As COVID cases mount, Parisians line up for free tests at the "beach"
National drive to boost testing includes a pop-up site along the River Seine, which one American expat says is exactly "how it should be."
Coronavirus Pandemic
Trump announces purchase of 150 million rapid COVID tests
The new rapid tests take only 15 minutes to deliver results.
Harris says she stands with protesters on racial equality
She also ripped into the president for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Stimulus check: Why 50,000 people will get "catch up" checks
The payments will go out next month to some people whose stimulus payments were wrongly withheld.
Couple donates wedding food to shelter
They not only donated food but also got in the kitchen and served it while wearing their wedding dress and tux.
United Airlines to furlough as many as 2,850 pilots
It's the third major carrier to promise drastic cuts when federal financial aid expires in October.
Hurricane Laura threatens Trump's $300 additional unemployment aid
Storm damage could sap a quarter of the emergency fund President Trump tapped to pay unemployment benefits.
U.S. economy plunged an annualized 31.7% in second quarter
The government slightly downgraded its earlier estimate, but the economic damage remains historic.
FDA greenlights $5 rapid coronavirus test by Abbott Laboratories
The new test — which cannot be done at home — uses the same technology used to test for the flu.
WHO: Virus is a "tornado" that may kill more as weather cools
Dr. Hans Kluge said the increased case counts among young people could ultimately be passed on to more vulnerable older people.
ICE held 660 migrant kids set for expulsion in hotels, court monitor says
At least 660 migrant children have been detained in border hotels as U.S. officials worked to expel them without an asylum interview.
After teacher arrests, COVID isn't Jordan's only back-to-school hurdle
Hundreds of teachers were arrested for taking to the streets in protest over a promised pay rise during the pandemic.
Virus outbreak tied to bachelorette party in Rhode Island
Gov. Charlie Baker said "unmanaged" social events are the biggest concern for coronavirus spread
DOJ probing states that admitted COVID patients to nursing homes
Tens of thousands of COVID-19 deaths are linked to assisted living facilities.
FDA says these sanitizers won't protect you against COVID-19
Some disinfecting products don't contain enough active ingredients to kill the coronavirus, regulators say.
12M people have lost work-based health coverage during pandemic
COVID has cost many their jobs and access to medical care in the midst of a public health catastrophe, study finds.
How some school districts are getting buses safe for students
CDC recommendations for school busses include wearing masks, keeping windows open for increased ventilation and staggering students to sit one student per row, every other row.
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally linked to more than 100 COVID cases
Thousands of bikers from around the country attended the event, mingling at bars and other local businesses without masks on.
Coronavirus outbreak at Maine jail linked to wedding reception
A recent wedding reception is now linked to at least 60 positive COVID-19 cases — including 18 at a local jail.
Airlines to shed tens of thousands of workers as pandemic aid expires
American Airlines will have 40,000 fewer employees than it did before virus hit; Delta to furlough 1,941 pilots in October.
University of Alabama reports over 500 virus cases since last week
"The rise in COVID cases that we've seen in recent days is unacceptable," the university's president said.
Moderna vaccine trial lacks people of color
It's vital that people of color participate in the clinical trial, otherwise a vaccine could do more harm than good.
Legendary sprinter Usain Bolt tests positive for coronavirus
The Olympic sprint record holder says he's locked down pending test results, as officials reportedly look into his birthday bash.
FDA chief: Emergency plasma order based on "sound science"
"I can assure the American people that this decision was made based upon sound science and data," Hahn told "CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King.
Nearly half of Americans are using downturn to shore up finances
Nearly half of Americans say they've either saved more money or paid down debt since the pandemic started.
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Fears about kids' online safety unite Democrats and Republicans
WHO demands answers from Russia on plague
Russia open to a Trump-Putin call as questions mount over plague lab death
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