President Donald Trump promised federal support Friday for oil companies battered by the novel coronavirus pandemic, which has depressed America's demand for oil at the same time Saudi Arabia and Russia, whose authoritarian leaders Trump has courted, have waged a price war that has sent worldwide prices plunging.

Mr. McConnon promised his dying mother that he would find the remains of his brother, an airman who had been shot down over Albania during World War II. He did.

The affected employees have jobs that cannot be completed through teleworking, according to the administration, which began shuttering state offices in mid-March to reduce the risk of spreading the virus.

The Supreme Court on Friday announced it will postpone arguments scheduled for April because of the coronavirus pandemic, but the court didn't rule out hearing some arguments within months.

The right to a speedy criminal trial was suspended for a year in federal courts along California’s Mexican border to avoid spreading the coronavirus, meaning a growing number immigration detainees may be locked up longer — and exposed to the virus.

The statewide vote Tuesday is expected to provide a test of what works and what doesn't as voters try to cast ballots amid a deadly virus and social distancing.

Forecasters, whose research the White House used, were mystified when they saw the administration's projection.

It’s Fitzpatrick v. Joe Exotic. Plus, a state rep’s alleged attempt to shake down Wawa and a legal-defense fund for Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson.

Meanwhile, the state is on track to receive more face shields than it asked for, illustrating complaints that the federal response to the coronavirus has been scattershot and disorganized.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the creation of a new select committee Thursday with subpoena powers to scrutinize the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, and its management of the new $2 trillion economic rescue law.

Philadelphia’s organizers looked back on the process of putting together a convention here and the logistical challenges of putting on a convention -- or relocating one -- in uncertain times.

The process of mailing stimulus checks could take up to 20 weeks, potentially pushing back relief for some taxpayers into the fall.

The federal government expects to begin making payments to millions of Americans under the new stimulus law in mid-April, but some people without direct deposit information may not get checks until mid-August or late.