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Remote voting gains traction in Senate after House coronavirus diagnoses
Senators Dick Durbin of Illinois and Rob Portman of Ohio introduced a resolution to change Senate rules and allow for remote voting during a national crisis.
How to help small businesses survive coronavirus
Forced restaurant closures and "social distancing" are crushing local businesses. Here's what you can do to lend a hand.
Calls grow for ICE to release immigrants to avoid coronavirus outbreak
"Can you imagine if you get an outbreak in these detention facilities? It's going to spread like wildfire," a former head of ICE told CBS News.
Almost half of coronavirus patients have digestive symptoms
A new study suggests respiratory symptoms aren't the only thing doctors and patients should be looking out for.
How to help workers going without pay in coronavirus crisis
For restaurant workers, baristas, hair stylists, stadium staff and millions of others, there is no safety net in the coronavirus shutdown.
Confirmed coronavirus cases expected to jump as more tests are processed
Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House's coronavirus response coordinator, said Thursday that rapid processing of tests will lead to a surge in reported cases.
Connecticut postpones presidential primary over COVID-19 concerns
Connecticut becomes sixth state to delay its primary amid coronavirus concerns.
Georgia's legislature self-isolates after senator's positive coronavirus test
State Senator Brandon Beach showed up to a vote even though he was showing symptoms from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
Blue Apron's stock soars as restaurants close
Once-ailing meal-kit delivery company is benefiting as more Americans eat at home to avoid infection.
New Zealand's famous Wanaka tree, a symbol of hope, vandalized
Branches of the most famous tree in New Zealand appeared to be hacked off with a saw, devastating locals.
NBA teams criticized over access to coronavirus tests
"Tests should not be for the wealthy, but for the sick," Bill de Blasio tweeted.
Coronavirus kills off 66-year-old Playboy
Publisher says pandemic spelled end to print version of magazine started by the late Hugh Hefner.
Bill Gates warned us multiple times about a deadly pandemic
"The impact of a huge epidemic ... would be phenomenal because all the supply chains would break down," Gates told CBS News in 2017.
Khan Academy founder shares advice on teaching kids from home
"Focus on the basics. If your child of pretty much any age is able to focus on math and reading, two hours a day, that's a great start," he said.
First coronavirus diagnosis among member of Congress sends lawmakers into quarantine
Nearly a dozen lawmakers have decided to self-quarantine after learning Congressmen Mario Diaz-Balart, a Republican from Florida, and Ben McAdams, a Democrat from Utah, tested positive for the coronavirus.
Federal prison employees criticize outbreak response
The Bureau of Prisons on Thursday reported that two staff members were presumed positive for COVID-19.
India may be about to discover "tens of thousands" more COVID-19 cases
After criticism over low test rates, government vows to ramp up "very narrow" efforts to detect the disease.
Young adults make up nearly a third of U.S. coronavirus cases
Many young people flocked to spring break, unworried about coronavirus – but they're not as invincible as they may think.
Iran grants medical furlough to imprisoned U.S. Navy vet
The U.S. government will seek Michael White's full release, Pompeo said, and he called on Iran to free other Americans who remain jailed there.
Prince Albert of Monaco tests positive for coronavirus
According to the palace, Prince Albert's doctors have no concerns in regards to his health.
What restaurants say you can do to help
CBS News spoke to restaurant owners and servers at some of New York's best restaurants about what guests can do to help their favorite establishments.
Unemployment claims soar 33% as coronavirus hits home
As the pandemic slams the U.S. economy, layoffs are surging at restaurants, hotels and other businesses.
Walmart limiting purchases of milk, eggs and other products
Retailer is also temporarily shutting down its auto centers so workers can restock and clean its stores.
First 2 U.S. lawmakers diagnosed with coronavirus
Two members of Congress have now been diagnosed with coronavirus, one from Utah and one from Florida.
Trump praises "powerful" Ramaswamy ad featuring Acton's mother
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
DOJ investigating Corey Lewandowski over DHS role, sources say
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