Berman, who was investigating allies of President Donald Trump, said he "has not resigned," after a statement from the Department of Justice claimed he'd stepped down from his position. Berman said he will not resign until a “presidentially appointed nominee is confirmed by the Senate,” adding that his investigations will continue until then without interruption.

An old photograph showing a group of women in Ku Klux Klan robes holding a sign that reads “Women of the Democrat Party” is doctored, according to Snopes and PolitiFact. The sign in the original photo, which was taken around 1925, reads “Lancaster County.”

Brazil became the second country after the US to pass one million COVID-19 cases. The country has been without a health minister for over a month, and testing has remained low throughout the pandemic.

The image of a group of young people enjoying beers while a flurry of masked protesters pass by went viral. While most people focused on a difference in attitudes, it brought up another issue: who gets to use public spaces.

The Louisville Metro Police are firing officer Brett Hankison, who was involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor. Taylor was killed as she slept in her bed on March 13. Hankison was one of three officers involved in the incident, and has a history of alleged sexual misconduct.

Cats reclining, cats lounging, cats eating, cats with iPads, cats in carpets, cats with attitudes and cats just hanging around.

HVAC systems aren't a replacement for social distancing, but used appropriately they can actually help prevent the spread of viruses.

Just as training camps were starting back up and leagues were moving forward with plans to return to play, it was announced on Friday hat multiple players and staff members across multiple leagues started to test positive for COVID-19. Many of the players were at training camps in Florida, which has seen a recent spike in cases.

The Alaska National Guard has removed the famous bus after various hikers had to be rescued or lost their lives trying to reach it. The bus was where Chris McCandless lived, the person who inspired the 1996 bestselling book Into The Wild and 2002 movie of the same name.

Rallygoers and protesters are expected to converge in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday, as concerns over increasing COVID-19 rates across the state grow ahead of President Trump's planned campaign event.

It sounds like Foxx, while speaking to Mark Birnbaum, is confident that the biopic of the former heavyweight boxing champion is going ahead, outlining the physical changes needed to play Tyson.

Hosted by James Andrew Miller, 'Origins: Almost Famous Turns Twenty' will bring together the film's cast, writer-director Cameron Crowe, and rock icons Peter Frampton and Nancy Wilson.

The activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner completed a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Oxford University.

When Disneyland reopens, parkgoers will need reservations, masks and respect for social distancing. But despite the precautions, the opening has drawn a chorus of opposition, including from Disneyland employees who say the reopening is too soon.

Multiple journalists confirmed that a video, which was shared by President Trump, featured a fake CNN chyron. The original CNN story, which is from 2019, reported on a viral friendship between two toddlers.

Game developer Naughty Dog is receiving praise for the accessibility options in The Last of Us Part II, including three dedicated presets for vision, hearing and motor accessibility.