With U.S. in lockdown, hope and calm beat nervousness — CBS News poll
Some report stress but most stay optimistic as life changes.
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Some report stress but most stay optimistic as life changes.
Scientists, doctors bridge partisan divide on whom to trust. Americans overwhelmingly approve of plan to send checks.
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said he thinks other grandparents feel alas he does, that he'd be willing to die to help revive economy in wake of coronavirus.
The delay in passage of a $1.5 to $2 trillion financial aid bill in the Senate hit stock markets hard in spite of rescue efforts by the Fed.
The post received swift backlash on social media — with blogger Perez Hilton writing, "you come across as uneducated and painfully out of touch."
An attorney said it was a good public health move, but noted that migrants are disheartened that they won't be able to make their case to win U.S. asylum anytime soon.
The close proximity of inmates, coupled with inadequate treatment, can cause diseases to spread quickly inside prisons.
A dozen migrant children in U.S. custody have been tested for the virus. Five results came back negative and the rest are pending.
Arts-and-crafts retailer continues to operate in states that haven't ordered non-essential businesses to shutter.
"When you're dealing with the White House, sometimes you have to say things one, two, three, four times, and then it happens. So, I'm going to keep pushing," Fauci said.
Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec said the recommendations were developed in consultation with Congress and the federal judiciary.
The Dow declined 2.9% after the stimulus bill to aid workers and businesses stalled in the U.S. Senate.
The DJ is lifting spirits through his continuing series, "Homeschool at Club Quarantine" — and everyone is welcomed 🎧
Coronavirus has forced 60 Minutes out of its 52-year home in the CBS Broadcast Center, but it hasn't knocked the show off the air. Correspondent Bill Whitaker pays tribute to all those who put this show together from their homes and remote workspaces.
This week on 60 Minutes: Scientists rush to develop a novel coronavirus vaccine, the economic emergency created by coronavirus, and why Hungary is paying its citizens to start families
This comes after spring-breakers in Florida were criticized for ignoring social distancing guidelines and packing beaches.
A second attempt to move forward with the massive spending deal failed as Democrats demanded changes to the Republican bill.
"Hands, washing hands ... Reaching out, don't touch me, I won't touch you."
By social distancing and quarantining, people are "saving lives," retired NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson said.
With a shortage of personal protective equipment, some have resorted to using bandanas to cover their faces.
The Supreme Court issued its opinion in the case online and justices did not take the bench as it altered its activities due to the coronavirus.
App users will get a random request for a selfie and they have 20 minutes to upload it or else the police will pay them a visit
Biotech company says it has been swamped with "compassionate use" requests to use the drug remdesivir.
Biden upgrades home studio in order to begin addressing public more regularly during this period of tele-campaigning
U.S. central bank doing "whatever it takes" in lending efforts, especially in targeting small businesses and cities.