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USReuters LOS ANGELES—Nearly all social gatherings of individuals from more than a single household will be banned in Los Angeles County for at least three weeks starting Monday under new…

  USReuters NEW YORK—New York City’s public schools will begin to reopen for in-person learning on Dec. 7, starting with elementary schools for students whose parents agree to a weekly…

  By Ivan Pentchoukov and Petr Svab A federal judge presiding over a major election lawsuit in Georgia on Nov. 29 issued and then reversed an order directing the state…

By Melanie Sun Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, in his first public interview since being pardoned by President Donald Trump, said there is “still a coup in progress” against the…

By Tom Ozimek   A new lawsuit filed with the Wisconsin Supreme Court seeks to block the state from certifying the election results, arguing that all ballots cast via drop boxes…

BY ZACHARY STIEBER A former Donald Trump campaign adviser on Friday sued the Department of Justice and the lawyer who admitted to falsifying evidence against the adviser, among others. Carter…

BY FRANK FANG   Three Republican congress members have introduced a bill that would ban blacklisted Chinese companies and their affiliates from accessing U.S. capital markets. The legislation, known as the…

By Ivan Pentchoukov   The judge who ordered Pennsylvania to not certify the results of the 2020 election wrote in an opinion on Friday that the Republicans who filed the…

By Ella Kietlinska and Toya Batmunh   Brazil, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic last week joined the U.S-led Clean Network initiative meant to ensure that its participants use only trusted…

Lorenz Duchamps   A Canadian business owner who allegedly ignored new CCP virus lockdown rules by continuing his business against a public health order was arrested on Thursday, officials said.…