States postpone or cancel primaries in response to coronavirus
Several states have moved their primaries, while others are allowing absentee voting
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First wave of coronavirus stimulus payment deposited
You can now check your balance — the first batch of deposits began Saturday.
Zoo says it may be forced to kill its animals to feed others
Director of the Neumünster Zoo says lack of paying visitors and restrictions on travel and business could force her to take the drastic measure.
As virus hits South America, Brazil's president mocks threat
In Ecuador's largest city, nearly 2,000 bodies have reportedly been collected for burial, some in cardboard caskets.
Trump announces U.S. funding for WHO will be withheld
The president claimed the organization's failures caused many deaths.
Two McDonald's in Hawaii linked to dozen virus cases
Officials say workers and family members were infected but it appears no customers were.
Transcript: Lisa Monaco on "Intelligence Matters"
In this episode of "Intelligence Matters," the White House homeland security adviser for President Obama weighs in on pandemic preparedness and response.
Coronavirus updates from April 14, 2020
New York City officials said the death toll there crossed the 10,00 mark. Globally, COVID-19 is blamed for taking almost 127,000 lives.
GM and Ventec executives discuss ventilator production
"I have to think this is one for the record books," General Motors CEO Mary Barra said when asked if the automaker had ever undertaken such a large project this quickly.
Nation's largest airlines to split $25 billion in payroll aid
Delta, American, United, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue and others have tentatively agreed to terms that would pay workers and keep them employed through September.
India's poor hit hardest as coronavirus spreads and lockdown is extended
For hundreds of millions of daily wage earners put out of work by the shutdown, the remedy may be as painful as the disease.
California business owner fights to keep employees on payroll
Claremont Club CEO Mike Alpert, whose health and tennis club sits empty, is providing his employees with financial help in this time of shelter in place.
Concerns grow over food supply as virus closes processing plants
Consumers are experiencing some shortages due to hoarding. But there is food. The main issue is distribution as more workers get sick.
Former FDA commissioner on challenges of reopening the country
Dr. Scott Gottlieb warned there could be a big risk in the fall when schools reopen.
21 NYC teachers have died of coronavirus, DOE says
The NYC Department of Education says 50 employees, including 21 teachers, have died due to the virus.
Justice Department backs church in dispute over city ban on services
"The facts alleged in the complaint strongly suggest that the city's actions target religious conduct," Justice Department attorneys wrote.
Pediatrician: 80% of kids may have COVID, mostly without symptoms
"If your child does have a low-grade fever right now and a cold, you have to assume that it's COVID."
No, breast milk can't prevent or cure COVID-19 in adults
"I think you can take some vitamin C and zinc if you want to, but do not buy breast milk to prevent COVID. That is not going to help you," Dr. Dyan Hes told CBSN.
Small business owners call federal relief efforts a "hot mess"
Juliann and Kirk Francis furloughed some workers early to get a jump on unemployment benefits. It hasn't worked out.
Elderly woman gets massive beer delivery after plea goes viral
"I have a beer every night," Olive Veronesi said. "Something to relax, you know, I think it's nice — something for a young lady."
Chris Cuomo walks back comments about CNN show
"I don't like what I do professionally, I've decided," he said.
NYC officials ask for rain ponchos as PPE supplies run low
The New York Yankees have already donated rain gear to a local hospital.
After Putin's bravado, COVID-19 is starting to hit Russia hard
A month after Putin declared the situation "under control," Moscow's hospitals are running out of beds and ambulances are waiting hours to deposit the sick.
No school shootings in March 2020, first time since 2002
Schools across the U.S. have been shut down since early March as a prevention measure to slow the spread of coronavirus.
3 more states face legal action over coronavirus abortion bans
In a span of fewer than 24 hours, three new lawsuits were filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Center for Reproductive Rights and Planned Parenthood.
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Pope Leo announces medical news
Woman survives two cancers after surprising diagnosis: "I feel so lucky"
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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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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