The following is a list of notable events, births and deaths from2020 in the United States .
The US was heavily impacted by theCOVID-19 pandemic , which by the end of the year killed over 300,000 people within American borders. America also became a political battleground for various issues, with various instances ofracism and more sopolice brutality commencinga wide movement of racial unrest and theGeorge Floyd protests . The year has been characterized by some as among the most tumultuous in American history.[ 1] [ 2]
Donald Trump was a central figure to American politics during his final full year of his first term as president, which saw not only the pandemic and racial unrest but also Trump'sfirst impeachment trial and the appointment ofAmy Coney Barrett to theSupreme Court . While Trump lost the2020 election to former Vice PresidentJoe Biden , he disputed the result of the election, and his efforts tooverturn the election continues for years. Even after his2025 inauguration he continued to make claims that the election was stolen.[ 3]
January 1 January 3 – 2019–2021 Persian Gulf crisis: PresidentDonald Trump approves thetargeted killing ofIranian generalQasem Soleimani and Iraqi paramilitary leaderAbu Mahdi al-Muhandis inBaghdad , Iraq.[ 7] January 5 – The77th Golden Globe Awards are held inBeverly Hills, California .[ 8] January 6 – Former film producerHarvey Weinstein is charged with four additional counts of rape and sexual battery in aLos Angeles court.[ 9] January 8 TheAmerican Cancer Society reports a 2.2% drop in thecancer death rate between 2016 and 2017, the largest single-year decline in mortality for this disease ever recorded in the U.S.[ 10] [ 11] January 10 For the first time since theGreat Recession , women outnumber men in the American workforce, with women holding 50.04% of all jobs.[ 12] January 14 January 15 – President Donald Trump and China's Vice PremierLiu He sign theU.S.–China Phase One trade deal inWashington, D.C. [ 17] [ 18] January 16 – Theimpeachment trial of President Donald Trump begins in theU.S. Senate .[ 19] January 20 – 22,000 people attend agun rights rally at theVirginia State Capitol inRichmond to protest proposed gun laws.[ 20] January 21 –COVID-19 pandemic : The first case ofCOVID-19 in the United States is confirmed by theCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).[ 21] January 22 – TheOakland Raiders officially relocate toLas Vegas ,Nevada .[ 22] January 24 – Donald Trump becomes the first sitting president to personally attend the annualMarch for Life anti-abortion protest in Washington, D.C.[ 23] January 26 January 28 Fotis Dulos attempts suicide at his home in Connecticut and is airlifted to a Bronx hospital where he dies 2 days later.[ 26] January 29 January 30 – COVID-19 pandemic: The CDC confirms the first case of human-to-human transmission of the COVID-19 coronavirus in the U.S.[ 29] January 31 COVID-19 pandemic: President Donald Trump imposes travel restrictions preventing foreign nationals from entering the U.S. if they visited China within the previous two weeks.[ 30] The U.S. Senate votes 51–49 against calling witnesses in President Trump's impeachment trial.[ 31] Travel ban restricting certain visas, particularly immigration, is expanded to include six new countries:Eritrea ,Kyrgyzstan ,Myanmar ,Nigeria ,Sudan , andTanzania . Tourist visas are still allowed.[ 32] President Trump signs an executive order creating a new White House position dedicated to addressingHuman trafficking in the United States at a White House summit on the issue.[ 33] February 2 –Super Bowl LIV : TheKansas City Chiefs defeat theSan Francisco 49ers , 31–20.Jennifer Lopez andShakira co-headline thehalftime show .February 3 – The 2020Iowa Democratic andRepublican caucuses take place. The Democratic caucus results are delayed due to problems with avote-counting app .[ 34] February 4 – President Donald Trump delivers histhird State of the Union address. Among the guests are Venezuelan opposition leaderJuan Guaidó and conservative radio hostRush Limbaugh , who is awarded thePresidential Medal of Freedom .[ 35] February 5 – The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump concludes with the Senate voting 52–48 toacquit on thefirst article of impeachment and 53–47 onthe second charge .Utah SenatorMitt Romney becomes the first ever senator to vote to remove a president of their own political party.