Former 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Herman Cain has been hospitalised with coronavirus after attending US President Donald Trump's Tulsa rally without wearing a mask.

Herman Cain, who attended Trump's Tulsa rally, hospitalised due to COVID-19

Legions of K-pop fans and TikTok users are taking credit for upending Donald Trump's weekend rally after block-reserving tickets with no intention to attend an event that was beset by an embarrassingly low turnout.

Online disruption of Donald Trump's rally highlights K-pop's political hustle

Twitter users have give US President Donald Trump's Tulsa rally a new name ''coronapalooza'' after Oklahoma's Supreme Court gave his rally a go-ahead. A legal bid to stop the rally due to increasing coronavirus fears was rejected by the court.

Coronapalooza: Twitter users give another name to Trump's Tulsa rally

Oklahoma's Supreme Court has ruled that US President Donald Trump's rally on Saturday in Tulsa, his first since March, can go ahead. A legal bid to stop the rally due to increasing coronavirus fears was rejected by the court.

Oklahoma's Supreme Court gives go ahead to Trump's rally; to proceed as planned

President Donald Trump on Monday rejected pleas from Tulsa, Oklahoma, not to risk aggravating coronavirus risks by holding a rally there, announcing he wants to triple the crowd to 60,000 people.

Trump rejects Tulsa rally coronavirus concerns, saying will triple crowd