Who's using Google and Facebook data in coronavirus fight?
The companies both say they will only provide anonymous information.
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How much people are spending on emergency coronavirus supplies
Americans are rushing to buy drugs and other items as they adjust to live during the pandemic.
Astronauts already in "quarantine bubble" as NASA adapts to virus
Only "mission-essential" personnel are allowed to work at NASA field centers — everyone else must work from home.
Can the coronavirus spread through the mail?
Some people worry letters and packages could worsen the outbreak — here's what the United States Postal Service says.
Trump's student-loan interest waiver may not lower payments
Education experts say more needs to be done, such as putting a pause on all repayments until the pandemic ends.
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD to suspend foreclosures
The Federal Housing Finance Agency said it will help borrowers who are at risk of losing their homes.
Ibuprofen does not worsen coronavirus symptoms, doctor says
Concern over the use of the anti-inflammatory drug started after a warning from the health minister of France.
John Legend talks performing during pandemic
While Legend admitted that the disruption to his life was noticeable, he put his massive platform to good use.
Zoos are live-streaming animals to ease coronavirus isolation
These animal live streams are here to soothe you during the coronavirus crisis.
Restaurants told not to pay rent – pay staff
Some local business owners are forgoing profit in order to help their neighbors.
Stores reserve hours for seniors during outbreak
Older Americans have been advised to stock up and avoid crowds — which seems nearly impossible to do in packed supermarkets.
What to expect if schools close for the rest of the year
Parents are already scrambling to cope with kids staying home – for some, it could last the rest of the school year.
Americans grapple with "what's next" amid coronavirus crisis
Some families are adjusting to having schools closed, while others are coping with not being able to be with their elderly parents.
Staff treating virus patients make emotional pleas: "We're facing our own death"
Several medical professionals have already been exposed to the virus, with at least two doctors reportedly in intensive care.
Brace for recession. Question is, how bad will things get?
Economists say a severe economic slump is already under way — how deep or how long it will last is anyone's guess.
America has plenty of toilet paper, makers insist
There's no shortage of bathroom tissue, makers insist. "You can just load and unload so fast," Georgia Pacific said.
Working moms among the hardest hit by coronavirus crisis
Women are twice as likely as men to work part-time, making coronavirus-related business closures particularly devastating to mothers.
White House, Senate focus on $1 trillion coronavirus aid package
"We're not leaving town until we have constructed and passed another bill," McConnell said.
Coronavirus overloads hospitals as they race to prepare for pandemic
The shortage of medical supplies, like surgical masks and ventilators, are forcing some states to request help from the $8 billion federal stockpile.
As coronavirus spreads, here's what's been canceled or closed
The spread of the novel coronavirus has caused sporting events, concerts and business conferences to be called off or postponed.
White House cancels Spain's state visit due to coronavirus
President Trump and first lady Melania Trump were scheduled to host King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain on April 21.
Facebook removing fake coronavirus news "quickly," Sheryl Sandberg says
Facebook partnered with the World Health Organization to fight false information about coronavirus.
Cuomo dismisses idea of NYC order to shelter in place
"I don't think shelter in place really works for one locality," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said.
Virus data projections paint grim picture for U.S. hospitals
"Doctors and hospitals are going to be forced to make decisions they didn't go into medicine for," Ornstein predicted. "And essentially, that's going to be relegating some patients to death" in the case of strained resources.
Will coronavirus die off in summer? An expert weighs in
Will warmer, more humid temperatures affect the spread of the virus? CBS News spoke to a top expert on infectious disease transmission about what we know and don't know.
Trump praises Ramaswamy ad as some GOP critics speak out
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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