[ 36] February 6 – TheNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gives permission forNuro Inc. to deploy up to 5,000 driverless delivery vehicles across the country. It is the first time the NHTSA allows deployment ofautomated driving systems without meeting all national auto safety standards.[ 37] February 9 – The92nd Academy Awards , the second in a row with no official host, are held atDolby Theatre inHollywood .[ 38] Bong Joon-ho 'sParasite South Korean film to receive Academy Award recognition, winning four awards as well as becoming the first non-English-language film to winBest Picture ; Joon-ho also winsBest Director .Todd Phillips 'Joker Joaquin Phoenix winningBest Actor .Renée Zellweger winsBest Actress forJudy Brad Pitt Best Supporting Actor forOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood Laura Dern Best Supporting Actress forMarriage Story Nielsen began compiling figures.February 10 – Former CongressmanJ. C. Watts launches the first all-news channel aimed at African Americans, theBlack News Channel .[ 39] February 11 – The2020 New Hampshire primaries are held.[ 14] February 13 – TheMcClatchy newspaper chain files forChapter 11 bankruptcy .[ 40] February 17 February 19 – TheUtah Senate votes to decriminalizepolygamy .[ 44] February 20 –Political consultant Roger Stone is sentenced to 40 months in prison after being found guilty of witness tampering, obstructing an official proceeding, and five counts of making false statements.[ 45] February 21 February 22 – The2020 Nevada Democratic presidential caucuses are held. TheRepublican caucuses are cancelled with President Trump winning all delegates by default.[ 14] February 23 –Ahmaud Arbery is murdered inGlynn County, Georgia . No arrests are made until May.[ 47] February 24 – Former film producerHarvey Weinstein is found guilty ofrape .[ 48] February 25 February 27 COVID-19 pandemic: Growing fear of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic causes theDow Jones Industrial Average to plunge by 1,190.95 points (4.4%), closing at 25,766.64—its largest one-day points decline in history. This follows several days of large falls, the Dow's worst week since 2008.[ 50] Marine commandant GeneralDavid H. Berger orders the removal ofConfederate symbols fromMarine Corps bases around the world.[ 51] February 29 Confirmed COVID-19 cases per million inhabitants April 1 April 3 – COVID-19 pandemic: The CDC recommends all citizens consider wearing cloth or fabric face coverings in public.[ 127] April 6 COVID-19 pandemic: Nationwide COVID-19 deaths surpass 10,000, with more than 19,800 recoveries.[ 128] President Trump signs an executive order encouraging future long-term commercial exploitation of various celestial bodies and mining oflunar resources .[ 129] April 8 April 11 April 12 – At least 30 people are killed and 1.3 million left without electricity after anEaster tornado outbreak across the South.[ 138] April 14 – COVID-19 pandemic: President Trump announces that he will suspend U.S. funding of theWorld Health Organization (WHO) pending an investigation into its early response to the outbreak.[ 139] April 15 April 16 COVID-19 pandemic:Nearly 22 million Americans have filed forunemployment within a single month due to COVID-19 lockdowns, the worst unemployment crisis since theGreat Depression .[ 143] The Trump administration releases federal guidelines outlining a three-phased, gradual reopening of schools, commerce, and services for parts of the country.[ 144] April 17 – COVID-19 pandemic:Texas is the first state to begin easing coronavirus-related restrictions.[ 145] Duval County is the first in the state to ease restrictions, withJacksonville ,Atlantic , andNeptune being the first beaches in the state to reopen, on a limited basis.[ 146] April 21 April 22 – COVID-19 pandemic: President Trump signs an immigration executive order halting the issuance of certaingreen cards for 60 days.[ 148] April 24 COVID-19 pandemic: President Trump signs a $483 billion bill to rescue small businesses.[ 149] April 27 April 29 – TheDepartment of Commerce reports that the U.S. economy shrank by 4.8% in the first quarter of 2020, its most severe contraction since2008 .