As expected, the toll being inflicted by COVID-19 on Americans is rising. On Thursday, more testing saw confirmed cases jump 45%.
Report says the U.S. could close the border with Mexico to nonessential travel as early as Friday.
The White House said a U.S. citizen held in Lebanon for more six months has been freed cand called on Syria to free a journalist reportedly held in captivity since 2012.
In New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo shot down the idea of a statewide place in shelter-in-place order.
Catholic University of America president, John Garvey tested positive for the COVID-19. He is on quarantine and has released a statement updating his condition as well as enumerating the precautions the university has employed in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump said hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine is showing great promise as a treatment for COVID-19
Three family members died in New Jersey after contracting COVID-19 infection in a March 10 family gathering. One of them, the daughter who died last Friday, was reportedly the state's second recorded coronavirus-related fatality. Four relatives remain hospitalized in critical condition while 19 others relatives were tested and quarantined while waiting for results.
The Hawaii congresswoman threw her support behind former Vice President Joe Biden, saying he has a good heart.
Fires had gutted the NJ-based Marcal Paper Mills, but they had managed to regain a part of their livelihood.
The unidentified employee became the first positive case of COVID-19 in Amazon's hourly warehouse employees in the United States.
Police departments in Southern California have been receiving calls of a certain type this week--of neighbors reporting suspected cases of coronavirus in their neighborhood.
They are urging the city to release inmates who are over 50 years old and have “low-risk for re-offending.”
Breweries have a whole lot of beer, but no way to get it to customers.
The air traffic controller tested presumptively positive for COVID-19, meaning a local test came back positive but CDC has yet to approve.
Massive demands from 50 states are being made on the life-saving equipment stored at the Strategic National Stockpile.
A tornado watch was issued until midnight for areas in Texas including west and north of Fort Worth, and Wise and Parker counties, and Oklahoma's Carter town, Jefferson town, and Love, Stephens, Tillman, Cotton, Jackson counties.
Abbott Labs said it was planning to immediately distribute at least 150,000 tests to customers in the United States.
NYSE temporarily shifts to all-electronic trading as two people test positive for the coronavirus.
President Donald Trump also calls COVID-19 the "China virus," which is leading to criticisms of xenophobia and racism.
COVID-19 has invaded the U.S. Congress with two congressmen announcing positive COVID-19 tests within hours of one another Wednesday.
Double digit jumps in the number of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infections and deaths in the U.S. were recorded Wednesday.
Dr. Rachel Patzer shared the story of her husband, who is an emergency room physician in Atlanta and actively treats COVID-19 patients, who isolated himself in their apartment's garage to protect their newborn daughter and their family.
Mass closures due to coronavirus have led to unemployment websites crashing due to extraordinary numbers of workers filing for benefits.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' order requires businesses serving alcohol to cut total occupancy in half.
The legislation would provide free coronavirus testing to citizens who need it.
Utah was struck this morning by its strongest earthquake since 1992.
Jesse Watters had previously said that no one should be afraid of coronavirus.
Police arrested the 33-year-old Ohio woman in Louisiana.
A new report has revealed what's in store for the "Fuller House" star.
Trump has been criticized for downplaying the virus.