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The New York Times was criticized on Saturday over its characterization of the late former Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Oklahoma.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer continued her criticism of the Trump Administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic and blaming the federal government for exacerbating the shortages of much-needed medical supplies at hospitals around the country.

North Korea fired two suspected ballistic missiles on Saturday, officials in South Korea and Japan said, as experts believe leader Kim Jong Un might be trying to strengthen domestic support amid the coronavirus outbreak.

An aircraft that's been used as an air ambulance in the Philippines as the country deals with the coronavirus outbreak caught fire while attempting to take off for Japan on Sunday, killing all on board including an American, according to officials.

With fear and anxiety at seeming all-time highs for many amid the coronavirus pandemic, more people are turning to faith leaders for answers.

Regardless of your faith or belief system, this is a time to lean towards one another – to lean toward family, friends, and co-workers.

Italy’s poorer south is readying for war, expecting a sudden explosion in coronavirus cases within the next 10 days, as the novel illness advances down the peninsula from the northern, affluent Lombardy region, which is currently the epicenter of the outbreak in the country.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., touted on Sunday the benefits that small businesses will receive under the massive stimulus bill passed by Congress and signed by President Trump last week.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are offering words of advice during the coronavirus pandemic.

Jan Howard, a country icon and Grand Ole Opry member of 49 years, has passed away at the age of 91 in Gallatin, Tenn.

A fierce tornado tearing through Arkansas on Saturday left six people injured and caused major damage to a local shopping mall and airport.

Do you have peace? You’re not going to find it in a bottle or in a drug. You’re not going to find it in helpful little sayings on Instagram or Pinterest. You need God's word.

The number of U.S. deaths from coronavirus topped 2,000 on Saturday – just days after reaching the 1,000 mark.

The most popular drink of the moment is the “quarantini.”

Former royal butler Paul Burrell insisted there was no rivalry between Queen Elizabeth II and her younger sister Princess Margaret.

You may not change God’s mind, but He will inevitably and eventually change you.

Dating will look quite different in the age of coronavirus, but it doesn't need to stop entirely.

It’s important for us all to remember that the changes wrought on our lives by the pandemic are temporary. Panicking and focusing on our nightmares will not help us get through the coronavirus plague.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is threatening to sue Rhode Island over its new coronavirus policy that calls for police to stop cars with New York license plates and has seen National Guard members go door-to-door to ask if anyone has arrived from the Empire State.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have returned home to the United States after testing positive for COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, in Australia.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Amesh Adalja spoke with co-host Eric Shawn on "America's News HQ" where he discussed how the coronavirus may impact smaller communities outside the currently infected areas of the U.S.

John Callahan, best known for his role on "All My Children" has died. He was 66.

Jesse Watters' featured video of Dr. David Price of Weill Cornell Medical Center Saturday on "Watters' World", where the New York City doctor tells people how to not get the coronavirus.

An Amazon delivery driver in California apparently spit on his hand and wiped it on a package as he dropped it off, as seen in security cam footage -- this while the deadly coronavirus crisis grips the country.