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Moderna CEO Says Vaccine Won't Be Ready Until Next Spring

Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said on Wednesday that the company's potential COVID-19 vaccine will not be ready for public distribution until spring of next year.
House Speaker Pelosi And Treasury Secretary Mnuchin Continue COVID Relief Talks

Mnuchin Presents Counterproposal for Coronavirus Relief in Meeting with Pelosi

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin met with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday to present the White House's counterproposal on the Democrats' coronavirus relief package.
Florida woman lost winnings after USPS blunder

Florida Woman Loses Lottery Winnings After USPS Blunder

A Florida woman lost the chance to collect lottery winnings after learning she would have to forfeit her prize money due to U.S. Postal Service blunder.
Stimulus Package: House Vote Rescheduled to Thursday as Negotiations Continue

Stimulus Package: House Vote Reschedules to Thursday as Negotiations Continue

Stimulus package house vote will be held on Thursday, October 1, instead of Wednesday, September 30, in the hopes that a bipartisan deal will be reached to help Americans impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
GOP Senators Speak To Media After Weekly Policy Luncheon At The Capitol

Second Stimulus: McConnell Says Negotiators are 'Very, Very Far Apart'

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that negotiators of the second stimulus are still "very, very far apart" on how much spending should go to the package.
Biden-Trump Debate: Fox News’ Moderator Chris Wallace Says He is Disappointed on Behalf of America

Biden-Trump Debate: Fox News' Moderator Chris Wallace Says He is Disappointed on Behalf of America

Fox News' Chris Wallace was disappointed with the first Presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
Latinos and COVID-19

COVID-19 Causes Historic Decimation of Latinos - Experts

A global health expert said on Wednesday that the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing "historic decimations" of the Latinos.
Mnuchin and Pelosi

Senate Approves Stopgap Spending Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown

The Senate passed a stopgap spending bill on Wednesday to prevent a partial government shutdown at midnight.
Meghan Markle Loses As Court Allows ANL to Use Biography as Evidence

Meghan Markle Loses as Court Allows ANL to Use Biography as Evidence

Meghan Markle loses her latest round in court as the judge allowed the Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) to use as part of their defense the biography "Finding Freedom."
Presidential Debate: Trump, Biden Intensely Clash Over Supreme Court Nomination, Obamacare

Presidential Debate: Trump, Biden Clash Over Barrett Supreme Court Nomination and ObamaCare

The presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden kicked off their first presidential debate sparring over Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination and ObamaCare as insults fly.

Kobe Bryant Act of 2020 Signed Into Law by Newsom

Kobe Bryant's crash site photos prompted California Governor Gavin Newsom to sign into law the Kobe Bryant Act of 2020, a bill that would prohibit first responders from taking photos of dead victims outside of their job duties.
COVID-19 Stimulus Talks to Approach Deadline on Noon Wednesday, Democrats Say

COVID-19 Stimulus Talks Deadline Finally Set on Noon Wednesday, Democrats Say

The COVID-19 stimulus talks are facing a deadline of noon Wednesday. The COVID-19 stimulus talks are facing a deadline of noon Wednesday. The House Democrats are looking for the new COVID-19 fiscal stimulus package's talks to be finalized on Wednesday noon as they aim to pass it before the November presidential election.

Tampa International Airport to Offer COVID-19 Testing to Passengers

Airline passengers flying at Tampa International Airport can now get their COVID-19 test results. Airline passengers flying at Tampa International Airport can now get their COVID-19 test results.
Massachusetts Based Biotech Company Moderna Receives FDA Approval To Continue Coronavirus Vaccine Trials

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Appears to Be Effective in Older Adults, Study Finds

Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine appears to be as effective in older people as it does in younger adults, a small study found.
Trump’s Tax Records Should Not Be Disclosed To The Public Without Consent

Trump’s Tax Records Should Not Be Disclosed to the Public Without Consent, Grassley Says

President Donald Trump's tax records should not be disclosed to the public without his consent, as stated in Section 6203 of the tax code, according to Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa).

Florida Sees Uptick in COVID-19 Cases After Easing Restrictions

The state of Florida has reported a rise in new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday after Governor Ron DeSantis signed an executive order, easing restrictions on restaurants and bars.
Donald Trump And Joe Biden Participate In First Presidential Debate

Who Won First Presidential Debate? Experts Evaluate Trump, Biden Brawl

President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden faced off in a messy first presidential debate and left many Americans with the question, "who won?"
Disney to lay off workers at California and Florida theme parks

Disney to Lay Off 28,000 at Its California, Florida Parks

The Walt Disney Co. said on Tuesday its plans to lay off 28,000 workers division at its theme parks in California and Florida.
Donald Trump And Joe Biden Participate In First Presidential Debate

Presidential Debate Quickly Turns Into Chaos as Trump, Biden Interrupt Each Other

The presidential debate on Tuesday quickly spiraled into chaos as President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden yelled over each other.
U.S. Presidential Election: More Than 1 Million Ballots Already Returned

US Presidential Election: More Than 1 Million Ballots Already Returned

U.S. presidential election already has more than 1.2 million Americans casting their votes based on the ballot returns in some states that have already started their early voting.
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