American Daily Digest

U.S. orders for big-ticket factory goods plunged for the second straight month in April as the coronavirus pandemic hammered the economy By PAUL WISEMAN AP Economics Writer May 28, 2020, … Read More

The U.S. economy shrank at an even faster pace than initially estimated in the first three months of this year with economists continuing to expect a far worse outcome in … Read More

The draft executive order being prepared by the Trump administration seeks to curtail the power of large social media platforms including Twitter and Facebook by attempting to reinterpret a critical … Read More

Police monitor protests on May 29 in Louisville, Kentucky. Brett Carlsen/Getty Images Special Adviser Jessie Halladay with Louisville Metro Police Department said protests in the city are still escalating. Halladay … Read More

Looting in St. Paul, Minneapolis. CNN A TJ Maxx and Napa Auto Parts Store in St. Paul, Minneapolis, are reportedly on fire as protests continue in the city following the … Read More

What’s happening: Trump is set to announce an executive order targeting social media companies on Thursday, though it’s not clear what exactly the order will include. The action comes after … Read More

Prince William reveals he loves a ‘cheeky Nando’s’ and says he cured his nervousness of public speaking by not wearing contact lenses so he couldn’t see the audience in new … Read More

Looter is shot dead by pawn shop owner and stores are ransacked and torched as George Floyd protest erupts in violence and armed vigilantes patrol Minneapolis streets in second night … Read More

Chinese parliament approves national security law for Hong Kong amid international uproar after the US revokes the city’s ‘special status’ in protest The Chinese National People’s Congress passed the bill … Read More

April was the deadliest month ON RECORD in England and Wales: Official figures show 88,000 people died amid the coronavirus pandemic – TWICE as many as last April A total … Read More