Coronavirus Update: Trump Approves Aid Package As U.S. Deaths Top 140
President Trump signed into law a relief package passed by the House last week and approved by the Senate earlier Wednesday.
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President Trump signed into law a relief package passed by the House last week and approved by the Senate earlier Wednesday.
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Stocks nosedived on Wednesday following the fourth trading halt in two weeks, with Wall Street spooked by the deepening economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Church leaders say one of the confirmed cases is a Eucharistic minister from Corpus Chrisiti Roman Catholic Church in Woodside.
As former Vice President Joe Biden has continued to widen his delegate lead with a sweep of three delegate-rich states that held primaries Tuesday, Senator Bernie Sanders plans to speak with supporters in the coming weeks to "assess his campaign."
The attack happened around 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Associated Supermarket on Louis Nine Boulevard in Claremont Village section.
A man who was shot and wounded on the Rutgers University campus in New Brunswick was neither a student nor a school employee, authorities said Monday.
Surveillance video shows him walking by a mattress that's up in flames.
Chopper 2 was over the scene on Linden Avenue between Ocean and Garfield avenues.
De Blasio also said he's spoken with leadership with the U.S. military about what aid could be brought to bear to assist New York City as the coronavirus crisis worsens.
Gov. Phil Murphy made it clear Tuesday that New Jersey's new social distancing and curfew directives must be followed to stop the spread of coronavirus.
CEOs from every New York City hospital are now working to develop a collective patient surge plan to present to the state.
The coronavirus outbreak has shut down concert halls and theaters, but some of music's biggest stars are still able to entertain fans.
Long Island leaders are urging calm, saying the best weapon against the virus continues to be social distancing while supporting our local communities.
Cuomo is discussing with the president the need for federal help.
