New Jersey Democrat Jeff Van Drew appeared on Fox Nation Monday with host Maria Bartiromo and ridiculed the impeachment process against President Donald Trump as something that is “fracturing the nation.” Last month, Van Drew and Minnesota’s Collin Peterson were the only two Democrats to break rank with House party members and vote against the resolution that set the rules for the impeachment inquiry. Van Drew claimed many Democrats in moderate districts are quietly having second thoughts about pushing the impeachment process....

Former Vice President Joe Biden held the highest number of delegates going into Tuesday’s primary elections with 898. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was in second place with 745 delegates while Hawaii Representative Tulsi Gabbard was a distant third with two delegates. In order to be considered as the Democratic Party’s nominee, a candidate must be awarded 1,991 delegates during the primary election cycle. If a candidate does not receive at least 15 percent of the popular vote, they are not awarded any delegates....

The legislation was written by Representative Chris Rabb, who represents northwest Philadelphia, in response to bills restricting abortion access across the country. He shared the legislation over the weekend in hopes of starting a conversation about the restrictive legislature. “I thought it was important as a man to speak up about reproductive rights,” Rabb told Harrisburg station WHP-TV. “There are all these bills and laws that regulate and restrict the bodily autonomy for women and girls, but not so much for men....

In the state’s gubernatorial race, a polling average compiled by FiveThirtyEight, shows incumbent Republican Governor Greg Abbott with a nearly 8 point lead over his Democratic opponent, former Representative Beto O’Rouke. The governor has support from 51.3 percent of voters, while O’Rourke has 43.4 percent. Trump is heading to Robstown, Texas, ahead of the midterms for a rally to drum up support for GOP candidates in races for attorney general and lieutenant governor....

While there is some overlap between each party’s proposal—such as addressing topics like chokeholds and police misconduct—stark differences remain that will be difficult to work out in their efforts to combat police brutality and racial injustice after the death of George Floyd that sparked national outrage. The parties have opposing views on qualified immunity and no-knock warrants, for example, as well as disagreements on how to achieve similar outcomes that root out bad officers....

There have been concerns about Republican fundraising for some time, particularly when it comes to GOP candidates for the U.S. Senate, and recent reports suggest a significant gap. Two state-level races in Michigan provide stark examples of the difficulties Republicans seem to be facing. In the race for secretary of state, the Democratic candidate has 17 times as much cash on hand as her Republican opponent. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson had $3....

The bill, branded emaciated by its opponents and targeted by its backers, is expected to be voted upon on Thursday, after McConnell outlined details of the plan following an impasse in reaching a bipartisan agreement on a relief package. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), who has been highly critical of the proposals, downplayed the Kentucky senator’s chance of passing the plan and insisted: “He doesn’t have the votes.” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) also said Democrats “are not going to fold” on the bill, which would require some Democrats senators to support it in order to pass....

Now it’s nearing epic proportions: Brazil is home to seven out of every 10 new dengue cases in Latin America, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. In 2002, nearly three quarters of a million Brazilians took ill and 91 died from the virus—nicknamed “breakbone” for the severe body pains it causes—and already this year, 54 people have perished in Rio, where the infection rate has doubled since the beginning of 2007....

Dennis Pitta dislocated and fractured his right hip last July in a preseason collision with James Ihedigbo, had surgery shortly thereafter and was back on the field in about five months. That sounds like forever, and a fracture-dislocation sounds terrible, but it could have been far worse. The fracture wasn’t displaced, ligaments and cartilage weren’t damaged, and the blood flow to the hip wasn’t compromised. A small bone fragment had to be removed, but none of the surrounding muscles were compromised during the procedure and Pitta rehabbed well....

During practice for the Daytona 500, Hamlin decided to draft with a pack of cars — despite strict team orders not to do so. The inevitable happened. NASCAR AT HOMESTEAD: Starting lineup for the Ford EcoBoost 400 “Basically, we had a practice plan, and I felt like I needed to get in the pack and draft,” Hamlin said. “As soon as I made my way to the back of the pack, someone wrecked and I got in it....

