Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy, CBO says
An annual congressional report says the U.S. budget deficit is likely to burst through the symbolic $1 trillion barrier this year despite a healthy economy.
FDA sends hand sanitizer brand Purell strict warning
the Food and Drug Administration called out the company for posting several claims across the Purell website pages and its social media platforms that the over-the-counter hand sanitizers can be effective against several viruses.
Coronavirus screening expands to 15 more US airports
The United States and several other nations prepared Tuesday to airlift citizens out of Wuhan.
Kobe Bryant death: Celebrity clientele, loved ones pay tribute to veteran pilot
Longtime pilot Ara Zobayan told air traffic controllers in his last radio message that he was climbing to avoid clouds.
North Carolina county's Second Amendment sanctuary resolution up for vote
North Carolina's Gaston County will vote on a resolution that would declare the county a Second Amendment sanctuary on Tuesday.
Kobe Bryant helicopter crash investigators using drones to scan site
Federal investigators will continue sifting through the wreckage on Tuesday morning.
Fed auctioning off Porsches, Ferraris from racer turned felon
The combined value for the four cars is more than $2 million.
Hunter Biden agrees to cough up child support: Court papers
The court is still waiting for information needed to determine how much child support should be paid to Roberts each month.
Google antitrust probe: State AGs, Justice Department reportedly could join forces
State attorneys general investigating Google for antitrust practices will reportedly have an information-sharing meeting with the Department of Justice next week.
US Air Force joins 'Call of Duty' sponsors for 2020 season
The Air Force will offer fans an opportunity to experience flight simulators and will also be a pregame feature sponsor.
Coronavirus not yet 'emergency' outside China, WHO says
So far, the outbreak has sickened 584 people, 575 of whom were in China.
Amazon asks court to pause Microsoft's work on Pentagon's JEDI contract
The contract is intended to give the military better access to data and technology from remote locations
California governor slams PG&E's bankruptcy plan
Newsom also threatens to turn the company into a government-run utility
People who had contact with man with virus to be monitored
Health officials said Wednesday they are actively monitoring 16 people who came into close contact with the traveler to China who became the first U.S. resident with a new and potentially deadly virus.
WHO says will decide on Thursday if China virus is a global health emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it will decide on Thursday whether to declare a global emergency over the outbreak of a new flu-like virus spreading in and beyond China.
GEICO must pay injured Kansas man for care from wife
The Kansas Supreme Court has ruled an insurance company must reimburse a Kansas man for the personal care his wife provided after he was injured in an automobile accident
Equifax data breach: Wednesday is deadline to file claim
Victims of the breach may file a claim for either 10 years of free credit monitoring or cash reimbursement up to $125.
New Jersey is 1st state to mandate severance pay for mass layoffs
Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy signed the legislation on Tuesday.
Rio Grande petition seeks federal protections for fish
Environmentalists say at least two similar species have gone extinct in the past century.
Virginia Senate advances 'red flag' gun law, despite rally
The measure is set for a final vote in the Senate, likely Wednesday



















