How will companies keep employees safe at offices?
Employers are considering measures to prevent coronavirus infections, from acres of plexiglass to elevator tickets.
Coronavirus Pandemic
NYC will test ultraviolet light to kill virus on subways
One scientist says UV light will be "very efficient" in eliminating the coronavirus.
The riskiest and safest places to be as states lift coronavirus restrictions
All 50 U.S. states have eased some coronavirus restrictions just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Few minority owners say they got small business loans
More than half of black and Hispanic small business owners said they could be forced to close within six months.
What to know about canceling travel plans during the pandemic
If an airline cancels a flight, it has to give you a refund, but if you cancel, airlines are offering vouchers.
New Yorkers made videos about face masks – and they're awesome
There are five finalists in the contest for New York's next face mask PSA and voting is now open.
Zuckerberg on Facebook's new feature and curbing misinformation
"If you're telling someone that social distancing doesn't work, or that you know something that's proven to be a cure when it isn't, we want to take that off our services completely," Zuckerberg said.
1 in 5 physician assistants furloughed amid COVID-19
"Archaic" rules are keeping trained medical providers sidelined when they could be on front lines, trade group says.
How some colleges plan to reopen this fall amid the pandemic
Some students will have to come to terms with no fall break and returning home by Thanksgiving, while others face an entire year of remote learning.
Some grocery workers "scared to death" to return to work
The new normal for some supermarket employees? Irate customers who refuse to follow social-distancing guidelines.
Pelosi triggers rule allowing remote voting in the House for 45 days
A public health emergency is in effect in the House due to the novel coronavirus
Inmates on life inside prison during the pandemic
"We want to come home to our families healthy and not have to worry each day whether it's going to be our last."
Chicago mayor battling two pandemics in her first year in office
Despite strict stay-at-home orders during the pandemic, gun violence in Chicago has continued.
Thousands forced to leave Ford Chicago plant day after it reopened
Someone tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the quick change in plans
How the COVID-linked illness in kids is and isn't like Kawasaki Disease
Disease discovered in Japan in the 1960s has helped doctors treat the new syndrome in children linked to COVID-19, and the learning may go both ways.
Doctor dies of COVID-19 after delaying retirement to help
Many physicians near Dr. James Mahoney's age stopped seeing patients but his brother said "he worked on the front lines to the end."
CBO predicts high unemployment for years to come
The U.S. job market has seen its worst shock since the 1930s, the independent budget watchdog writes.
Carbon emissions fall 17% worldwide under lockdowns
Lockdowns could lead to an annual emissions decline of up to 7% — the biggest emissions drop since World War II, researchers say.
Pence says he isn't taking hydroxychloroquine
"My physician has not recommended that," the vice president said.
Kroger retracts demand sick workers return extra COVID-19 pay
Nation's largest grocery chain cites "accounting error" behind overpayments to workers on coronavirus leave.
Some Social Security recipients to get stimulus checks today
Americans who get supplemental income set to get the money by direct deposit, while checks go out on Friday.
Transcript: Karim Sadjadpour on "Intelligence Matters"
In this episode of "Intelligence Matters," Sadjadpour, an Iran policy analyst, talks with Michael Morell about the effects of the spread of COVID-19 in Iran, and the toll it has taken.
U.S. extends coronavirus border restrictions indefinitely
Border officials have used the public health order to expel more than 20,000 unauthorized migrants — including unaccompanied children.
Some really small companies got large Paycheck Protection loans
A Florida company called Advanzeon got a $1.2 million government-backed loan. It has two employees.
Rising cases of mystery child illness are "tip of the iceberg," Cuomo says
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says that the state has now confirmed 137 cases of a mystery illness in children connected to COVID-19.
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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
Investigation
Congress tried to stop surprise medical bills. It created another problem.
What younger women need to know about breast cancer
