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US President Donald Trump instructed Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to ask for more funds to help small businesses

Coronavirus Relief: US Treasury Says Government ‘Will Not Run Out Of Money’ For Small Businesses

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has assured small businesses in the U.S. that the government will not run out of relief funding for them.

Why Sanders' Coronavirus Responses Failed To Revive His Campaign

The appearance by US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders in Ann Arbor, Michigan on March 8, 2020 was the nation's last mass campaign rally before the coronavirus pandemic forced an end to large gatherings

Senator Sanders emphasizes specific policy prescriptions to address the coronavirus crisis, while the former Vice President focuses on amorphous declarations of leadership, and the results to date provide an instructive window into how Democratic voters make decisions at the ballot box.

Bernie Sanders Exits 2020 Race, Extinguishing Hopes Of Change In A Time Of Crisis

Bernie Sanders is under fresh pressure to bow out of the race for the Democratic White House nomination after losing the three latest primaries to Joe Biden

Trailing in delegates, Sanders suspended his campaign and cleared the way for Joe Biden to face Donald Trump in November.

'Maybe We Don't Need A Vaccine:' Social Media Reacts To Hulk Hogan's Instagram Post About COVID-19

The '80s wrestling icon compared the spread of COVID-19 to the 10 plagues of Egypt in one of his latest Instagram posts.

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Coronavirus Update: Albany Funeral Believed To Be Starting Point Of Georgia Outbreak

Georgia's city of Albany has become central to talks about how the coronavirus spread throughout the state following a funeral late in February.

A man wearing gloves and a face mask walks by a mural reading "Cancel Plans Not Humanity" in Los Angeles, California

US Coronavirus: California Couple Contracts COVID-19 Despite 'Safest' Cruise

They stayed in Antarctica and thought it would keep them safe from coronavirus.

Crowley Police Uses 'The Purge' Siren To Signal Curfew; Chief Apologizes To Residents

Authorities had advised residents that they will be using a “different” siren.

Coronavirus 'Heroes Fund': Dems Propose $25K Hazard-Pay For Essential Workers

The hazard-pay is for doctors, nurses and grocery store clerks, working on the front lines of the war against the coronavirus.

The risks to firefighters are enormous and the sacrifice is immense

Coronavirus US Update: Veteran Firefighter In Chicago Dies Of COVID-19

Officials did not mention how the firefighter contracted the virus.

Kansas Couple Claiming To Have Coronavirus Walks Around Walmart Coughing On People, Incident Caught On Camera

“Police were not called at the time of this incident, but our officers began investigating after seeing the video on social media,” Newton, KS Police Department said.

Coronavirus Latest: Republicans Call For Probe Against China, WHO Over COVID-19 Outbreak

Senate Republicans are pushing to both investigate and punish China and the WHO for allegedly unleashing and spreading COVID-19 worldwide.

Could these pills help solve the coronavirus crisis? Experts are studying Nivaquine (L), which contains chloroquine, and Plaqueril, which contain hydroxychloroquine

Donald Trump, Allies Have Stakes In Hydroxychloroquine Drugmaker Sanofi, Says Report

President Donald Trump is the number one booster of the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as an alleged cure for COVID-19. He also has an indirect stake in Sanofi, S.A., one of the major producers of hydroxychloroquine.

Mayor Of Paterson, New Jersey, Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Mayor Andre Sayegh announced on Tuesday in a Facebook post that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

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Coronavirus Update: US Death Toll May Be Lower Than Predicted With Social Distancing

Health officials in the United States said that deaths due to coronavirus could be lower than the original projections if the public practiced social distancing.

Revised IHME estimates of deaths per day in the US from COVID-19, April 7, 2020

USA Coronavirus To Peak On April 16 With 3,130 Deaths, But Lower Overall Death Toll

A concerted effort by Americans to stay indoors during the COVID-19 pandemic will likely lead to far fewer deaths than the number originally predicted by the IHME model.

Bodies are moved to a refrigeration truck serving as a temporary morgue in New York, the main focus of the US outbreak, with more than 4,750 deaths

NY County Eyeing Refrigerated Farm Building For COVID-19 Victims If Morgues Reach Capacity

Suffolk County morgues were at half capacity as of Tuesday.

