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As states start to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, POLITICO polled Americans to find out which activities they find risky — and asked experts, too.

Using data from the COVID Tracking Project, we’re following how each state is responding to COVID-19.

Detainee lawyers are challenging the U.S. government's adamant opposition to phone calls between prisoners and their attorneys.

The tweet earned a warning label from Twitter for violating its policies on “glorifying violence.”

While the U.S. president is threatening action against China, the EU wants an investment deal this year.

POLITICO first reported last week that the Trump administration was rushing to fix errors made by Great Lakes Educational Loan Services.

In Baltimore, why an ex-pol who resigned in scandal just might be the mayor the city is looking for.

Protests first erupted Tuesday, a day after Floyd's death in a confrontation with police captured on widely seen citizen video.

The president had said ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’ regarding protests in Minnesota.

NEW YORK — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo made it very clear who was in charge as coronavirus began to infiltrate his state. The governor — in near-daily nationally televised appearances — said he would make difficult but necessary choices to contain the…

His campaign is targeting a group of voters who are heavily represented in key swing states.

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other head-slapping events in the world of politics. The fruits of these labors are hundreds…

The administration is trying to signal that African countries can look to the U.S. instead of China, which is facing its own backlash in the continent.

Focus turns to California worship limits as Illinois makes all religious restrictions voluntary.

Measures include daily temperature checks and health screenings delivered via an app.

States proceed with reopening plans despite warnings local hospitals may struggle to handle a new coronavirus outbreak.

Two states have halted Medicaid expansion plans, and a fight over the public option has been put on hold.

The Office of Special Counsel cleared the secretary of State of violating the law. Pompeo says the New Jersey senator's failure to disclose that smeared him.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom’s reopening guidelines for schools include recommendations that students and teachers wear face coverings and receive daily temperature checks, according to a summary of the not-yet-released state guidance.…

The president’s long-promised executive order targeting social media companies raises alarm, but may not have the bite he wants.

His administration cannot rewrite the law that protects tech companies from many lawsuits. But a noisy fight with Silicon Valley could rally his base.

It was the biggest quarterly decline in more than a decade.

Six-month limit for UK visits to be revoked, work and study will be allowed and a pathway to citizenship will be added, British foreign secretary says

NEW YORK — As many as 400,000 workers could head back to work when New York City begins the first phase of its reopening in June, as the national epicenter of the crisis looks to begin a long recovery from the coronavirus shutdown.…

Games will be played behind closed doors.

“I said to the doctor, should I be having a test? He said no," the speaker says.

An earlier cutoff could have blocked federal benefits for thousands of Guard troops aiding relief efforts.

The U.S. is still not joining in the global efforts.

The effort is the latest in a series of new investigations Senate Republicans are pursuing amid encouragement from Trump himself.