More than 140,000 people in the U.S. have now died from the coronavirus. The outbreak is still sweeping across the nation as more than 30 states continue to see a rise in cases. Many of America’s hot spots remain overwhelmed with ICU beds at, or near capacity and long lines for covid tests.

Polling shows Biden not doing as well among Hispanics as might be expected, but the campaign is confident that’s going to change.

The US hit a new record in coronavirus cases, as the controversy on face mask mandates continues to heat up. In hard-hit Texas, refrigerated trucks are being readied to store bodies while in Florida one mayor says he is ready to shut down his city in the coming days.

Under the United States Constitution, no one can be charged in federal court without the case first being brought before a grand jury. Meanwhile, many federal investigations are on hold and arrests are delayed due to the inability to press charges. ( Leer en Español)

While the head of the CDC issued a dire warning for Americans, the Trump administration is facing backlash for its decision to re-route coronavirus patient data to the Department of Health and Human Services.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, warning coronavirus has the potential to become deadlier than the Spanish flu, this as more than 30 states report hospitals at capacity and new projections show the death toll could reach more than 220 thousand by November.