New Zealand discharges last coronavirus patient
There are only 21 active COVID-19 cases remaining in the country
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An urban farm's quest to survive and thrive
Before the coronavirus, this non-profit farm was flourishing. Amid an uncertain future, they're still giving back.
An urban farm's quest to survive and thrive
Before the coronavirus, this non-profit farm was flourishing. Amid an uncertain future, they're still giving back.
Trump on Twitter mocks Biden for wearing a face mask
"I thought it was very unusual he had one on," the president said when asked about his tweet.
LA retail stores to reopen with in-person shopping, mayor says
Personal service locations like hair salons will not yet be permitted to reopen, and dining in at restaurants still won't be allowed.
Apple to reopen 100 stores in the U.S. this week
Some of the iPhone maker's retail outlets will require both workers and customers to wear masks.
Economy took biggest fall in more than 50 years, Chicago Fed says
According to the Labor Department, one in four American workers filed for jobless benefits in the last 10 weeks.
Election security 2020: How prepared is U.S. for foreign threats?
In this episode of "Intelligence Matters," Morell speaks with Rosenberger about the breadth of foreign interference threats to the presidential election.
U.K. domestic violence charity sees calls surge 66% during COVID lockdown
"Refuge" says visits to its website have also gone up 950% since stay-at-home orders were issued in March.
Privacy, security concerns as India forces virus-tracing app on millions
Privacy and legal experts raise red flags as many are forced to download an app one politician calls a "sophisticated surveillance system."
Michigan governor: Husband was trying "failed attempt at humor"
The owner of a docking company posted on Facebook the governor's husband tried to use his connection to the governor to get his boat in the water faster.
Six Flags announces new safety protocols
Six Flags Over Texas is preparing guests for new safety protocols as it looks to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic. The theme park said there will be temperature and touchless bag checks. CBSN Dallas-Fort Worth has the details.
Six Flags to reopen first of 26 closed theme parks
Outdoors attraction Frontier City set to resume operations June 5 with new safety protocols and reduced attendance.
Thousands participate in Steve Hartman's "Taps Across America"
Trumpet and bugle players across the world played Taps to honor America's fallen heroes on Memorial Day.
Thousands of USCIS employees could be furloughed without more funds
USCIS, the fee-funded agency that oversees the nation's legal immigration system, is facing a financial crisis during the coronavirus pandemic.
CDC warns about "aggressive" rats
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says people may see an increase in "aggressive" rodent behavior since lockdowns and restaurant closures have forced the animals to search for new sources of food.
Florida and Georgia governors express interest in hosting RNC
President Trump has threatened to pull the Republican National Convention out of North Carolina.
NHL commissioner outlines plan to resume play
Commissioner Gary Bettman announced that the 2019-2020 regular season is over and play resume with the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Senate continues confirming judicial nominees
The Senate is continuing to hold votes to confirm President Trump's judicial nominations during the coronavirus pandemic. CBS News political reporter Melissa Quinn joined CBSN with more.
Top U.K. adviser refuses to resign in pandemic scandal
There are growing calls in Britain for Dominic Cummings, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's top adviser, to resign after he apparently broke the country's lockdown restrictions to drive from London to his parents' home in northeastern England in March. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Elizabeth Palmer joins CBSN with the latest developments.
Couple reunites after COVID-19 separation
89-year-old Jean and 91-year-old Walter Willard, who have been married for 70 years, were separated for months due to coronavirus restrictions at Jean's nursing home. Earlier this month, the couple was finally able to reunite – and they couldn't stop kissing each other.
How COVID-19 will affect young workers
This year's college graduates are entering the worst job market since the Great Depression. Charlotte Alter of Time spoke to CBSN about her conversations with members of the Class of 2020, whose futures will be shaped by the coronavirus pandemic.
Couple reunites after months apart due to COVID-19
Walter asked his wife if she was OK. "No, I missed you," she said as she held his hands for the first time in months.
Bartender earned "too little" for unemployment
Sarah May was laid off from her job due to COVID-19 but was told she didn't earn enough to qualify for unemployment benefits. May shared her story with CBS News.
Cuomo warns of economic "pain"
Governor Andrew Cuomo warned Tuesday that New Yorkers are "going to see pain" as the economy comes back from the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking at the New York Stock Exchange in Manhattan, Cuomo said that even though the state has started to reopen, the economy isn't going to "just bounce back."
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