ABC NewsBy TENZIN SHAKYA and ANTHONY RIVAS, ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- This report is part of "Turning Point," a groundbreaking month-long series by ABC News examining the racial reckoning sweeping the United States and exploring whether it can lead to lasting reconciliation.

In Oklahoma, the people of the Muscogee Creek Nation Reservation have just won their long-standing fight for sovereignty. In...

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(SEOUL, South Korea) -- North Korea sent an apology letter to South Koreas presidential office on Friday explaining what happened in their waters when North Korean troops shot and killed a South Korean official who drifted into their waters earlier this week.

The letter from Norths Central Committees United Front Department also said that North Ko...

arsenisspyros/iStockBy LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, JOHN SANTUCCI, and KATHERINE FAULDERS, ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump intends to nominate Federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court to fill the seat of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, multiple sources familiar with the presidents intentions told ABC News.

The move to select Barrett, expected Saturday, sets up what promise...

Courtesy Raqueeb BeyBy TAYLOR BEHRENDT-RHODES, CAMERON HARRISON and JOEL LYONS, ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- With its mission to "keep family farmers on the land," Farm Aid works year-round to promote food grown on family farms, support farmers in times of need and promote fair farming policies. Its also known for the famous concert and festival of the same name, which has been held almost every year...

Disney (LOS ANGELES) -- Disney has found a way to bring the joy of Disney to fans in a safe manner during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The streaming platform has announced the Disney Drive-In Festival that will feature a variety of fan favorites, along with new Disney projects, in a social distance-friendly setting next month in Santa Monica, California.

Set up at the Barker Hanger, fans will be ...

narvikk/iStockBy DR. LEAH CROLL, ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- More than 90% of U.S. adults remain susceptible to COVID-19, according to research published on Friday.

Using data from dialysis centers in the United States, the study, published in The Lancet, estimates that less than 10% of U.S. adults have virus antibodies, meaning everyone else is potentially vulnerable to infection.

Those figures roughl...