Patrick deHahn

Stagecoach, a popular country music festival, has also been cancelled due to the decree

Investing app says it will reopen limited trading after social media, legal and political backlash

New York state governor Cuomo declared 'the holiday surge is over' and indoor dining can return in February

The National Rifle Association will relocate to Texas as part of a "restructuring", with hopes of escaping a New York lawsuit

The intensified security precautions will block parts of the nation's capital from vehicular traffic and non-local pedestrians

All three 'variants of concern' defined by World Health Organisation are spreading in US

New coronavirus variant in UK one reason behind new requirements

The move is a powerful rebuke to the president, but is symbolic owing to resistance from Vice President Mike Pence

Three representatives, including Liz Cheney, say they will vote for impeachment

President-elect commits to $1,400 stimulus cheques for Americans and $400 billion towards managing the virus

The social media giant is accused of 'illegal monopolisation' in groundbreaking FTC complaint

'It is alarming that we still know so little about companies that know so much about us,' commissioners say

The decision follows the deadliest day in the US pandemic

President says he wants stimulus cheques to be $2,000 for Americans and $4,000 for families

If fully approved, two Covid-19 vaccines will be available in the US, which has 200,000 new cases daily