Activists rushing to pay bail for inmates amid virus threat
"We're not just fighting for a few people, we're fighting for everyone to be bonded out," said Jason Hammond of the Chicago Community Bond Fund.
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"You're gonna call your own shots," Trump tells governors
CBS News has obtained audio from a call between Trump and the governors and the 18-page guidelines from the White House on reopening the country.
Trump announces guidelines for reopening state economies
The plan calls for higher-risk populations — older Americans and those with certain underlying health conditions — to remain sheltering in place for the foreseeable future.
CDC investigates outbreak linked to South Dakota pork factory
Workers there tell CBS News they felt pressured to stay on the job — even after getting sick at the facility.
LGBTQ students face homelessness or abuse as colleges close
"People are being forced back into the closet, so to speak, just to be able to survive this pandemic," one advocate says.
Could dogs help detect coronavirus in humans?
Like medical detection dogs that can sniff out cancer or Parkinson's, canines might be able to help with rapid, non-invasive screening for coronavirus.
N.J. governor "outraged" that bodies were "allowed to pile up" at nursing home
The governor said he is "outraged that bodies of the dead were allowed to pile up in a makeshift morgue."
California governor expands benefits for food workers
Newsom said there will be "two weeks supplemental sick leave for workers who have been exposed or have been quarantined by local or state officials."
Trump names dozens of lawmakers to bipartisan task force
The White House has tapped a bipartisan group of lawmakers to serve on a task force to reopen the economy.
Top House Democrat recommends allowing remote voting
Chairman Jim McGovern recommended voting by proxy, where a member would cast a vote on behalf of another
José Andrés serving free meals amid pandemic
The renowned chef says "the solution has to be now" when it comes to addressing food shortages caused by the pandemic. Anderson Cooper reports on how Andrés' organization has served nearly 2 million free meals in more than 50 American cities, Sunday on 60 Minutes.
"There's no 100% risk-free way" out of shutdown, doctor says
"There's no 100% risk-free way of easing up on the current physical distancing restrictions. It's just not possible," Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider said.
Senate at impasse over small business loans as funding runs dry
Senate and White House negotiators have yet to reach an agreement to pass additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program.
States and houses of worship battle over coronavirus restrictions
With nearly all Americans subject to mandatory stay-at-home orders, houses of worship have altered their practices in accordance with federal, state and local social distancing guidelines.
Paycheck Protection Program is out of money
U.S. Small Business Administration says it has made more loans in 14 days than it has made in 14 years.
Coronavirus impact "potentially catastrophic" for millions of children, UN report says
"What started as a public health emergency has snowballed into a formidable test for global development and for the prospects of today's young generation."
People left frustrated by IRS "Get My Payment" site
A new service intended to help people track their federal stimulus check is leaving some users in the dark.
Roughly 1 in 7 U.S. workers are now jobless
Roughly 1 in 7 workers is now jobless as the coronavirus pandemic shuttered large portions of the U.S. economy.
Emirates airline begins testing passengers for coronavirus
Airlines around the globe are searching for ways to get back on their feet after the industry was hit by a steep decline in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic.
If coronavirus kills one person's income, the ripple effects persist
With so many Americans out of work and stuck inside during the coronavirus pandemic, very few are spending money like they used to.
Cuomo extends New York shutdown to May 15
"What happens after then? I don't know," he said at his daily coronavirus briefing.
How chef José Andrés feeds America
This week, 60 Minutes follows José Andrés around the U.S. to see how his non-profit organization is feeding America during the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump accuses NYC of inflating its coronavirus death toll
New York City mayor's office says the victims "deserve to be recognized, not minimized."
Democrats lean into health care ads as coronavirus halts campaigning
Democratic Senate campaigns and outside groups have been racking up big ad buys to highlight flaws in the healthcare system and slam Republicans over access to coverage.
Chris Cuomo's wife tests positive for COVID-19
"She is now positive. And it just breaks my heart," Cuomo said.
Musk chose to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX network, sources say
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Iran touts closest ever ties with Russia, contradicting Trump
Cornell responds to Jane Doe letter saying she felt disbelieved
Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with MS
Ohio race takes ugly turn with ad featuring Amy Acton's mother
French government extends curfews after riots sweep across the country
Trump announces $8 billion in diesel relief for U.S. farmers
Up to 20% of MS diagnoses may be wrong, like Christina Applegate's
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