Louisville mayor changing policies after fatal police shooting
Taylor was killed when officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department conducted a "no-knock" search warrant for illegal drugs at her home in March. None were found.
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What privacy rights do Americans have during contact tracing?
Privacy concerns are popping up as states start to implement contact tracing to lift lockdown restrictions.
Astronauts fly to Florida ahead of historic launch to space station
The launch aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft will mark the first such flight from U.S. soil since the shuttle's retirement in 2011.
Astronomers discover 12.5-billion-year-old disk galaxy
The gargantuan system, which formed just 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang, challenges some of the accepted theories of how galaxies in the universe may have formed.
2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump to visit Michigan Thursday
Trump is touring a Ford plant in Ypsilanti that has been manufacturing ventilators.
Americans turn to cycling during the coronavirus pandemic
A recent survey done by Trek Bicycle Corporation finds that 21% of adults with bicycles plan to ride more during the pandemic, and 50% say they'll keep riding after the pandemic ends.
Monkey trials show promising COVID-19 vaccine results
Researchers in Boston revealed stunning news on Wednesday: After they immunized 25 rhesus monkeys with DNA vaccines, the monkeys didn't get sick.
Disney Springs shopping complex partially reopens in Florida
Some third-party shops opened with new safety requirements and restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.
How will companies keep employees safe at offices?
Employers are considering measures to prevent coronavirus infections, from acres of plexiglass to elevator tickets.
Senate panel approves subpoena for consulting firm in Ukraine probe
The committee is seeking documents from Blue Star Strategies related to its work with Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian energy company that employed Hunter Biden.
Pompeo defends firing of State Department watchdog
President Trump notified Congress of his decision to terminate Steve Linick, the State Department's inspector general, on Friday.
Trump allies identifying pro-Trump doctors to publicly support his views
Trump allies are looking for pro-Trump doctors who can tout the president's point of view amid tensions between public health and economic health.
The riskiest and safest places to be as states lift coronavirus restrictions
All 50 U.S. states have eased some coronavirus restrictions just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Few minority owners say they got small business loans
More than half of black and Hispanic small business owners said they could be forced to close within six months.
What to know about canceling travel plans during the pandemic
If an airline cancels a flight, it has to give you a refund, but if you cancel, airlines are offering vouchers.
Musk chose to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX network, sources say
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