Anthony Fauci, who leads research into infectious diseases at the National Institutes of Health, told a briefing the virus was beginning to take root in the southern hemisphere, where winter is on its way

Dr. Anthony Fauci Salary: Coronavirus Head Earned $384,000 In 2018

Dr. Anthony Fauci is leading the fight against COVID-19 in the U.S.

Former NYPD Sergeant 'Drops Dead' After Leaving Hospital With COVID-19 Symptoms

A retired New York police sergeant was found dead on the streets of Manhattan, just hours after he left the hospital where he was allegedly seeking treatment for his COVID-19 symptoms.

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COVID-19 Louisiana Update: Four Die In One Family Within Eight Days

A family from New Orleans, Louisiana, is grieving the loss of four of its relatives, including their 86-year-old grandmother, due to coronavirus. They got sick and died within eight days of each other.

Close to a third of the prison's 5,000 inmates need treatment for a variety of wounds and conditions but only around 300 of them can spend the night in the medical ward

Alabama Crime Victim Advocates Voice Opposition To Releasing Prisoners Amid COVID-19 Fears

Alabama crime victims’ rights advocates are staunchly opposing the release of inmates even through they are vulnerable to contracting COVID-19.

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COVID-19 New Jersey ICU Nurse Suspended For Buying PPEs For Colleagues With Donation Money

A nurse working at the intensive care unit of a New Jersey hospital was suspended from her job after she raised thousands of money to buy personal protective equipment (PPE) for herself and her colleagues.

A picture taken on March 9, 2020 shows the sign of the World Health Organization (WHO) at the WHO headquarters in Geneva

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 12,805; Trump Blames WHO For 'Faulty Recommendation'

President Donald Trump threatens to defund the World Health Organization.

Who Is Kayleigh McEnany? Trump’s New Press Secretary Has History Of Making Controversial Comments

McEnany once stated that the coronavirus will never reach American territory.

coronavirus can spread through talking or even merely breathing

Coronavirus Response: Illinois Mayor 'Embarrassed' After Wife Busted At Illegal Party

The wife of an Illinois mayor was recently busted by police at a late night public gathering that violated the state's stay-at-home order.

Coronavirus In New York: Cuomo Confirms Largest Single-Day Death Toll

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has confirmed the highest single-day coronavirus death toll in New York state.

In this file US Navy handout photo an F/A-18F Super Hornet takes off from the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt on March 18, 2020 in the Pacific Ocean

Modly Resigns As Acting Navy Secretary After Insulting Former Captain Of COVID-19 Hit Ship

Thomas Modly has resigned as acting Secretary of the US Navy following the very public removal of Captain Brett Crozier from his command of the USS Theodore Roosevelt.

President Donald Trump told National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell he believed the season would kick off as scheduled in September; Trump is pictured April 4, 2020

Coronavirus Response: Trump Fires Inspector General In Charge Of Stimulus Oversight

Trump has frequently attacked federal watchdog officials amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The US administration suggested that Joe Biden, the former vice president and likely challenger to Trump in November's election, call the president; pictured is a file photo taken on March 12, 2020

Presidential Race 2020: Biden Says US 'Cannot Delay' November General Election Due To Coronavirus

The virus has already pushed back the Democratic National Convention from July to August.

Healthcare workers in protective suits treat COVID-19 patients at Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron Hospital

'Swing State' Americans More Concerned About Health Than Financials Amid Coronavirus, Says Poll

It was the second poll conducted by States of Play in swing states during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kelsey Berreth Update: Patrick Frazee Speaks Out From Prison In New Letter

Frazee recently told his side of the story from behind bars.

Wisconsin's governor has ordered the state elections to be held on June 9, 2020

Wisconsin Election Proceeds Despite Coronavirus Concerns, Judge Ginsberg Dissents In SCOTUS Case

Wisconsin continued its scheduled primary and elections after the state and U.S. Supreme Court ruled against extensions in absentee voting and delaying in-person voting.

Medics transfer a patient on a stretcher from Holland America's cruise ship Zaandam after it docked at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Florida Stops Tracking 'Flu-Like' Data Against the Advice of Coronavirus Experts

In the absence of widespread testing, epidemiologists have been using "flu-like" data to track the early spread of the coronavirus in the United States, and Florida has stopped reporting that data in a move that experts say will make tracking COVID-19's spread more difficult.

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