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De Blasio said that "We had to reset the equation to create something that would be sustainable for the long haul." That something is massive, mandatory, widespread COVID testing.
A Pakistani national imam reportedly used TikTok to spread a pro-terrorism ideology in France.
Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists from Portland, Ore. have protested and rioted for weeks over the fatal shooting of Kevin Peterson Jr. The 21-year-old black man was killed by deputies in nearby Vancouver, Wash. in October.
Dr. Aaron Rock is the head pastor at Harvest Bible Church in Windsor Ontario, and has been taking the lead in the fight to keep churches open across Canada.
Ontario saw a spike in coronavirus cases reported over the weekend, with 1,822 reported on Saturday and another 1,708 reported on Sunday.
This is the third delay of the recount, and Dominion technicians have reportedly "been dispatched to resolve the issue."
Now the second vaccine to have reached this point in development, Moderna's product will now be reviewed by the FDA, a process which could take just over a month.
A group of activists have been targeting residents in North Seattle area suburbs, presenting homeowners with documents, and proclaiming that they are the rightful owners of their homes.
"Contrary to what they say, churches are being targeted in the current lockdown. And the people are taking notice. We appeal to the rights guaranteed to us in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms."
Trump's comments were made in light of what he says is a lack of appropriate response from Kemp to allegations of election fraud in Georgia.
The remote-controlled machine gun allegedly opened fire from a 150 meters' distance, with the scientist being struck by three bullets.
An election recount in a major county within the key 2020 battleground state of Wisconsin resulted in additional votes for Joe Biden.
Formula One driver Romain Grosjean, 34, survived a dramatic and fiery racing crash during the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio, announced Sunday that the city's public primary schools will be open for in-person learning again on Dec. 7.
"A large number of people, substantial, especially given how tight the margin is, well over a thousand who voted in this election, listed themselves at addresses that are in fact postal facilities."