Coronavirus updates from March 16, 2020
Trump concedes nation "may be" headed into recession as businesses are forced to lay off millions of workers.
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Trump concedes nation "may be" headed into recession as businesses are forced to lay off millions of workers.
The Trump administration is looking for ways to ease the burden of coronavirus on the nation's medical supply chain.
Dr. Deborah Birx gave her first interview since the outbreak began.
The S&P 500 is now up just 6% since Mr. Trump was inaugurated a little over three years ago in January 2017.
It's the third state to postpone its primary over the disease.
Four states will be voting Tuesday, amid growing fears about the spread of coronavirus in the U.S.
The theme of this year's Met Gala was set to be "About Time: Fashion and Duration."
A judge denied the governor's request to delay the primary, but DeWine ordered polling locations close anyway.
One Chicago restaurant group owner had to lay off 240 people Monday after being forced to close doors to patrons.
The company is having trouble keeping up with surge in demand as more Americans stay home and shop online.
Government grants, loan guarantees and tax waivers would easily surpass what carriers got after September 11 attacks.
The NYPD is searching for another suspect in a string of attacks targeting Asian-Americans.
"This is an increased anxiety for everyone," one expert said — but for those with mental illness, coping could be much harder.
"Now is the time for solidarity, now is the time for thinking about each other," the actor said in a video posted to Twitter.
The spread of the novel coronavirus has caused sporting events, concerts and business conferences to be called off or postponed.