Social Media Roundup: Virtual Photo Shoots, Neighborhood Gardens, Wuhan Reopens & More
Social media has become an outlet for people to connect and share their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. CBS2's Reena Roy has today's roundup.
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Social media has become an outlet for people to connect and share their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. CBS2's Reena Roy has today's roundup.
A pregnant woman battling coronavirus on a ventilator and in a medically induced coma has delivered a baby girl in Washington state.
A Georgia woman who received a hero's escort home after surviving COVID-19 credits God for her recovery.
Americans stressed out by the coronavirus outbreak are finding out that sleep is not necessarily a time for relaxation or peace of mind.
Senator Bernie Sanders is suspending his campaign for president, after falling behind former Vice President Joe Biden in recent primary contests, CBS News reports.
Social media continues to be filled with tributes for coronavirus patients and health care workers, plus some people finding ways to cheer up their communities.
WhatsApp is placing additional restrictions on the number of times a forwarded message can be shared simultaneously in new effort to curtail the spread of misinformation amid the coronavirus crisis.
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropic billionaire Bill Gates says his foundation will invest billions to fund factories that will develop a vaccine to stop COVID-19.
A 97-year-old World War II veteran whose dance routine videos have lit up social media for a few years now, refuses to sit out the coronavirus pandemic.
The U.S. is on the brink of not having enough raw materials to produce life saving hand sanitizer to abate the coronavirus pandemic, says one of the country's top sellers of health and personal care products.
Bingo night got a little more interesting for residents of a senior living facility in Texas.
Lin-Manuel Miranda and the original cast of "Hamilton" took to video chat to make one 9-year-old girl's dreams come true.
Sen. Charles Schumer wants the federal government to name a czar to oversee production and distribution of medical equipment including ventilators and personal protective equipment to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.
The ship is being used to treat those who are not suffering from the coronavirus, so the city's hospitals can free up beds and focus on COVID-19 patients.
The Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has become one of the leading voices for Americans in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