[ 152] April 30 May 1 – COVID-19 pandemic: The FDA authorizes emergencyremdesivir use to treat the sickest COVID-19 patients.[ 155] [ 156] May 2 –2020 Kansas Democratic primary :[ 14] ranked choice voting .[ 157] May 3 – The United States faces an invasion ofAsian giant hornets , likely brought by international shipping, which threatens domestic bees.[ 158] May 7 – The Department of Justice drops charges against former National Security AdvisorMichael Flynn in theMueller investigation .[ 159] May 8 – COVID-19 pandemic: The nationalunemployment level reaches 14.7%, with more than 33 million jobless claims having been filed since mid-March.[ 160] May 11 – Nearly 2,000 formerJustice Department officials sign a letter calling forAttorney General William Barr to resign over what they describe as his improper intervention in the Flynn case.[ 161] May 12 – COVID-19 pandemic: The Broadway League extends its shutdown of Broadway theatres for a second time, projecting reopening on September 6.[ 162] May 15 May 16 May 18 – The FBI confirms that the 2019Naval Air Station Pensacola shooting was the first terrorist attack on U.S. territory that had been directed by a foreign actor since9/11 .[ 166] May 19 COVID-19 pandemic: TheCongressional Budget Office reports a 38% fall in GDP on an annualized basis in the second quarter of 2020, with 26 million more unemployed Americans than in Q4 2019.[ 167] May 25 –Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murders George Floyd , 46, by kneeling on his neck, as three other officers watch.[ 168] May 26 May 26:George Floyd protests in Minneapolis–Saint Paul begin. George Floyd :For the first time,Twitter labels a tweet by President Trump "misleading" and includes a "fact check" link.[ 170] May 27 COVID-19 pandemic: The official nationwide death toll surpasses 100,000.[ 171] [ 172] George Floyd protests:Protests in Minneapolis turn violent as activists call for murder charges against the police officers involved in George Floyd's murder.[ 173] [ 174] President Trump threatens to shut down Twitter and other social media platforms, accusing them of bias againstconservatives .[ 175] May 28 George Floyd protests: A state of emergency is declared in the Twin Cities, with hundreds ofNational Guard soldiers deployed on the streets as protestsspread nationwide .[ 176] President Trump signs an executive order rolling back liability protections for social media companies over user-generated content.[ 177] May 29 May 30 May 31 – In response to thewave of civil unrest across the country, President Trump says he will designate the far-left activist groupAntifa a terrorist organization.[ 183] [ 184] June 1 – Trump threatens to deploy the military to quell the George Floyd riots[ 185] photo-op with a bible atSt. John's Episcopal Church .[ 186] [ 187] June 2 –Blackout Tuesday , an industry-driven collective protest againstracism andpolice brutality inspired by the George Floyd protests, is observed.[ 188] [ 189] [ 190] June 8 June 9 –Air Force GeneralCharles Brown becomes the first African American to lead a branch ofU.S. Armed Forces and the first African AmericanAir Force Chief of Staff .[ 192] June 11 – The Trump administration authorizessanctions and additional visa restrictions against theInternational Criminal Court in retaliation for theirinvestigation into potential war crimes by U.S. officials.[ 193] June 12 June 13 –Atlanta Chief of Police Erika Shields resigns and protesters burn down the fast food restaurant where the incident took place.[ 196] June 15 June 18 – TheEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) withdraws the introduction of federal limits forperchlorate , which has been linked to brain damage in infants.[ 199] June 20 – President Trump holds his first2020 campaign rally in months at theBank of Oklahoma Center inTulsa, Oklahoma .[ 200] June 26 President Trump signs an executive order against the destruction or vandalism of public monuments, memorials, or statues.[ 201] June 29 – COVID-19 pandemic: Arizona GovernorDoug Ducey orders all bars, nightclubs, gyms, movie theaters and water parks to close for 30 days, due to a spike in COVID-19 cases.