Government And Institutions

The legal fight focuses on whether the single director of the agency has too much power.

The president provided an update on the virus after the first reported U.S. death Saturday, of a woman he described as being in her late 50s and having a high medical risk.

Federal health officials scrambled Friday to get coronavirus testing up and running in every state.

As of March 31, the Sussexes will no longer be active royals, which means they will also lose the security benefits attached to their status.

COVID-19 cases have been reported in nearly 60 countries.

The International Ski Federation, the governing body for international skiing, announced plans to ban the use of fluorinated waxes in all disciplines next season.

The U.S. Department of Justice sides with photographer who doesn't want to work same-sex weddings.

By the start of 2019,  Boeing had won more orders for the 737 Max than any model in its history. Less than three months later, it was grounded worldwide.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention findings come from a 2017-18 health survey that measures height and weight. More than 5,000 U.S. adults took part.

At a White House news conference, Trump sought to minimize fears as he insisted the U.S. is "very, very ready."

Some rural Oregonians want to become Idahoans so that they are subject to less regulations and taxes

Jail officials reportedly fear an incident similar to the death of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who was found hanging inside his jail cell.

San Francisco becomes latest city in California to declare a coronavirus emergency without any cases.

'Disruption to everyday life might be severe,' said the CDC's head of respiratory diseases

The U.S. does not have enough facemasks or ventilators stockpiled to deal with threats of coronavirus spreading, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told a Senate subcommittee on Tuesday.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues the coronavirus is causing internal threat to societies worldwide.

The man was admittedly drunk when police found him holding the unloaded shotgun with the barrel pointed down.

President Trump said Tuesday that the urgent $2.5 billion plan for coronavirus he sent to lawmakers will prepare the nation in case of an outbreak.

The convicted movie mogul will be jailed on Rikers Island while he awaits his March 11 sentencing.

Weinstein will be housed on Rikers Island, one of the most notorious corrections complexes in the country.