After one week of school, more than 250 students at staff in Cherokee County, Georgia, must quarantine due to potential exposure to COVID-19.       

Trump's order enacts a $400 weekly federal unemployment benefit, less than the $600 benefit that expired at the end of July.       

Festivalgoers will be largely free of COVID-19 social distancing restrictions common elsewhere in the country during this year's 10-day event.       

President Trump is providing unemployment aid, suspending student loan payments and cutting payroll taxes through a series of executive orders. […]

LSU starting senior defensive end Neil Farrell Jr. has decided not to play the 2020 season after COVID-19 hit his family hard.       

Blazers star Damian Lillard didn't hold back after the Clippers' Patrick Beverley and Paul George taunted him for missing a pair of late free throws. […]

A car fleeing police plowed into an outdoor dining area Friday afternoon in Newport, Kentucky, killing two people and injuring two others.       

Stories of the virus hitting the young continue to emerge in Florida. Masks are optional at the massive Sturgis rally in South Dakota. Latest COVID-19 news. […]

California's production of garlic has increased in recent years, while imports from China have decreased. A meme saying otherwise is false.      

Ayesha Curry shared a video of her two daughters singing and dancing along to  Beyoncé's "Already" track.       

Venezuela's problems were not caused by socialism in the last decade. A dependence on oil caused economic turbulence, among other political issues. […]

Less than 1% or 60 of the nation's 8,000 breweries are owned by Black people. The Black is Beautiful beer project is looking to remove barriers. […]

Had the 2020 Indianapolis 500 been shelved entirely, it likely would have had long-term implications for the NTT IndyCar Series.       

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TikTok will file a federal lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California early next week, according to NPR.      

Nearly five months after the coronavirus pandemic shut down the cruise industry, more than 12,000 crew members remained on ships in U.S. waters alone. […]

New York spent $278 million on 8,800 ventilators during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic — and the state never ran out, despite early fears. […]

The FDA, USDA and CDC are investigating an onion-linked salmonella outbreak that has grown to 640 illnesses and 85 hospitalizations in 43 […]

All-Clad cookware is majorly discounted during this huge VIP sale—shop our top picks.       

Peer support networks and online therapy are just two of the ways that those feeling anxious or depressed can reach out for support.       

Sam and JoAnn Reck, were married nearly 30 years. Sam tested positive for COVID-19 after he visited JoAnn, who was dying of the virus.       

At some point in coming years, college athletes will boycott a major sports event, or a star player who leads a movement will help destroy amateurism. […]

Malcolm "Bubba" Laws, wanted his liver donor to be anonymous. When a family friend decided to be the donor, Bubba's family knew they had to meet. […]

A gym in San Jose, California, welcomed Tesla, a miniature Australian shepherd, to do wall stands with her owner.       

Executives have gone unpunished for profiting from undocumented workers, who in turn face housing instability, deportation and family separation. […]

Improperly stored ammonium nitrate may have been the cause.       

Urban Meyer joins show       

Clemson will start the 2020 college football season at No. 1 in the Amway Coaches Poll, ahead of Ohio State, Alabama, Georgia and LSU.