[ 202] June 30 – Following a vote by thestate legislature , Mississippi governorTate Reeves signs a bill retiring the officialMississippi state flag , the last state flag incorporating theConfederate Battle Flag of the Army of Northern Virginia into its design. A commission is established to design a new state flag.[ 203] August 2 –Crew Dragon Demo-2 , the first U.S.-crewedsplashdown since1975 , lands in theGulf of Mexico .August 3 August 4 – TheGreat American Outdoors Act is passed, improving conservation and maintenance of national parks.[ 230] August 5 –Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar travels toTaiwan , the highestU.S. official visit to the country in 40 years.[ 231] August 6 August 7 – COVID-19 pandemic: TheSturgis Motorcycle Rally begins despite concerns by health officials.[ 235] August 9 – President Trump isescorted from a news briefing by theSecret Service following a shooting near theWhite House .[ 236] August 11 – Democratic presidential candidateJoe Biden names SenatorKamala Harris as his vice presidential nominee, the firstAfrican-American andSouth Asian American woman to serve in the role.[ 237] August 13 August 16 – During a record-breaking heat wave, a remnant thunderstorm fromTropical Storm Fausto spawnshundreds of wildfires inCalifornia .[ 240] August 17 – TheDemocratic National Convention is begins inMilwaukee ,Wisconsin , with events happening virtually.[ 241] [non-primary source needed Delegates of theDemocratic Party formally choose former Vice PresidentJoe Biden and SenatorKamala Harris of California as the party's respective nominees for president and vice president for the2020 election .[citation needed August 19 –Apple Inc. becomes the first U.S. company to be valued at over $2 trillion.[ 242] August 20 August 23 August 24 – TheRepublican National Convention begins inCharlotte ,North Carolina and Washington, D.C. Delegates of theRepublican Party formally nominate incumbent President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence as the party's nominees for the2020 election .[ 248] August 26 –Riots break out in downtown Minneapolis following false rumors about the suicide of an African-American man being pursued by police.[ 249] August 26 Kenosha protests: Amazon CEOJeff Bezos becomes the first person in history to have a net worth exceeding $200 billion, according toForbes [ 252] August 28 – Thousands of people gather at theLincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. for theCommitment March in support ofblack civil rights .[ 253] September 2 – Protests breakout inRochester, New York following the release ofpolice body camera footage of thefatal March 2020 arrest of Daniel Prude .[ 254] [ 255] September 4 – A Trump administration memo calls on allexecutive branch agencies to cease funding fordiversity andsensitivity training and teachings ofcritical race theory .[ 256] September 5 –Authentic wins the2020 Kentucky Derby .September 6 – California sets a new record for land area destroyed bywildfires , with 2.1 million acres burned in the year thus far.[ 257] September 9 – President Donald Trump is nominated for the 2021Nobel Peace Prize by aNorwegian lawmaker for his role in facilitating theIsrael–United Arab Emirates normalization agreement .[ 258] September 10 – Over 10 percent ofOregon 's state population are reported to be fleeingwildfires .[ 259] September 12 – TwoLos Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputies areshot and critically injured while sitting in their patrol car inCompton, California .[ 260] September 16 –Hurricane Sally brings massive flooding tothe South after making landfall, killing eight people and costing billions in damage.[ 261] September 18 –Supreme Court JusticeRuth Bader Ginsburg dies , creating a vacancy in the court, which President Trump says he will fill with a woman.[ 262] September 19 – Law enforcement officials report the interception of a package, addressed to President Trump, containing the lethal toxinricin .[ 263] September 21 –Microsoft agrees to buyZeniMax Media holding company and its subsidiaries for $7.5 billion, the largest and most expensive takeover in the history of thevideo game industry .[ 264] September 25 – President Trump unveils his "Platinum Plan " at a campaign rally inAtlanta , in which he proposes makingJuneteenth a federal holiday, labeling theKu Klux Klan andAntifa as terrorist organizations, and makinglynching a national hate crime, among other socioeconomic initiatives aimed at African Americans.