live radio interview last night at WWJ Newsradio 950. After President Donald Trump issued scathing comments about Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, saying she’s “not stepping MORE
“I give it two weeks. I guess by Monday or Tuesday, it’s about two weeks. We will assess at that time and give it more time if we need a little more time. We have MORE
Speaker Pelosi calls on Trump to abandon lawsuits seeking to strike down the ACA: Total coronavirus cases: More than 378,000 in the world and more than 16,500 deaths. More than 100,900 people have recovered. 43,963 MORE
US coronavirus cases soar past 8,500. Trump on Wednesday took the rare step of invoking the nation’s war powers authority. The Defense Production Act of 1950 gives the president broad powers to require manufacturers to MORE
US drugmaker Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech will immediately start work together on a potential vaccine for COVID-19, the companies announced in a joint statement on Tuesday. Both companies have signed a letter of intent for MORE
Death toll rises: The novel coronavirus has killed more than 6,400 worldwide, according to an estimate from John Hopkins University, which is tracking cases reported by the World Health Organization and additional sources. US cases climb: There are at least MORE
On Friday, Trump delivered a bigly speech on the Coronavirus where he declared a national emergency, promised to make testing more readily available, and took ZERO responsibility for dithering and fiddling while Rome burned…to the MORE
So, here is where we were yesterday and we’ll move to where we are as we are the 13th of March, 2020. How canceled events and self-quarantines save lives, in one chart. Trump Met With MORE
During the last twenty four hours, the stock market hit the skids again ending a 11 year bull run. Trump addressed the nation and caused futures to hit the skids,. The NBA cancelled the remainder MORE
ROME — Italy got the message. On the first day of Europe’s first nationwide restriction on movement and public gatherings to stem the rampant spread of the coronavirus, Italians steered clear of their streets, shops, MORE
Our lives have changed. The spread of this disease is real and not some ‘hoax’ to take out the Orange Ass. Please check out the website below for updates and what you can do to MORE
Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said Tuesday he was unaware of any indication from his agency that physical barriers along America’s borders would help halt the spread of the MORE
U.S. death toll at 26. Trump to meet with Senate leaders about economic stimulus plan. Italy expanding coronavirus lockdown to entire country. Stocks drop more than 2,000 points. Four more Congress members go into self-quarantine. MORE
A recap of today’s events: The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the day with a loss of around 2,000 points Monday, part of a global market rout that saw spiraling sell-offs in the energy sector MORE