Biden: Women leaving workforce, closed schools are "national emergency" The president said in an exclusive interview with CBS News that the Trump administration's handling of the COVID crisis was "even more dire than we thought." Feb 8, 2021
Beware bogus COVID vaccine offers proliferating on the "dark web" The space has added the phony vaccines to its offers of fake PPE, COVID tests and cures, warns CBS Chicago. Feb 8, 2021
Super Bowl LV post-game celebrations spur COVID concerns Public health officials feared game could wind up being a "super-spreader" event – and sure enough, few masks were seen as fans gathered. Feb 8, 2021
Gottlieb says vaccines should offer "reasonable protection" from variants Gottlieb said it can be assumed the vaccines are going to be roughly 20% less effective against the new strains from Brazil and South Africa. Feb 7, 2021
Yellen says job market still "in a deep hole" with "a long way to dig out" "I'm afraid the job market is stalling," Yellen said. Feb 7, 2021
Mass vaccinations: How stadiums host a COVID defensive play The lack of a playbook on how to administer vaccinations at scale prompted a union between health workers and professional sports teams to offer shots at stadiums and ball parks across the country. Feb 7, 2021
When might you get Biden's $1,400 stimulus check? Democrats signal are moving ahead on $1.9 trillion relief bill without support from GOP lawmakers. Feb 7, 2021
Rural parts of Virginia lack access to COVID-19 vaccine Mobile health care workers in rural Virginia are questioning the lack of coronavirus vaccines provided to poor and health-vulnerable communities. Feb 6, 2021
Puppy Bowl XVII will feature Champ and Major Biden, and the first lady The Bidens are headed to the Puppy Bowl to spread an important message. Feb 6, 2021
Will the Super Bowl become a super-spreader event? With just two days to go until the big game, there are major concerns that the Super Bowl could turn into a super-spreader event — both at home and in the stadium. Feb 5, 2021
New Orleans announces new restrictions for Mardi Gras The restrictions will last from February 12 to February 16. Feb 5, 2021
Grocery chains fight "hero pay" laws for frontline workers Industry groups go to court challenging ordinances in several cities requiring wage hikes for supermarket employees. Feb 5, 2021
Climate change "may have played a key role" in pandemic, study says The study looked at changes in the forests of Southeast Asia — "a global hotspot" for bat species. Feb 5, 2021
A different Super Bowl for sports bars Sports bar owners expect few patrons for Super Bowl Sunday, but they're staying open to keep tradition alive. Feb 5, 2021
Health Care workers detail struggles of PPE scarcity during pandemic A non-profit group called "Get Us PPE" reported that requests from health care workers seeking the equipment rose 260% between November and December. Dr. Ann Victory said at MidMichigan Health, nurses were being told to reuse critical N-95 masks. Feb 5, 2021
Schools can open with "degree of safety," says former CDC chief "We can't hold up reopening schools for vaccination," Dr. Tom Frieden said on CBSN. Feb 5, 2021
Peloton backlog so big it must fly bikes overseas to U.S. Peloton's pledge comes after thousands of customers complained about months-long waits for their bikes. Feb 5, 2021
Nearly 3 million U.S. women have dropped out of the labor force Solutions include universal paid leave, addressing pay disparities and investment in childcare, according to experts. Feb 5, 2021
LeBron: Having All-Star Game during pandemic a "slap in the face" "I have zero energy and zero excitement about an All-Star Game this year," the Lakers star said. Feb 5, 2021
Johnson & Johnson seeks U.S. approval for one-dose COVID vaccine A possible third COVID vaccine could be on the way in the U.S. — and it's sorely needed as coronavirus variants continue to spread. Feb 5, 2021
Mothers push for basic income during pandemic: "A moment of rage" With many schools and daycares closed amid the coronavirus pandemic, more than 12 million women have lost a job — and just over 2 million have left the workforce altogether. Feb 5, 2021
Millions of N95 masks are counterfeits. Here's how to spot a fake Counterfeit N95s are everywhere. Masks with misspellings, no approval numbers or NIOSH markings should be avoided. Feb 5, 2021
Lawmakers seek $160 billion for immediate vaccine funding The Problem Solvers Caucus is proposing a $160 billion package to speed up funding for COVID-19 shots before a broader relief deal is negotiated. Feb 5, 2021
Woman jailed for Wuhan COVID reports could be "tortured," lawyer says Zhang Zhan's lawyer tells CBS News the citizen journalist has no hope for justice, and he fears for her health as she's out of touch and on a hunger strike. Feb 5, 2021
GOP senators who met with Biden have questions about COVID bill The Republican senators wrote a letter "to provide feedback" on Biden's bill after receiving more information on it. Feb 4, 2021