In the final days of the presidential race, President Trump downplayed the pandemic and promised a vaccine is coming “quickly,” despite new warnings f
Following a year of severe weather damage and the COVID-19 pandemic, typically Republican rural residents contemplate their vote in the 2020 election.
Dr. Anthony Fauci said that even if most Americans are vaccinated in 2021, life may not have “semblance of normality” until 2022.
Texas leads the nation with more than 8 million people who have already voted, while in Florida nearly 7 million people have voted, surpassing 2016
This special takes an in-depth look into two important issues disproportionately affecting Latinos, COVID-19 and the nation’s racial reckoning, and ex
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Hospitals and medical workers are overwhelmed as cases surge nationwide.
ABC looks at the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy amid reports that hundreds of migrant children remain separated from their parents aft
This is how the Latino culture is breaking barriers in pop culture.
Plus, the Gulf Coast preps for Hurricane Zeta as it races toward the region, and Hawaii eases restrictions for travelers with negative COVID-19 result