Chainsmokers promoter fined $20,000 for coronavirus violations
Promoters involved in a charity concert featuring The Chainsmokers have been fined $20,000 for violating state safety regulations.
Coronavirus Pandemic
Barron Trump tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month
The members of the first family have all since tested negative for the virus.
Florida-LSU game postponed after Gators report virus outbreak
At least 21 team members tested positive for COVID-19, including about a dozen more who have quarantined through contact tracing.
Walmart spreads out holiday sales to avoid Black Friday mob
Retailer says doorbuster deals will be reserved for online as it tries to steer more shoppers away from stores.
Dozens positive for virus after "superspreader" Sweet 16 party
At least 37 people tested positive for COVID-19, and 270 people were instructed to self-quarantine.
School says students may be intentionally getting COVID-19
Brigham Young University's campus in Idaho warned that students caught intentionally contracting the virus will be suspended and potentially "permanently dismissed."
For employers, COVID-19 testing easier said than done
Detecting infected employees before they sicken coworkers is a major challenge, and only one piece of a pricey puzzle.
Woman dies after catching COVID-19 twice, study says
She is not the first person who has had COVID-19 twice – and worse the second time, researchers say.
COVID-19 has led to rising levels in food insecurity in U.S.
Studies show that food insecurity has doubled overall and tripled among families with children due to the pandemic.
Doctor: Pauses of COVID-19 clinical trials are routine
Two COVID-19 clinical trials were paused over possible safety concerns, but one doctor said these pauses are routine and reassuring.
Trump urges Congress to "go big or go home" on COVID stimulus bill
However, Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused the White House of being unserious in its negotiations.
Theater chain AMC warns that it's running out cash
Many small and midsize cinemas could go bankrupt without government aid, according to industry groups.
"Superspreader" event linked to 125 virus cases at university
Since August 24, Monmouth University has reported over 319 coronavirus cases.
Cuomo warns of "more restrictions" if COVID hot spots flare up
With coronavirus cases rising across the country, New York's governor tells "CBS This Morning" how he's handling outbreaks in his state.
Fauci says Trump campaign is "harassing" him with unauthorized ad
"By doing this against my will they are, in effect, harassing me," Fauci said Monday.
25-year-old man first in U.S. to catch COVID twice, study says
His second infection was symptomatically more severe than the first and lasted about six weeks, the researchers said.
"Drive-thru drama" brings theater outdoors
While many theater productions have gone dark due to the coronavirus pandemic, the show is still going on in the parking lot of the Alden Theatre in Virginia.
Johnson & Johnson pauses COVID vaccine trial over sick participant
The New Jersey-based pharmaceuticals giant is the latest to halt a major coronavirus vaccine trial over a single unexplained illness.
Why are jail phone calls so expensive?
Advocates say the price of using telephones behind bars could mean cutting off communication with loved ones who serve as support systems and aid with rehabilitation.
Machu Picchu reopened for a single tourist
Machu Picchu closed in March – just days after Jesse Katayama arrived in Peru to see the ancient attraction.
Social Security recipients to get extra $20 a month in 2021
Next year's cost of living adjustment is 1.3%, but some say the adjustment doesn't reflect real costs for seniors.
Nashville worship event draws hundreds of unmasked people
The event leader posted videos of the gathering on social media, calling it a protest. The police chief said he was "greatly disappointed" by the disregard for public health.
Pandemic's total cost to America: $16 trillion
Total estimated cost of the pandemic would eclipse all the money U.S. spent on wars in the past two decades.
Health officials sound alarm over surge of virus cases
The country is seeing roughly twice as many new cases today as it did at the start of April.
WHO: Letting virus spread to reach herd immunity is "unethical"
"Herd immunity is achieved by protecting people from a virus, not by exposing them to it," said the head of the World Health Organization.
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