On Monday, Governor Andrew Cuomo held a press conference as NYC begins Phase 4 of reopening. While botanical gardens, zoos, media production and sports without spectators are approved, indoor dining and malls are still not allowed.

West held his first presidential campaign rally in North Charleston, South Carolina, and spoke about his thoughts on abortion, his relationship with Adidas and Gap and more. He also sparked backlash after comments about the achievements of abolitionist and political activist Harriet Tubman, who freed hundreds of slaves in the 1800s using the Underground Railroad.

In a national address on Sunday, Prime Minister Hubert Minnis announced plans to close its borders to most international visitors, including those from the US, citing a recent surge in COVID-19 cases. Tourists from Canada, the UK and the EU will be permitted to enter the country if they can provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test.

Experts in France, under the supervision of Iran, will begin the download and analysis of Flight PS752's black boxes on Monday while officials from other countries observe. In January, Iran said it mistakenly shot down the flight, killing all 176 passengers and crew on board.

Another day of extreme heat and humidity is expected for many parts of the Northeast and East Coast, including New York and Maryland.

Early trials of the Oxford University COVID-19 vaccine, being developed with AstraZeneca, shows that the vaccine is safe and induces an increased antibody response. Phase 3 trials are needed to confirm whether the vaccine would be effective.

During a recent interview that aired on Sunday, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace asked President Trump about the coronavirus, upcoming elections, the results of his recently-taken cognitive test and civil unrest in the United States.

A police investigation is underway in Peoria, Illinois, is underway after multiple people were shot during a large gathering on early Sunday morning. Police say none of the injuries are life-threatening.

THE GOAL: Develop a mobile health app that will monitor the symptoms of COVID-19 patients who are isolating at home, use that information to predict whether a patient’s condition will worsen and alert should that patient require medical care.

For the first time since 1956, France Football's Ballon D'Or award will not be given to any player as many major leagues had to end their seasons early.

The unmanned spacecraft, named 'Hope Probe', successfully launched from Japan's Tanegashima Space Center on Sunday, setting off on a seven-month-long journey to Mars. The probe marks the UAE's first interplanetary mission and is expected to capture a comprehensive image of the red planet's weather dynamics

The U.S. reversed a visa policy requiring foreign students to attend in-person college classes or leave. But many Chinese students aren’t reassured.

In a video titled "Doing What's Right," the social media star and makeup mogul addressed allegations that he was involved in a scheme to take down fellow YouTuber James Charles. While some people applauded Star for speaking out, others took issue with his approach.

During a Saturday radio interview with Morris W. O’Kelly from The Mo’Kelly Show, Stone was apparently heard muttering a racial slur on-air. Stone has denied saying the slur and described the accusations as a “smear” and a “cheap shot” in a statement.

The UK has become the first country to sign a deal with a number of pharmaceutical companies for early access to COVID-19 vaccines. The first is with BioNTech and Pfizer, for 30 million doses. The second deal, for 60 million doses, is with French firm Valneva. These are in addition to the 100 million doses of the Oxford University vaccine being developed by AstraZeneca.

On July 19, 1995, moviegoers were introduced to Clueless, writer-director Amy Heckerling's film adaptation of Emma by Jane Austen. Exactly 25 years later, the film's iconic catchphrases, outfits and soundtrack still has everyone buggin'.

Portland Police declared a riot as people broke into the Portland Police Association headquarters in North Portland and set it ablaze. The fire was later put out as protesters were told to move east. Another protest took place at the Justice Center in downtown, where, according to multiple reports, tear gas was used to disperse the crowd of protesters. This comes as Black Lives Matter protests continue in the city.