CNN legal analyst Elie Honig joins Ana Cabrera to answer viewer questions about the rights of private citizens as governors implement stronger restrictions as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.

As counties reopen for much needed tourism dollars, state health officials urge caution while new Covid-19 cases are on the rise.

Former Republican Communications Director on Capitol Hill Tara Setmayer criticizes President Trump for his divisive behavior and refusal not to wear a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The United States celebrates Independence Day as it grapples with the unrest across the nation over racism and police brutality.

President Donald Trump used the backdrop of Mount Rushmore the night before the Fourth of July to deliver a speech to his base. CNN's Brian Stelter examines the message of his speech.

A biker in Atlanta helped police catch a murder suspect by loaning one of the officers his bike for the chase.

Healthcare workers in South Africa worry that decades of hard won gains in the battle against tuberculosis will be lost due to a new focus on coronavirus. CNN's David McKenzie reports from Cape Town.

Crowds continue to pack bars around the US as coronavirus continues to spread. CNN's Brian Todd reports.

Kimberly Guilfoyle -- the girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr. and a top fundraiser for the Trump campaign -- has tested positive for coronavirus, according to a top official for the committee she leads. CNN's Sarah Westwood reports.

Experts are urging caution as Americans gather to celebrate the 4th of July. CNN's Polo Sandoval reports.

Florida state lawmakers urging for statewide mask mandate in the continuing response to COVID-19

Two Aurora, Colorado, police officers involved in taking selfie photographs at the memorial site for Elijah McClain and an officer who failed to alert supervisors about the photos have been fired, according to Interim Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson. CNN's Omar Jimenez has more.

Several Red Sox players test positive

Gerry Schappals, a 102-year-old woman in New Hampshire, survived the 1918 influenza pandemic, both breast cancer and colon cancer and Covid-19. CNN's Gary Tuchman reports.

Ohio town prepares for the 4th of July in an unusual way.

A Southern California man who tested positive for coronavirus after attending a party expressed his fear and regret a day before he died. CNN's Kate Bolduan speaks with his niece.

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), a notable member of the Republican Party, is speaking out against President Trump on a series of issues. CNN's Sunlen Serfaty reports.

At least four people are injured after a shooting in the Riverchase Galleria mall in Hoover, Alabama, according to Hoover Police Lt. Keith Czeskleba.

Cincinnati passes ordinance requiring masks in most public indoor settings.

At least eight Secret Service agents are stuck at a hotel in Phoenix, some suffering the flu-like coronavirus symptoms after coming down with the disease while preparing for a visit by Vice President Mike Pence, two people familiar with the matter say. CNN's Pamela Brown has more.

Lockdown at mall after reports of shots fired

(The Center Square) – As Americans gear up for the Fourth of July holiday, its neighbor to the south has closed the border to non-essential travel between Arizona and the Mexican state of Sonora.

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh visits the set of the new film "The Outpost," which is based on Jake Tapper's best-selling book about the Battle of Kamdesh in Afghanistan.

Dr. Jennifer Lee explains to CNN's Jim Sciutto why Trump is wrong to blame the rise on Covid-19 to increased testing.

Iowa governor responds to protests by urging people to work together peacefully to creative positive change

Milwaukee mayor talks about 86 homicides so far in 2020.

CNN's Jake Tapper speaks to Brooke Baldwin about the new movie, "The Outpost," which is based on his best-selling 2012 book about the Battle of Kamdesh in Afghanistan.

A rise in lion's mane jellyfish off the coast of New England led to a painful encounter for a 4-year-old Massachusetts boy. WHDH has more.

(The Center Square) – States with fewer restrictions are doing better economically than states that put in place more stringent lockdowns to slow the spread COVID-19, according to an analysis of jobs data by 50economy.org.

Dr. Celine Gounder called the Independence Day celebration at Mount Rushmore, which President Trump is attending, "beyond irresponsible" as coronavirus cases increase in the US. The event will not require masks or social distancing.

Kristen Holmes talks to the members of a local DC area rescue squad to see how they go beyond the call in their everyday lives.

President Trump continues to falsely suggest that the coronavirus is under control in the United States. Health experts have repeatedly contradicted this false claim.

A look inside the Capitol Hill Organized Protest, where protesters controlled a 6 block area of Seattle after police abandoned their precinct.

International supply chains, a pandemic during peak production and record sales means shelves could soon be bare at fireworks retailers across the country.

Financial expert Ted Jenkin explains how to protect vacation plans as coronavirus cases rise throughout the nation.

CNN's Jake Tapper joins "New Day" to discuss "The Outpost," a film based on his best-selling 2012 book about the Battle of Kamdesh.

Comedian D.L. Hughley talks with CNN's John Berman about his recovery from coronavirus, and explains what lead up to him passing out and collapsing during one of his performances.

The National Bureau of Economic Research recently announced that the U.S. officially entered a recession in February 2020. Unprecedented levels of unemployment and declines in economic activity triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic abruptly ended the economy’s 10-year period of expansion. With job prospects looking bleak for the near future, pursuing an advanced degree may become an attractive option for recent college graduates and those who find themselves unemployed.

CNN's Jeff Zeleny speaks to longtime Republicans in Florida who say they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November because of his response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Fort Hood Pfc. Vanessa Guillen was bludgeoned to death with a hammer in the armory room where she worked, an attorney for Guillen's family said.

Despite a surge in coronavirus cases, President Trump will head to Mt. Rushmore for a Fourth of July celebration where no masks or social distancing will be required. CNN's Joe Johns reports.

Millions of young adults moved back in with their parents in March and April, as layoffs hit their incomes and lockdowns made shared urban apartments feel crunched. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports on how that shift could have a long term impact on the real estate industry.

The United States, the world leader in Covid-19 infections and deaths, is reeling from an out-of-control resurgence of the virus that is racking up record numbers of 50,000-plus new infections each day now. CNN's Boris Sanchez reports.

From Germany to Coney Island, here's a history lesson on the hot dog, an American icon

CNN's Ivan Watson interviews Hong Kong Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng, who says that the controversial national security law enacted July 1 and drafted by China's National People's Congress will be a "clean break" for Hong Kongers as it will not apply retroactively.

CNN's Chris Cillizza explains how an online right-wing conspiracy theory is targeting movie stars and Trump opponents, like Hillary Clinton and former President Barack Obama.

A Catholic priest in Indiana has been suspended from public ministry following an incendiary church bulletin that likened protesters to "maggots and parasites."

July 4th weekend plans may be impeded by severe storms and heat. CNN meteorologist Tyler Mauldin has the forecast and who is impacted.

CNN's Kate Bolduan interviews actor Adam Perry, who's been battling coronavirus symptoms for more than 100 days and has a message for Americans as the US continues to reopen its economy.