The DDPHE issued a closure order on Thursday after the facility reportedly failed to comply with an investigation that was launched after the state reported multiped cases of coronavirus among employees. The DDPHE told Newsweek the closure order was a “last resort” and the “only remaining tool” the agency had to secure public health compliance during the pandemic. Under the order, the facility must remain closed until it completely disinfects all surfaces, implements specific control measures and submits a plan in writing with how it will comply with measures in the future....

Roesler was chosen over Texas’ Courtney Okolo and Arkansas State’s Sharika Nelvis. She completed her Ducks career with NCAA 800-meter titles during the indoor and outdoor seasons. She also ran on the women’s 4x400-meter relay team that helped secure Oregon’s fifth consecutive national title. MORE: USADA bans Tyson Gay’s former coach eight years for doping violations | 2016 Rio Olympics track and field schedule Roesler now trains in Texas as a professional for Nike under coach Rose Monday....

The 31-year-old Alabamian has five successful title defenses since winning the title from Bermane Stiverne in January 2015, but has also drawn criticism for his lack of activity and seeming reluctance to accept tough fights. While Wilder’s athleticism might be unrivaled and his style unorthodox, he still boasts an undefeated record and faces arguably his toughest task in a bout with Luis Ortiz on March 3. Deontay Wilder career record Deontay Wilder is 40-0-0 with 39 knockouts....

The WBC on Tuesday confirmed that Fury has informed the organization that Wilder will not be his next opponent. Join DAZN and watch more than 100 fight nights a year Wilder and Fury were ordered to do battle again after their controversial draw in Los Angeles last December, but a second fight is on hold. Former IBF, WBA and WBO champion Fury last week aimed a tweet in the direction of Wilder stating: “I will fight anyone in world boxing, don’t use boxing politics as an excuse not to challenge me the lineal heavyweight champ....

The Fayetteville Police Department said that after a preliminary investigation, they determined that 37-year-old Jason Walker “ran into traffic and jumped on a moving vehicle” on Saturday. Jeffrey Hash, the off-duty deputy, then shot Walker and called 911, but he was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. “Our sincere condolences go out to Jason Walker’s family,” Cumberland County Sheriff Ennis W. Wright wrote in a Facebook post announcing Hash’s administrative leave....

Carr is signed for three more years at a $19.6 million average annual value, but it’s reportedly possible he will not be under center when the Raiders debut in Las Vegas in 2020. Coach Jon Gruden is said to have a “significant disconnect” with Carr, and an offseason trade does not seem far-fetched. “I’m getting old now. I want to let it fly,” Gruden told reporters recently. “I want big plays....

But the Brazil international’s intention - from a deeper midfield position - to ensure Sunday’s game at the London Stadium belonged to Liverpool and him had been signalled much earlier. Soon after kick off, he was harrying Slaven Bilic’s side out of possession, clearing one of the hosts’ early breaks to set the Reds on the counter. Coutinho was demanding to be fed at every opportunity, and on more than one occasion, instructed the full-backs to give him an extra outlet....

Ron Gutman, a Stanford University adjunct professor, health care entrepreneur and co-founder of Intrivo—a U.S. firm that developed the On/Go rapid COVID test—said China’s secrecy regarding the sharing of health data poses a danger to the world. He is calling for the development of a more robust global pandemic prediction and surveillance system that would be able to identify dangerous new pathogens or virus variants earlier, before they can cause widespread outbreaks....

Work on the system, known as the Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR), was halted in March due to the pandemic, according to a July report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). An “initial fielding” of the LRDR had been planned for the 2021 fiscal year, while transfer to the Air Force had been expected the following year. “All LRDR construction and integration activities ceased in March 2020 due to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19),” the report states....

As it stands, the U.S. has reported more than 2,381,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19. The five counties with the highest amount of cases are Los Angeles in California, Cook in Illinois and Queens, Kings and Bronx in New York. To date, there have been more than 121,900 deaths confirmed in the U.S. with 656,100 recoveries. However, with research still being conducted into the after-effects of COVID-19 on our bodies—including damage to the lungs, increased risk of strokes and potential brain damage—it is still important for Americans to continue to take precautions outside and in the workplace....