World Food Program leader warns "the worst is yet to come"
David Beasley talked to CBS News about the risk of famine amid the pandemic, the need for "common sense" on reopening the economy, and his own recovery from COVID-19.
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David Beasley talked to CBS News about the risk of famine amid the pandemic, the need for "common sense" on reopening the economy, and his own recovery from COVID-19.
The Colorado mother said her son turned to her and said, "Mama, it is no use. Mama, I'm not gonna go home."
Avenatti's attorneys argued that a case of pneumonia six months ago has made him more vulnerable to contracting coronavirus in a New York correctional facility.
Since March, organizers of the biggest state Democratic Party convention have been considering how to reinvent the in-person event.
Twice a week in Anaheim, California, the cars line up by the hundreds. As one driver said, these meals mean "we can survive another day — that we can live another day longer."
New York reported 422 new deaths on Friday — the lowest daily number since April 1.
Chris Jump was laid off as an aircraft mechanic weeks before the coronavirus shut down much of the economy.
There have been a number of fake remedies touted that endanger patients who have or fear contracting COVID-19.
White House's own guidelines show most states aren't ready to start loosening restrictions on businesses and movement.
Businesses including gyms, hair salons and bowling alleys are allowed to reopen "for limited operations."
Their killings would be the third and fourth against transgender people in the last two months.
Crozier was fired for going outside the chain of command to warn of the spread of COVID-19 on the USS Roosevelt and circulating a memo pleading for help from Washington in a memo that was leaked.
The disgraced comedian gave a maximum $2,800 donation to Biden right after Super Tuesday
Cristina Greeven Cuomo raised many eyebrows when she said she took a bleach bath while battling coronavirus.
Put away The Cones of Dunshire and light your flames for Lil Sebastian — Leslie Knope, Ron Swanson, Ann Perkins, and the rest of Pawnee's crew are coming together to raise money for U.S. food banks.