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Though many things have changed, one activity has remained constant: taking out the trash.
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Though many things have changed, one activity has remained constant: taking out the trash.
The SNL star announced he was taking care of their rent "in the spirit and memory" of his grandmother, who died of COVID-19.
Nursing homes have been struggling to protect their vulnerable residents from the coronavirus.
Doctor working in war-torn Idlib province says it's "impossible" to self-isolate in the crowded camps for displaced Syrians, so if COVID-19 arrives, "it would be a disaster."
With the country's economy under threat of collapse, the government says it's working on solutions to getting people back to work.
President Trump has faced criticism for his handling of the coronavirus crisis in the early days of the epidemic.
Of the 33 pregnant women who tested positive for coronavirus in a new study, 29 were asymptomatic.
They're part of rising tide of health care professionals protesting having to do their jobs with what they deem inadequate protection.
47-year-old Marcial Reyes says at one point during his hospitalization, he "saw" his deceased parents and brother.
The United States accounts for about 30% of them, with almost 640,000. The disease has killed 137,000 people, including nearly 31,000 in the U.S.
Team says he's "feeling good, he's healthy and he's on the road to recovery."
The president on Tuesday night announced the funding would be halted.
The nation's top infectious disease doctor lays out details on successfully reopening the country and what the "new normal" could look like.
Protesters in cars honked their horns and decorated their vehicles with flags in support of President Trump, and signs reading "let us work."
Nearly 18,000 parents in the country have signed a petition claiming their children are being used as guinea pigs.
President Trump is pushing to move quickly to reopen the economy. But experts warn that even a gradual reopening risks a wave of new infections.
Financial giants including Bank of America, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase are bracing for massive losses.
"I had a student who was doing her reading lesson, and we were on such a great momentum. But we had to stop about 10, 20 minutes in because her data had run out," one teacher said.
"The crisis today is not on supermarket shelves, it's on the farms," says trade group for nation's pork producers.
COVID-19 has forced schools to shift to online classes. Students say that's not what they signed up for.
Three West Coast states and seven northeastern states have allied together to coordinate their response to the virus.
Wayne Farms also confirms Covid-19 cases at other facilities, but denies it's charging workers for masks.
The majority of South Dakota's 1,168 total cases — 934 — are in Minnehaha County, which includes the Smithfield Foods pork processing plant.
Massachusetts passed 1,000 deaths just one day after Louisiana did, too.
"It is policymakers' decision to put on our big boy and big girl pants and say, 'This is the lesser of these two evils,'" he said.