The novel coronavirus has claimed over 500,000 lives, according to Johns Hopkins University. More than 25% of those deaths (125,000) have come from the US, as global fears of a second phase of the virus increase.

The virtual edition of the 20th annual BET Awards saw powerful performances from a number of artists, including DaBaby, Alicia Keys, John Legend, and Jennifer Hudson, with many making statements on the current social and political unrest. Catch up on the highlights and more.

According to a local hospital, two people were killed and four are in "fair condition" after a shooting at Walmart distribution center in Red Bluff. Local media reported a man with an “AR-type weapon” started firing after appearing to ram a vehicle into the building, which started a fire.

On Sunday, President Trump retweeted and then deleted a video reportedly taken at The Villages in Florida which shows protesters chanting "racist" at a White couple driving by in a golf cart with a "Trump 2020" and an "America First" sign. The man driving gives a thumbs up and yells back, "White power!"

The iconic singer made a powerful statement as she accepted the Humanitarian Award at this year's virtual event.

Louisville authorities say one man was killed and another was injured in a shooting at around 9:00 PM in Jefferson Square Park downtown Louisville, where protesters have been gathering for weeks to protest the police shooting of Breonna Taylor. The LMPD has cleared the park as homicide detectives are investigating the incident. Police are yet to identify a suspect.

Lil Wayne and Wayne Brady took to the virtual stage to pay tribute to the late legends.

The Biden campaign disclosed that 35 percent of the full-time staff and 36 percent of senior advisors are people of color while 53 percent are women. The Trump campaign followed, announcing that 25 percent of its senior staff are people of color and just over half are female.

Excitement among NFL fans is real after league sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter that the former NFL MVP will be signing a one-year deal with New England. Newton, who has been plagued by injuries in recent years, would be stepping into the Patriots lineup to help replace QB great, Tom Brady.

During a press conference in Texas, the US vice president "strongly recommends" wearing face coverage where cases are currently surging or if social distancing can't be maintained. Pence faced criticism for not mentioning mask guidelines during Friday's COVID-19 task force briefing.

This week, Democratic leaders from Orange County, California, are pushing to drop film legend John Wayne's name, statue and image from the county's airport in Santa Ana. The call comes after Wayne's racist and bigoted comments he made in 1971 came under scrutiny.

Citing the rapid pace of coronavirus spread in some parts of the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday ordered seven counties including Los Angeles to immediately close any bars and nightspots that are open.

Several Chase customers reported on Sunday that funds were debited or credited to their account overnight. According to a Chase spokesperson, the issue was due to a technical difficulty.

Jaden and Jada Pinkett Smith called out long-time YouTuber Shane Dawson on Saturday, saying they're "disgusted" and "done with excuses" after an old video resurfaced showing Dawson making sexual gestures towards a poster of then-11-year-old Willow Smith. Dawson posted a 20-minute video on Friday titled "Taking Accountability," in which he issued an apology for old videos that included blackface, racist slurs and jokes about pedophilia.

The Shining sequel, starring Ewan McGregor and directed by Mike Flanagan, arrived on streaming services this weekend. The film was originally released in late 209 and is based on Stephen King's 2013 novel of the same name.

The rapper brought the heat with a special performance of Girls in the Hood and Savage that had viewers dancing in their living rooms.

News of Bugel's passing was confirmed on Sunday. Bugel, who led Washington's Super Bowl-winning team during the Joe Gibbs era, was also coached for the Raiders and Cardinals.