A Grand Princess cruise ship is being held off the California coast on Thursday so that federal health officials can screen the more than 2,000 people onboard for symptoms of COVID-19, according to reports.

An exclusive report from @ozm shows a company called Wolfcom is pitching body cameras with live facial recognition to law enforcement groups across the U.S., and is now moving forward with beta testing with at least one known police department.

The company announced it is temporarily suspending the use of personal cups at its North American locations to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. The company will continue to offer a 10-cent discount for anyone who brings in a personal cup, even though customers can't use them.

Brazilian athlete Ronaldinho Gaúcho and his brother are under investigation in Paraguay for allegedly using fake passports to enter the country.

The pop star is seen cradling a baby bump in the new clip for her track Never Worn White. She Tweeted shortly after the release, saying "so glad I don’t have to suck it in anymore."

The New Zealand filmmaker will write and direct two animated series for Netflix based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

The Philadelphia 76ers big man was the subject of the following Jeopardy! question on Tuesday: “Joel Embiid in 2019 won the trademark for this nickname of his that also describes the 76ers' strategy of improving the team.” Paul, the contestant who buzzed in immediately, confidently answered "What is 'Do a 180?'” The real answer is The Process, but Embiid was quick to embrace the new moniker.

Tensions are high for the Byrde family in the new trailer for Netflix's hit series.

The US has reported at least 11 deaths related to COVID-19 as of Wednesday. The state of California reported its first fatality while the number of confirmed cases in New York rose to six.

The ceasefire will take effect at midnight local time along the de-escalation line in Idlib, according to the agreement between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

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Spurs midfielder Eric Dier came off the field and into the crowd where he got into an altercation with fans of his own club. Early accounts suggested Dier was responding to racist comments directed at a teammate, but José Mourinho later said that he believed Dier was defending his brother who was watching the match.

During his address, Sanders said he spoke on the phone with Elizabeth Warren, commented on Joe Biden being supported by the "corporate establishment" and acted surprised to learn Mike Bloomberg dropped out of the race.

Former vice president Joe Biden has won 10 of the 14 states, including states such as Texas, Virginia, and Massachusetts. Senator Bernie Sanders came out on top in Colorado, Utah and his home state of Vermont and is projected to win the Democratic primary in California—the biggest prize of the night— according to The Associated Press. Meanwhile, Michael Bloomberg has suspended his campaign.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh will “pay the price” if they take away "fundamental rights" as the Supreme Court hears a case about a Louisiana law that regulates abortion providers.

In a statement, Bloomberg said he will endorse Joe Biden.

Employees of the Molson Coors brewery say there's a long-held culture of racism, including the n-word scrawled in break rooms and bathrooms and nooses hung at the facility — one on the locker of an employee who killed five co-workers there last week.