Justice Dept announces arrest in multimillion-dollar COVID-19 scheme A Georgia man has been accused of trying to defraud Veterans Affairs Department. Apr 10, 2020
15-year-old boy from Amazon tribe dies of coronavirus "We are seeing the possibility of genocide happening," one expert said. Apr 10, 2020
Coronavirus spurs sales of chicks, raising salmonella fears Epidemiologist says CDC bracing for outbreaks as Americans look for reliable supply of eggs in their own yards. Apr 10, 2020
Grandparents hold wedding over Zoom Alvin Lee and Dorothy Driskell got hip with the times and held their wedding via Zoom. Apr 10, 2020
Abortion is banned in Texas, again A federal appeals court again struck down a lower court's ruling that would have allowed some abortion services to resume. Apr 10, 2020
Apple and Google are building a coronavirus tracker for phones iPhone and Android users will soon be able to opt-in to a system that can alert them when they have been near someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. Apr 10, 2020
Obama urges leaders to "speak the truth" Addressing leaders from 300 cities around the world, Mr. Obama urged them to speak "with empathy for what folks are going through." Apr 10, 2020
Workers still waiting weeks for first unemployment check "I think they've shut their phones off," says one laid-off worker of trying to reach her state's employment office. Apr 10, 2020
Trump to announce council for "opening our country" next week A CBS News poll out Friday revealed most Americans continue to think the battle against the pandemic is going badly. Apr 10, 2020
U.S. colleges face uncertain future amid coronavirus pandemic With campuses closed and endowments plummeting, universities across the country aren't sure what their freshman classes will look like or what that will mean for their future Apr 10, 2020
What to do if you lose your health insurance Massive unemployment amid the COVID-19 shutdown means millions have also lost their employer health insurance. Apr 10, 2020
Hobbies offer Americans a respite from social isolation amid pandemic Dr. Lisa Damour, a psychologist, said hobbies can be a "positive form of coping" that can help bolster self-esteem and help pass the time. Apr 10, 2020
China reclassifies dogs as pets, not livestock The move signals an official turn against dog meat consumption in China. Apr 10, 2020
Trans woman fined for violating Panama's gender-based lockdown The country has imposed quarantine measures that only allow men and women to leave their homes on alternate days of the week. Apr 10, 2020
Schumer, Mnuchin hold talks over interim coronavirus legislation Senate Democrats blocked legislation expanding a small business loans program Thursday, arguing it was insufficient. Apr 10, 2020
Dog rescued after owner hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms Owner said he had no choice but to leave his beloved German shepherd behind when he went to the hospital. Apr 10, 2020
Members of Congress connect with constituents while working from home Like many Americans, lawmakers are now relying on their phones and video conferences to tele-work. Apr 10, 2020
Don't file taxes? Here's how to get your stimulus check fast Need your stimulus check fast? A new government portal is geared to people who haven't filed taxes in 2018 or 2019. Apr 10, 2020
Dairy farmers forced to dump milk as schools and restaurants close The owners of one dairy farm told CBS News they're pouring out about half the milk — $20,000 worth — each day. Apr 10, 2020
New York is "flattening the curve" but sees 777 more deaths More than 7,800 people in New York state have died due to COVID-19. Apr 10, 2020
Tyler Perry warns of virus' "devastating" impact on black communities He spoke to "CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King to talk about why he thinks African Americans are specifically at a high risk of contracting COVID-19. Apr 10, 2020
Feds order Alex Jones to stop selling phony coronavirus cures Recent reviews by FDA and FTC of InfoWars website found conspiracy theorist still hawking fake COVID-19 treatments. Apr 10, 2020
U.S. Postal Service warns it could run out of cash by October Postmaster General says the agency is facing a "devastating" drop in business due to the coronavirus pandemic. Apr 10, 2020
Esper on possibly reinstating Navy captain fired for memo on virus More than 400 crew members on the USS Theodore Roosevelt have tested positive for the coronavirus so far. Apr 10, 2020
Plans called off to turn N.Y. cathedral into field hospital The storied cathedral was set to house hundreds of hospital beds. Apr 10, 2020