Ohio delays primary in late night decision amid coronavirus outbreak
Ohio's health director orders polling locations to close Tuesday amid health concerns, despite a judge's decision not to delay the election.
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Ohio's health director orders polling locations to close Tuesday amid health concerns, despite a judge's decision not to delay the election.
Washington's primary, which Sanders had hoped to win, was held on March 10.
Coronavirus is likely to stifle turnout, as millions of Americans stay home.
The Trump administration is looking for ways to ease the burden of coronavirus on the nation's medical supply chain.
The S&P 500 is now up just 6% since Mr. Trump was inaugurated a little over three years ago in January 2017.
It's the third state to postpone its primary over the disease.
Four states will be voting Tuesday, amid growing fears about the spread of coronavirus in the U.S.
"I want to kill you with my bare hands and smash your sick little round fat lying face in," the man allegedly wrote.
A judge denied the governor's request to delay the primary, but DeWine ordered polling locations close anyway.
Government grants, loan guarantees and tax waivers would easily surpass what carriers got after September 11 attacks.
Advocates say the detainees, who have health conditions ranging from heart disease to epilepsy, are at risk of getting severely ill or dying.
Romney said it would help ensure families and workers can meet short-term financial obligations and boost spending.
The incident comes as the federal government and the nation focus on confronting the national crisis.
The court is delaying arguments scheduled for March 23 to March 25 and March 30 to April 1.
A website trumpeted Friday at a Rose Garden press conference is limited to California's Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, and all testing appointments are booked