25 celebrities sing "Imagine" from isolation Movie stars, comedians and famous singers joined in — singing together, but apart. Mar 19, 2020
NBA teams criticized over access to coronavirus tests "Tests should not be for the wealthy, but for the sick," Bill de Blasio tweeted. Mar 19, 2020
Coronavirus kills off 66-year-old Playboy Publisher says pandemic spelled end to print version of magazine started by the late Hugh Hefner. Mar 19, 2020
Bill Gates warned us multiple times about a deadly pandemic "The impact of a huge epidemic ... would be phenomenal because all the supply chains would break down," Gates told CBS News in 2017. Mar 19, 2020
Khan Academy founder shares advice on teaching kids from home "Focus on the basics. If your child of pretty much any age is able to focus on math and reading, two hours a day, that's a great start," he said. Mar 19, 2020
India may be about to discover "tens of thousands" more COVID-19 cases After criticism over low test rates, government vows to ramp up "very narrow" efforts to detect the disease. Mar 19, 2020
Young adults make up nearly a third of U.S. coronavirus cases Many young people flocked to spring break, unworried about coronavirus – but they're not as invincible as they may think. Mar 19, 2020
Iran grants medical furlough to imprisoned U.S. Navy vet The U.S. government will seek Michael White's full release, Pompeo said, and he called on Iran to free other Americans who remain jailed there. Mar 19, 2020
Prince Albert of Monaco tests positive for coronavirus According to the palace, Prince Albert's doctors have no concerns in regards to his health. Mar 19, 2020
Fed launches emergency effort to support money-market funds Policy makers want to ensure that companies whose revenue is sinking due to the coronavirus can quickly raise cash. Mar 19, 2020
What restaurants say you can do to help CBS News spoke to restaurant owners and servers at some of New York's best restaurants about what guests can do to help their favorite establishments. Mar 19, 2020
Unemployment claims soar 33% as coronavirus hits home As the pandemic slams the U.S. economy, layoffs are surging at restaurants, hotels and other businesses. Mar 19, 2020
First 2 U.S. lawmakers diagnosed with coronavirus Two members of Congress have now been diagnosed with coronavirus, one from Utah and one from Florida. Mar 19, 2020
Psychologist shares tips on managing coronavirus anxiety In a poll released Wednesday, nearly a third of American adults said their emotional well being had gotten worse because of the pandemic. Mar 19, 2020
China reports no new local coronavirus cases for 1st time The claim appears to be a good sign in the fight against the virus. Mar 19, 2020
White House claims "dramatic ramp" up in coronavirus testing underway Officials said Tuesday that at least 60,000 tests have been conducted so far. Mar 19, 2020
Conservative lawyer sues Chinese government over coronavirus outbreak Larry Klayman is seeking at least $20 trillion from China over the coronavirus outbreak. Mar 19, 2020
Trump criticized for calling coronavirus "Chinese virus" Despite calls to avoid racial labeling, Mr. Trump has repeatedly referred to COVID-19 as the "Chinese virus." Mar 19, 2020
Trump says he'll block asylum-seekers at Mexico border over coronavirus The president said he would invoke a law that allows officials to turn away migrants. Mar 19, 2020
President Trump invokes Defense Production Act to speed medical supply production Vice President Mike Pence said the country has more than 10,000 ventilators stockpiled, as hospitals signal a severe shortage coming. Mar 19, 2020
NYSE temporarily closing trading floor to stem spread of virus Wall Street's "Big Board" will move to all-electronic trades as a precaution after 2 people tested positive for COVID-19. Mar 19, 2020
Hourly workers may go to work sick: "I can't afford to miss a day" Adriana Alvarez, a 27-year-old single mother, works at McDonald's and currently doesn't get paid sick leave. Mar 19, 2020
CDC: Alarming missteps fueled deadly nursing home outbreak "I'm in shock, this report is despicable," Carmen Gray, whose mother is one of the residents who tested positive, told CBS News' Jonathan Vigliotti. Mar 19, 2020
Hurdles as states scrap standardized tests due to school closures Feds say they have to grant waivers to rules requiring them even as critics say quality of online teaching can't be assured. Mar 19, 2020
Iran freeing 10,000 more prisoners to help fight coronavirus Supreme Leader has already released 85,000 inmates temporarily as Iran battles disease that's killed more than 1,100. Mar 19, 2020