Don't Be A 'Covidiot': Social Distancing Rebels Shamed Online With Mixed Results
Most people appear to be following public health recommendations on social distancing to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, but not everyone is listening.
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Most people appear to be following public health recommendations on social distancing to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, but not everyone is listening.
A stay-at-home mom in Kentucky learning the hard way that home schooling her kids during the coronavirus pandemic is not going to be easy.
Some young adults in Kentucky decided to hold a "coronavirus party" and now at least one of the people at the party has tested positive for COVID-19.
The city's rapidly spreading coronavirus outbreak seems to be the most concentrated in the entire country.
The unprecedented package would provide direct payments to most Americans, expand jobless benefits, provide $367 billion to small businesses, and assist state and local governments, CBS News reports.
We are all in this together and, because of social distancing, alone together at the same time. But there are fun ways to remain connected and engaged at home with social media.
President Trump on Tuesday said he wants the U.S. "opened up" by Easter Sunday, which falls on April 12, despite an acceleration of coronavirus cases across the country.
Stocks surged Tuesday as investors weighed the Federal Reserve's vow to support key financial markets and prospects for a nearly $2 trillion relief bill in Congress to help soften the economic impact of the coronavirus.
With millions of Americans in lockdown to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, it's inevitable that some of us are starting to go stir crazy after a few weeks.
"Social distancing" was an unknown term before the COVID-19 coronavirus led to an unprecedented shut down of New York City.
Approximately 50 workers at the Perdue Farms plant in Kathleen, Georgia, walked off the job Monday morning, saying they don't feel safe working there during the coronavirus pandemic.
Customers cheered after a woman gave birth in the toilet paper aisle of a Walmart store in Springfield, Missouri, last week.
Major companies across the country are now on a hiring blitz as they try to meet overwhelming demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
The governor said more than 100 flights arrive daily from New York and New Jersey and he believes every flight has at least one person infected with the virus.
The president's tone Monday represented a significant shift, after a week of the White House issuing dire warnings and urging people to take social distancing seriously.
