Still no coronavirus stimulus deal, President Trump executive orders target TikTok, WeChat, and California cop brings summer 'Christmas' to family left homeless by fire.

Not everyone is happy with your new swimming pool. Patrick Thomas from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Beirut reels from huge blast as death toll climbs, the latest on stimulus talks, and high school principal's coronavirus-themed 'Can't Touch This' parody rocks internet.

Isaias weakens to post-tropical cyclone, death toll expected to rise in blast that shook Beirut, and getting back on the workout track.

Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in Southern North Carolina, Congressional Democrats, White House cite progress in talks on coronavirus bill, and new Wisconsin Justice sworn in during 100-mile ultramarathon.

Democrats and Republicans continue to argue over jobless benefits, tropical storm Isaias skirts Florida, aims for Carolinas, and debate begins for who's first in line for COVID-19 vaccine.

Parties fear chaotic election, how the pandemic has deepened the isolation of adolescents, and woman reunited with lost teddy bear containing late mother's voice.

GOP leaders rebuff Trump's suggestion of delaying election, the latest on covid-19's impact on the world, and the NBA has a virtual eject button.

Big tech's power comes under fire at congressional antitrust hearing, US hits 150,000 deaths from COVID-19, and some positive things that happened in 2020.

William Barr battled Democrats in his first congressional appearance, what a vaccine phase 3 trial looks like, and Australian outback pub bans messy emus for bad behavior.

GOP releases coronavirus relief proposal, covid-19 outbreak halts some MLB games, and back-to-school shopping is off to a rough start.

GOP to propose aid bill, protests erupted across the US this weekend as calls for racial justice continue to grow, and learning to ride a bicycle as an adult.

How the coronavirus upended adoptions, parents say school reopening plans leave them without any good options, and how to reassure kids who are scared of returning to school during Covid-19.

Face-mask mandates expand across the U.S., how attacks on mail-in voting are hurting both parties, and Amazon driver delivers more than just a package to a customer with cancer.

President Trump relaunches coronavirus news briefings, U.S. Homeland Security confirms three units sent paramilitary officers to Portland, and are we still going on vacation this summer.

Congress looks to replace $600-a-week jobless aid, President Trump to send more unmarked forces to "Democrat" cities, and vaccine trials show early promising results.

Coronavirus deaths surpass 140,000 in U.S., Portland mayor wants unmarked federal agents out, and the latest quarantine trend is pet chickens.

U.S. shatters coronavirus record with over 77,000 cases in a day, could the massive Twitter hack be a global security crisis, and 6-year-old boy praised on social media for saving little sister.

Who will get the vaccine first when one is developed for covid-19? Elizabeth Weise from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

Pat Beall from Palm Beach Post explains the stress coronavirus and the upcoming 2020 election are having on officials as we get closer to November.

How are cash-strapped cities planning on making it through the pandemic? Reid Wilson from The Hill has the story.

White House walks back rules on foreign students, Florida, Alabama report highest single-day coronavirus death tolls, and some cooped-up New Yorkers are buying their first car.

California pulls back on reopening amid surge, Supreme Court clears way for resumption of federal executions, and rules of Zoom meeting etiquette.

The Wall Street Journal's Shan Li gives us a look at how TikTok is starting to dip its toe into politics.

What should and shouldn't you do while waiting for covid-19 test results? Sarah Krouse from the Wall Street Journal has some tips.