Trump Signs $484B Coronavirus Relief Bill As Jobless Rate Soars
The bill aimed at stabilizing the U.S. economy passed by a vote of 388-5 in the House.
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The bill aimed at stabilizing the U.S. economy passed by a vote of 388-5 in the House.
Its all in an effort to stop customers from trying to bring their own reusable bags to grocery stores because of the risks they pose due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The homeless woman left the hotel and refused to return when found by police.
The latest news, facts, and figures about how the coronavirus is affecting Americans.
Ruth's Chris joins other restaurant companies, including Shake Shack and Sweetgreen, in returning its multimillion dollar loan after facing backlash from the small business community.
27 tanker vessels are currently docked off the Southern California coastline as oil companies scramble to find places to store their excess supply.
The ventilator was designed specifically to treat patients suffering from COVID-19 and only has 80 parts, a fraction of what normal ventilators use, and should cost a tenth of what hospitals currently pay.
Nikki Patnoe said her family is planning a huge Friday homecoming for her husband, Brian, but she said his recovery would not have been possible without all of the medical professionals who were with him every step of the way.
While it isn't the only prestigious university to receive federal funding — others include Harvard and Yale — many gave the money back amid complaints.
The Cedars-Sinai ER has seen 30 percent fewer patients between March 1 and April 15 compared to the same time period in 2019.
Hot, windy weather hitting Southern California Thursday is prompting warnings about heat-related illnesses, driving in the mountains and wind-prone areas, and not traveling into other counties to visit the beach.
A "deeply concerning picture" about COVID-19 in long-term care facilities worldwide has emerged in recent weeks, the World Health Organization's Europe director said Thursday.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, socially-driven programs at the MPTF Retirement Community have come to a halt, but the staff have found a way to keep the residents connected during the quarantine.
The need for food and groceries is in such high demand that cars pulled into the IKEA parking lot an hour before the drive-thru opened.
General manager Tom Telesco made a move back into the first round to solidify the defense.
