Half of Americans say coronavirus outbreak will get worse over next month
Seventy-seven percent say doctors and nurses don't have the supplies they'll need.
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Seventy-seven percent say doctors and nurses don't have the supplies they'll need.
A new Marquette University Law School poll shows just over half of registered voters in Wisconsin believe the primary should be held on a different date.
Democrats across the country are concerned that holding a mass gathering just as levels of infection are expected to ebb could expose thousands to the coronavirus once again.
Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson wants to set up a commission modeled on the 9/11 Commission.
"I don't see where we're going to be able to all gather in a petri dish in Milwaukee with the coronavirus," one superdelegate told CBS News.
The Supreme Court hasn't yet said how it plans to handle cases or whether it will hear oral arguments in April.
Treasury said late Wednesday that Social Security recipients won't need to file extra tax forms to receive the checks.
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo announced this week he tested positive for COVID-19.
The proposal includes funding for community health centers, access to clean water, expanding broadband service and infrastructure projects.
The California congressman made his remarks just hours after President Trump said the next two weeks would be "very, very painful."
The comparison comes after the White House on Tuesday projected at least 100,000 deaths from COVID-19 in the U.S.
The White House projects at least 100,000 Americans will die from COVID-19.
Former Vice President Joe Biden said now that the Tokyo Olympics have been pushed back a year because of the coronavirus, "there's more time" for the Democrats to hold their nominating convention.
President Trump has painted a sobering picture of the toll the virus is expected to take on the country.
Jurisdictions say they're short almost 7,000 poll workers.