[ 265] September 26 – President Trumpnominates Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals JudgeAmy Coney Barrett to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.[ 266] September 27 – ANew York Times report on President Trump's personal and businesstax returns alleges years of tax avoidance and millions in debt andIRS penalties, among other allegations.[ 267] [ 268] September 28 – TheTampa Bay Lightning defeat theDallas Stars 4–2 to win their secondStanley Cup championship .[ 269] September 29 – The first2020 presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice PresidentJoe Biden takes place inCleveland ,Ohio .[ 270] Joe Biden is elected the 46thpresident of the United States December 1 – COVID-19 pandemic: Congress unveils a $908 billionCOVID-19 relief plan .[ 339] December 2 – Former astronautMark Kelly is sworn in as a U.S. Senator after aspecial election in Arizona.[ 340] December 3 December 4 – The House of Representatives passes theMORE Act todecriminalize recreational cannabis at the federal level.[ 344] December 6 December 7 2020 presidential election: Georgia re-certifies Joe Biden as the winner of the state following a second recount.[ 346] Joe Biden nominates retired Army GeneralLloyd Austin to be the first African AmericanSecretary of Defense .[ 347] TheNational Football League announces an investigation into theWashington Football Team for allegations of workplace sexual harassment.[ 348] COVID-19 pandemic:Michigan extends its statewide partial shutdown on businesses, indoor dining in restaurants, and in-person instruction at high schools and colleges through December 20.[ 349] [ 350] Wyoming issues new restrictions, including a statewide mask mandate for indoor public spaces from December 9 to January 8.[ 351] December 9 December 11 December 12 December 13 – The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine begins shipment to all 50 states.[ 358] December 14 COVID-19 pandemic:The first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine are administered.[ 359] U.S. RepresentativePaul Mitchell (R-Michigan) announces he is leaving the Republican Party and becoming anindependent .[ 360] December 15 – President-elect Joe Biden nominatesPete Buttigieg to beSecretary of Transportation , becoming the firstopenly gay person appointed to a cabinet-level position if confirmed.[ 361] December 17 – Joe Biden nominatesDeb Haaland for Secretary of the Interior, becoming the first Native American appointed to a cabinet-level position if confirmed.[ 362] December 18 December 21 COVID-19 pandemic: Congress passes theConsolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 , a packaged $2.3 trillion pandemic relief and omnibus spending bill. At 5,593 pages, it is the longest bill ever passed by Congress.[ 365] [ 366] [ 367] [ 368] [ 369] December 22 December 25 – Asuicide car bomb explosion in downtownNashville, Tennessee leaves multiple people injured.[ 374] December 29 December 31 COVID-19 pandemic: AWisconsin pharmacist is arrested after destroying 500 doses of the Moderna vaccine.[ 377] Neil Peart Edd Byrnes Buck Henry Rocky Johnson Jimmy Heath Pete Stark Kobe Bryant Mary Higgins Clark January 1 January 2 January 3 January 4 January 5 –Betty Pat Gatliff , forensic artist (b.1930 )[ 394] January 6 January 7 January 8 January 9 January 10 –Ed Sprague Sr. , baseball pitcher (b.1945 )[ 409] January 11 January 12 January 14 –Steve Martin Caro , pop vocalist (b.1948 )[ 414] January 15 –Rocky Johnson , Canadian professional wrestler (b.1944 )January 19 –Jimmy Heath , jazz saxophonist (b.1926 )January 23 –Jim Lehrer , journalist, novelist and screenwriter (b.1934 )[ 415] January 24 –Pete Stark , businessman and politician (b.1931 )[ 416] [ 417] January 26 January 28 –Chris Doleman , AmericanHall of Fame football player (b.1961 )[ 423] January 31 –Mary Higgins Clark , author (b.1927 )[ 424] [ 425] Kirk Douglas Katherine Johnson Freeman Dyson February 3 February 5 February 7 –Orson Bean , actor and comedian (b.1928 )[ 432] February 8 –Robert Conrad , actor (b.1935 )[ 433] February 9 –Paula Kelly , dancer, singer, and actress (b.1943 )[ 434] February 10 –Lyle Mays , jazz pianist and composer (b.1953 )[ 435] February 14 –Lynn Cohen , actress (b.1933 )[ 436] February 16 –Larry Tesler , computer scientist (b.1945 )[ 437] February 17 February 19 –Pop Smoke , rapper (b.1998 )[ 440] February 24 February 27 February 28 –Freeman Dyson , British-born American physicist and mathematician (b.1923 )[ 446] February 29 –Bill Bunten , politician (b.1930 )[ 447] James Lipton Kenny Rogers Bill Withers March 1 –Jack Welch , businessman, engineer and writer (b.1935 )[ 448] March 2 –James Lipton , television host (b.1926 )[ 449] March 6 –McCoy Tyner , jazz pianist (b.1938 )[ 450] March 11 –Charles Wuorinen , American composer (b.1938 )[ 451] March 16 –Stuart Whitman , American actor (b.1928 )[ 452] March 17 March 20 –Kenny Rogers , country singer and songwriter (b.1938 )[ 456] March 24 March 26 –Curly Neal , Americanbasketball player with theHarlem Globetrotters (b.1942 )[ 459] March 27 –Joseph Lowery , minister and civil rights activist (b.1921 )[ 460] March 28 –Tom Coburn , politician and physician (b.1948 )[ 461] March 29 March 30 James Drury Brian Dennehy Shirley Knight Sam Lloyd April 1 April 4 –Tom Dempsey , American professionalfootball player (b.1947 )[ 474] April 5 –Bobby Mitchell , AmericanHall of Fame professionalfootball player. (b.1935 )[ 475] April 6 April 7 April 8 –Norman I. Platnick , American arachnologist and curator (b.1951 )[ 481] April 12 –Tarvaris Jackson , NFL Quarterback (b.1983 )[ 482] [ 483] April 14 –Hank Steinbrenner , American businessman and part owner of theNew York Yankees (b.1957 )[ 484] April 15 April 16 April 18 –Paul H. O'Neill , American politician (b.1935 )[ 490] April 20 –Tom Lester , American actor and evangelist (b.1938 )[ 491] April 21 –Dimitri Diatchenko , American actor (b.1968 )[ 492] April 22 April 27 April 30 –Sam Lloyd , American actor, singer, and musician (b.1963 )[ 497] Little Richard Jerry Stiller Fred Willard Oliver E. Williamson Christo May 3 –John Ericson , German-American actor (b.1926 )[ 498] May 4 May 7 –Mike Storen , American sports executive inbasketball ,baseball , andfootball .(b.1935 )[ 501] May 8 –Roy Horn , German-American magician (b.1944 )[ 502] May 9 –Little Richard , American singer, songwriter, and musician (b.1932 )[ 503] May 10 –Betty Wright , American soul and R&B singer (b.1953 )[ 504] May 11 –Jerry Stiller , American actor and comedian (b.1927 )[ 505] May 14 May 15 May 17 May 19 –Ravi Zacharias , Indian-born Canadian-American Christian apologist (b.1946 )[ 512] May 21 –Oliver E. Williamson , American economist (b.1932 )[ 513] May 22 –Jerry Sloan , American basketball player and coach (b.1942 )[ 514] May 24 –May 25 –George Floyd , American truck driver and security guard, murder victim (b.1973 )[ 517] May 26 –Richard Herd , American actor (b.1932 )[ 518] May 27 –Larry Kramer , American author and LGBT rights activist (b.1935 )[ 519] May 30 –Bobby Morrow , American athlete (b.1935 )[ 520] May 31 –Christo , Bulgarian-American artist (b.1935 )[ 521] Wes Unseld Carlos Ruiz Zafón Freddy Cole Carl Reiner June 1 –Pat Dye , American football player, coach, and college athletics administrator (b.1939 )[ 522] June 2 June 4 –Pete Rademacher , Olympic boxing champion (b.1928 )[ 525] June 6 –Reche Caldwell , NFL Wide Receiver (b.1979 )[ 526] June 10 –Claudell Washington , American professionalbaseball outfielder (b.1954 )[ 527] June 11 June 13 –Dick Garmaker , basketball player (b.1932 )[ 531] June 17 June 19 –Carlos Ruiz Zafón , Spanish novelist (b.1964 )[ 534] June 26 June 27 –Freddy Cole , jazz singer and pianist (b.1931 )[ 537] June 28 –Rudolfo Anaya , author (b.1937 )[ 538] June 29 Charlie Daniels Naya Rivera Kelly Preston Grant Imahara John Lewis July 1 –Hugh Downs , broadcaster and television personality (b.1921 )[ 541] July 2 July 5 –Nick Cordero ,Broadway actor and singer (Bullets Over Broadway A Bronx Tale Waitress 1978 )[ 546] July 6 July 8 –Naya Rivera , actress, model and singer (b.1987 )[ 550] July 12 –Kelly Preston , actress and model (b.1962 )[ 551] July 13 July 16 –Phyllis Somerville , actress (b.1943 )[ 554] July 17 July 18 –Sylvia Gale , activist and politician, member of theNew Hampshire House of Representatives (2012–2014), (b.1950 ).