Governors on Sunday reacted to comments President Donald Trump made last week musing about whether injecting disinfectants into the body could cure COVID-19. “I think it’s critical that the president of the United States, when people are really scared and in the middle of this
Reality television star Kristin Cavallari and former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler are seeking a divorce after 10 years together, the couple announced Sunday. Cavallari, who rose to fame as a teenager on MTV’s “Laguna Beach,” said in an Instagram post the decision was a result
NASCAR driver Ryan Newman announced Sunday that he will return to the driver’s seat and continue racing once the coronavirus quarantine is lifted. The announcement comes two months after Newman was involved in a fiery crash, from which he emerged with relatively minor injuries. “I’m
EL PASO, Texas — A man shot in the Aug. 3 attack targeting Latinos in an El Paso Walmart died after months in the hospital, raising the death toll from the attack to 23, according to a hospital official. “After a nearly nine-month fight, our hearts are
Authorities in Louisiana are investigating a shooting that struck the home of “Duck Dynasty” star Willie Robertson last week, a sheriff’s spokesman said Sunday. Witnesses described someone shooting from a truck at Robertson’s home in West Monroe, east of Shreveport, said Glenn Springfield, spokesman for the Ouachita
A month ago, the anti-gerrymandering group Arkansas Voters First wasn’t planning to include a virtual “Drinks and Dialogue” Zoom meeting in its campaign to get an initiative on the November ballot. But now, it’s about all it can do. “It was really successful,” a group
LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday resisted calls to loosen the country’s lockdown as he resumed work three weeks after being admitted to an intensive care unit with a serious case of the coronavirus. Johnson — the first world leader to fall victim to
A growing list of automakers hope to restart their assembly lines — some as early as this week — as manufacturers battle to prevent a record sales slump from steepening. The 54 auto assembly lines —along with hundreds of parts plants — ground to a halt