VIDEO: Tornadoes, Severe Storms Rip Through US South, Leaving 33 Dead And Thousands Without Power
Mississippi, South Carolina, and Georgia accounted for most of the reported deaths in the aftermath of the severe weather.
US Airlines $25B Payroll Aid Plan: Choice Is Nationalization Or Bankruptcy
For major US Airlines, accepting the Trump administration's $25 billion bailout plan under the CARES Act would mean choosing quasi-nationalization over bankruptcy as they face $250 billion in losses because of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Health Care Workers Fear Losing Jobs Despite Service Demand Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
As America continues its raging battle against COVID-19, health care workers situated in small and rural hospitals are getting reassigned, laid-off, or told that their employment contracts had been canceled.
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Fauci and other experts had concluded as early as Feb. 21 that aggressive mitigation measures were needed to slow down the spread of COVID-19.
At Least Six Dead As Tornadoes Hit Mississippi
At least six dead as tornadoes hit Mississippi
Coronavirus US Death Toll Is Highest In The World At 22,105; New York City Is Top 5
The United States now leads the world both in the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths but both these indicators appear to be levelling off in the hardest hit states.
When Will The US Economy Restart? Trump, Pelosi Offer Thoughts Amid Coronavirus Recession Worries
President Trump said reopening the economy is the hardest decision in his life.
Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: Will Direct Payments To Taxpayers Help Or Hurt The Economy?
Trillion-dollar deficits now likely will mean higher taxes and spending cuts in the future.
COVID-19 Hacks: How To Make A CDC-Approved No-Sew Cloth Face Mask?
A cloth face mask will not protect you from contracting COVID-19, but it could prevent you from spreading the deadly virus.
Coronavirus Death Toll: US, Germany Dealing With Sharp Increase
The U.S. and Germany are two nations heavily impacted by the virus, with the U.S. having the most cases in the world.
COVID-19 And Prisons: America's Penal System A 'Petri Dish' For Pandemic
Around 1,300 confirmed coronavirus cases have been reported with at least 32 deaths from the virus in America's prisons.
White House Pushing For Reopening Much Of The U.S. By May
The administration of President Donald Trump is pushing to reopen much of the country by early May to save the sagging economy.
US Threatens To Block China Telecom From American Market
The United States has threatened to cut off Beijing-controlled China Telecom from serving the U.S. market because of legal and security risks, announced the Justice Department.
Saudi Arabia, Russia Agree To Oil Output Cuts To Try To Bolster Crude Prices
Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to reduce oil production to halt the plunge in prices
One-Third Of U.S. Tenants Didn’t Pay Their Rents For April, May Could Be Worse
Almost one-third of renters did not pay their April rents. May could be worse.
Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As Fed Lending Program Overshadows Huge Jobless Claims Data
U.S. stocks rose on Thursday as 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week, although the Fed takes steps to support economy.
India's Modi Faces Opposition Criticism For Sending Hydroxychloroquine To US, Trump Praises Him
President Trump said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to allow the export of anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine to the U.S. "will not be forgotten."
How President Trump Inspired Steve Carrell's New Netflix Original Series 'Space Force'
A look at Steve Carell's upcoming original series, which was inspired by a bill President Donald Trump signed in 2019.
Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As Traders Seek To Tamp Down Volatility, Oil Rises
U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday despite worries over coronavirus
Annecy International Animation Film Fest Canceled Amid Pandemic
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival has been canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Why African Americans Are Dying At Higher Rates From COVID-19
Why African Americans are dying at higher rates from COVID-19
Facebook's New Product Experimentation Team Launches New Messenger App For Couples
Tuned allows couples to message privately with each other and share music from Spotify.
Bitcoin Price Surges Past $7,000, May Hit $10,000, Analyst Says
The crypto market also caught on to the appetite for risk.
Coronavirus Drug: India Releases Hydroxychloroquine And Paracetamol After Trump Speaks To Modi
Indian Prime Minister Modi and Trump spoke over the weekend where U.S. President was insistent that the bans on the drugs be released or that India may face some form of retaliation.
Monday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rally On Hopes Coronavirus Death Rates Have Peaked
U.S. stocks rose on Monday as coronavirus death rates peak in Europe
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