Disaster preparedness plans in Washington and Alabama say people with cognitive issues are a lower priority for lifesaving treatment. Disability advocacy organizations have asked the federal govern...

With the National Guard now active in 22 states and governors continuing to declare more severe emergency measures daily, the U.S. military is preparing forces to assume a larger role in the corona...

"The administration should be giving its all toward making our country healthier right now. Instead, it is taking advantage of an unprecedented public health crisis," said former EPA Administrator...

Rhode Island officials will order anyone coming from New York into quarantine

Reports indicate the Trump administration offered large sums of money to secure rights for a prospective coronavirus vaccine 'only for the USA.'

ICE agents given masks for protection. Children at homes they door-knock. Eerily quiet neighborhoods. A day in the life of ICE agents seeking to make arrests in the age of coronavirus

Advocacy groups call the mass production as a form of "slave labor."

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw stressed Wednesday that the temporary policy does not mean the department is turning a blind eye to crime.

The Federal Reserve has moved with unprecedented force and speed to pump huge amounts of cash into the financial system to ease disruptions that have escalated since the viral outbreak.

For the more than 37,000 people in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities, social distance is not always an option.

President Donald Trump was pressed for the second straight day on why he is calling the coronavirus the "Chinese virus," amid instances of bigotry against Asian Americans.

The Department of Justice has secretly asked Congress for the ability to detain arrested people "indefinitely" in addition to other powers.

The Senate relief bill would send money to Americans and greatly expand unemployment coverage.

More than 11,000 experts sign an emergency declaration warning that energy, food and reproduction must change immediately.

The department called the decision a move “to bring justice to terrorists, war criminals, sex offenders and other fraudsters,” but some lawyers there feared a broader crackdown.

A little-known start-up helps law enforcement match photos of unknown people to their online images — and “might lead to a dystopian future or something,” a backer says.

Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-Calif.), the measure's author, fears other lawmakers are not taking the threat of white nationalists in the military seriously.

"People have been waiting for this to blow up."

The United States sent Iran a blunt message this week: the spread of the coronavirus will not save it from U.S. sanctions that are choking off its oil revenues and isolating its economy.