In Sonoma County, a hint at the rebound prospects for U.S. business
Northern California community exemplifies the complexity of reopening for business while COVID-19 stalks the land.
Coronavirus Pandemic
CDC posts tips for minimizing everyday coronavirus risk
The guidelines are long overdue, some health experts say. But there are notable omissions.
Cuomo signs police reform legislation banning chokeholds statewide
Sweeping package of police accountability measures received new backing following protests of George Floyd's killing.
Beijing closes 2 food markets as more COVID cases confirmed
China's capital went 56 days without a new coronavirus transmission, but now a meat and seafood market are closed and many school kids' return has been delayed.
COVID-19 liability waivers now part of everyday business
Acknowledging the risk on paper may become common in settings where social distancing is a challenge, experts say.
Wearable health tech finds a niche in Japan's coronavirus battle
High-tech undershirts are helping monitor COVID-19 patients without putting medical workers at risk, and even as the virus declines, interest is mounting.
White House said to eye travel from Mexico as latest virus source
Source tells AP coronavirus task force looking at it as one possible factor behind recent surge in U.S. COVID-19 cases.
Stocks fall on COVID-19's spread, Fed's cautious comments
Investors are worried that an increase in infections in some U.S. states could threaten the nation's economic recovery.
Lawmaker under fire for remark about "colored population" and COVID-19
Ohio Legislative Black Caucus President Stephanie Howse said the comment by state Senator Steve Huffman "highlights what racism is from a systematic perspective."
Beijing confirms its first new coronavirus case in almost two months
Patient hospitalized and neighborhood locked down amid warnings of a 2nd wave weeks after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted across China's capital.
As New York reopens, Cuomo warns "COVID has not gone away"
"Everything we've done has been exactly right up until now. But that's up until now," he said.
New data suggest Russia may have a lot more COVID deaths than it says
Government data show Moscow had thousands more coronavirus-linked deaths than officially counted, as WHO calls Russia's numbers "difficult to understand."
Small business survived fires and floods — then COVID-19 happened
California bakery had overcome a string of disasters — now the owners are forced to"wave the flag and go home."
U.S. tops 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases
The mark was passed with all 50 states in various stages of re-opening and with numerous states experiencing surges in cases and severe strain on their hospitals.
Spain fines Belgian prince for party trip violating coronavirus rules
Prince Joachim, a 28-year-old nephew of the Belgian king, has 15 days to appeal the $11,800 fine.
White House task force warns protests may cause virus spike
Vice President Mike Pence and Dr. Deborah Birx, White House coronavirus response coordinator, spoke with governors Monday.
The U.S. expelled her 13-year-old daughter, citing new border rules
A mother in New York is asking the U.S. government to bring back her daughter, one of hundreds of migrant children expelled from the border amid the pandemic.
Cuomo says New York will be better post-pandemic
New York City, once the epicenter of the crisis, began phase one of reopening this week after an 80-day lockdown.
Tech exec charged in COVID-19 testing fraud
Mark Schena claimed his company offered a coronavirus test through "revolutionary" technology. Prosecutors call it a fraud.
Top GOP senator says next coronavirus relief package expected in July
Thune told reporters on Capitol that the Senate has a packed calendar for the remainder of June.
Putin and the the 2020 presidential election - transcript
In this episode of "Intelligence Matters," host Michael Morell speaks with Franklin Foer, journalist and staff writer for The Atlantic, about U.S. preparedness for potential Russian election interference in 2020.
U.S. policy of expelling migrant kids faces first legal challenge
Citing a public health order, U.S. border officials carried out 899 expulsions of unaccompanied migrant children in March and April alone.
Business bankruptcies surge in the coronavirus recession
Economic crash is forcing a growing number of companies to file for Chapter 11, including major consumer brands.
Up to 35 million people may still be waiting for stimulus checks
The IRS has sent 159 million stimulus payments, but lawmakers say millions of seniors and poor Americans are still waiting.
Cuomo: Trump should apologize for "reprehensible" tweet
New York's governor spoke about protests and New York City beginning Phase 1 of reopening after an 80-day lockdown.
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U.S. measles cases top 4,000, far surpassing 2025 total, CDC says
AI leaders lobby Trump health officials in government-run chat room
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Can GLP-1 drugs help people stop throwing away their money?
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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Congress tried to stop surprise medical bills. It created another problem.
What younger women need to know about breast cancer