[ 557] July 20 –Michael Brooks , political commentator and talk show host (b.1983 )[ 558] July 21 –Annie Ross , Scottish-American singer and actress (b.1930 )[ 559] July 24 –Regis Philbin , actor, singer, and media personality (b.1931 )[ 560] July 25 –John Saxon , actor (b.1936 )[ 561] July 26 –Olivia de Havilland , British-born American actress (b.1916 )[ 562] July 30 –Herman Cain , businessman and politician (b.1945 )[ 563] Wilford Brimley Chadwick Boseman August 1 –Wilford Brimley , actor and singer (b.1934 )[ 564] August 2 –Leon Fleisher , American pianist (b.1928 )[ 565] August 3 –Shirley Ann Grau , American writer (b.1929 )[ 566] August 4 –Frances Allen , American computer scientist (b.1932 )[ 567] August 6 –Brent Scowcroft , diplomat (b.1925 )[ 568] August 9 –Kamala , American professional wrestler (b.1950 )[ 569] August 11 August 15 –Robert Trump , younger brother of Donald Trump (b.1948 )[ 573] August 16 –Xavier , wrestler (b. 1977)[ 574] August 18 –Jack Sherman , American guitarist (b.1956 )[ 575] August 23 –Lori Nelson , American actress and model (b.1933 )[ 576] August 26 August 28 –Chadwick Boseman , actor (b.1976 )[ 579] August 29 –Clifford Robinson , American basketball player (b.1966 )[ 580] August 31 –Tom Seaver , American baseball player (b.1944 )[ 581] David Graeber Ruth Bader Ginsburg Eddie Van Halen Conchata Ferrell Rhonda Fleming James Randi MF Doom October 2 –Bob Gibson , American baseball player (b.1935 )[ 600] October 3 –Charlie Haeger , American baseball player (b.1983 )[ 601] October 6 October 8 October 11 –Joe Morgan , American baseball player (b.1943 )[ 606] October 12 October 14 –Rhonda Fleming , American actress (b.1923 )[ 609] October 20 –James Randi , Canadian-American magician and skeptic (b.1928 )[ 610] October 21 –Marge Champion , American dancer and actress (b.1919 )[ 611] October 23 –Jerry Jeff Walker , American singer-songwriter (b.1942 )October 25 –Diane di Prima , American poet (b.1934 )[ 612] October 28 –Leanza Cornett , model (Miss America 1993), TV host and actress (b.1971 )[ 613] October 29 –Angelika Amon , Austrian-American molecular and cell biologist (b.1967 )[ 614] October 31 –MF Doom , British-born American rapper and record producer (b.1971 )[ 615] Alex Trebek November 1 November 2 –Robert Sam Anson , journalist and author (b.1945 )[ 618] November 3 –Elsa Raven , actress (b.1929 )[ 619] November 4 –November 5 –Len Barry , singer (b.1942 )[ 623] November 6 November 7 –Norm Crosby , actor and comedian (b.1927 )[ 626] November 8 –Alex Trebek , Canadian-born game show host (Jeopardy! 1940 )[ 627] November 10 –Tom Heinsohn , Hall of Fame basketball player, coach, and broadcaster (b.1934 )[ 628] November 17 –Walt Davis , American athlete (b.1931 )[ 629] November 23 November 27 –Tony Hsieh , Internet entrepreneur (b.1973 )[ 633] Chuck Yeager Charley Pride December 1 –Arnie Robinson , American athlete (b.1948 )[ 634] December 2 December 4 –David Lander , American actor (Laverne & Shirley 1947 )[ 638] December 5 –Martin Sandoval , politician (b.1964 )[ 639] December 6 –Paul Sarbanes , American politician and attorney (b.1933 )[ 640] December 7 December 9 –Ray Perkins , American football player and coach (b.1941 )[ 643] December 10 December 12 –Charley Pride , American singer, musician and guitarist (b.1934 )[ 646] December 16 –Lorenzo Taliaferro , football player (b.1991 )[ 647] December 20 –Ezra Vogel , American sociologist (b.1930 )[ 648] December 21 –Kevin Greene , hall of fame football player (b.1962 )[ 649] December 22 –Leslie West , guitarist and songwriter (b.1945 )[ 650] December 23 –Frankie Randall , boxer (b.1961 )[ 651] December 25 –Barry Lopez , author (b.1945 )[ 652] December 26 –Brodie Lee , professional wrestler and actor (b.1979 )[ 653] December 29 –Joe Louis Clark , educator (b.1938 )[ 654] December 30 –Samuel Little , American serial killer; the confirmed most prolific serial killer U.S. history (b.1940 )[ 655] December 31 –Dick Thornburgh ,Governor of Pennsylvania (1979–1987) andUnited States Attorney General (1988–1991) (b.1932 )[ 656] Related timelines for current period [ edit ] Specific situations and issues [ edit ] ^ O'Kane, Caitlin (December 28, 2020)."2020 was a difficult year for many, but according to historians, it's not the most stressful year in U.S. history" .CBS News . 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