25 celebrities sing "Imagine" from isolation
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Movie stars, comedians and famous singers joined in — singing together, but apart.
Tice was kidnapped while on assignment in Syria in 2012.
"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.
"Tests should not be for the wealthy, but for the sick," Bill de Blasio tweeted.
Once-ailing meal-kit delivery company is benefiting as more Americans eat at home to avoid infection.
Publisher says pandemic spelled end to print version of magazine started by the late Hugh Hefner.
"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.
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.
The Bureau of Prisons on Thursday reported that two staff members were presumed positive for COVID-19.
Many young people flocked to spring break, unworried about coronavirus – but they're not as invincible as they may think.
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.
Policy makers want to ensure that companies whose revenue is sinking due to the coronavirus can quickly raise cash.
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.
The Hawaii congresswoman endorsed Bernie Sanders in the last election but says Biden will clearly be the nominee.
Retailer is also temporarily shutting down its auto centers so workers can restock and clean its stores.