While the American people are Increasingly hopeful that a vaccine will soon begin to become widely available to prevent infection from the novel coronavirus, a vaccine won't help the nation through what will be this increasing surge of the pandemic in the next weeks, according to the White House coronavirus coordinator.

President-elect Biden described the small Thanksgiving dinner he and his family would enjoy at home in Wilmington, Del., as part of the small sacrifices all Americans should be taking to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Although he's optimistic that Americans will soon have a vaccine against the novel coronavirus, the nation's premier epidemiologist warns that won't be an end to what's become the daily reality of wearing masks and social distancing.

President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris spent part of Tuesday trying to focus the nation's attention on what's at stake if the Supreme Court should strike down the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the midst of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Briefing the nation Monday as he begins his transition to become the 46th president of the United States, President-elect Biden said that tens of thousands of lives could be saved if only Americans regularly and consistently wore face masks.

As the numbers of Americans infected and dying from COVID-19 continue to rise, former vice president Joe Biden outlined for voters just what he planned to do to combat the pandemic.

While Republicans try to make so-called "court packing" an issue in the home stretch of this year's elections, Democrat Joe Biden asserts that it's Donald Trump who is guilty of the practice.

Trump may really want to hire himself his own legal dream because in addition to obstruction, tax fraud and whatever else prosecutors decide to throw at him, it's not beyond the possible that he may find his name next to a murder charge. And, yes, you read that right.

Donald Trump's facing criticism from Democrats and critical Republicans over his candor and behavior since he's been hospitalized for COVID-19.

Donald Trump and the physicians treating him have all worked to portray his condition recovering from COVID-19 in upbeat terms. However, independent health professionals have shared that there's key information that the public does not know.