Each MLB Team To Commit $1M To Ballpark Employees
The MLB joins other sports teams, athletes committing millions of dollars to take care of workers effected by the virus.
Coronavirus
Trump Invokes Wartime Power To Boost Medical Supply Production
The president will use it to increase production of crucial medical supplies and increase hospital capacities.
The White House Wants to Send Americans Money. Will It Help?
With many economists predicting a recession, a number of politicians want to send money to Americans. The concept isn’t new. But will it work?
Coronavirus Deaths, Infections Spike In Iran Amid Confused Response
The New York Times reports Iranian citizens are losing confidence in government's ability to battle the crisis, with nearly 150 new deaths Wednesday.
Millennials, Gen-Z May Be Asymptomatic Carriers Of Coronavirus
Health officials from the White House down to mayors are singling out young people, specifically millennials, as key to curbing the coronavirus.
Olympic Qualifications Called Into Question Amid Outbreak
Coronavirus outbreak may prompt changes to how athletes qualify for the Olympics
Prosecutors, Judges And Lawyers Demand Closure Of Immigration Courts
ICE prosecutors joined immigration judges and lawyers in asking the White House to close immigration courts to protect the public's health.
Online Health Services Becoming Strained From Sudden Increased Demand
Some companies are having to rush to upgrade technical systems that weren't meant to handle the increased number of appointments.
White House Requests More Emergency Funding For The Coronavirus
The White House Office of Management and Budget sent the $45.8 billion request to lawmakers Tuesday night.
U.S., Canada To Suspend Nonessential Travel Between The Two Countries
President Trump said trade between the two countries will not be affected by the restriction.
Illinois Governor Activates National Guard To Help Fight Outbreak
The Illinois National Guard says 60 service members are being activated to help respond to the coronavirus outbreak.
Kevin Durant Among 4 Nets Players To Test Positive For Coronavirus
The Nets didn't name the affected players, but Durant confirmed his diagnosis to The Athletic.
Study: Coronavirus Can Remain Viable On Some Surfaces For Days
It can remain viable anywhere from three hours in the air to up to three days on plastic and stainless steel surfaces.
Report: U.S. May Not Have Enough Ventilators For Coronavirus Patients
HHS says it's not sure when the production of gloves, masks and gowns will meet demand, but that it's looking for solutions.
A Pandemic And A Parade: What 1918 Tells Us About Flattening The Curve
During the 1918 pandemic, two U.S. cities took wildly different approaches. The results show us the importance of "flattening the curve."
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HHS To Offer Telehealth Options For Medicare Recipients Amid Pandemic
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Seema Verma discusses expanded telehealth options and coronavirus warnings for Americans.
European Union Closes Its Borders To Nonessential Travel
France, Spain and Italy had already announced their own lockdowns.
Reporter's Notebook: As A Veteran I Was Tested For COVID-19
VA medical facilities across the country are screening all patients for the coronavirus at their entrances.
McDonald's Closes Its Seating Areas, Asks Franchisees To Do The Same
The fast food giant said its taking the measure "to align with increasing regulations throughout the country."
Olympics Still Happening Despite Coronavirus
IOC official Tom Coates also told The Sydney Morning Herald there is no deadline to cancel the games.
Senate To Support House Bill, Work On 3rd Stimulus Package
The Senate is poised to pass the House's bipartisan bill that gives leave to those impacted by coronavirus.
Increase In Telework Could Put U.S. Systems At Risk Of Cyberattack
The Department of Health and Human Services has already reported an increase in attacks to its system as federal employees telework to stem covid-19.
U.S. Movie Theaters Are Facing An Uncertain Future
More than 3,000 of the country's movie theaters are shutting down in an effort to quell the spread of the coronavirus.
Kentucky Derby To Be Pushed Back From May To September
The famed horse race has been run at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May for 74 consecutive years. The last delay was due to World War II.
'Saturday Night Live' Suspends Taping Over Coronavirus Concerns
There are only six episodes left in the current season, but NBC says "SNL" will remain on hiatus "until further notice."
Tech Companies Agree To Fight Coronavirus Misinformation
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Microsoft and LinkedIn issued a rare joint statement.
White House To Ask Congress To Approve $850B Stimulus Package
According to The Washington Post, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will share the details with Senate Republicans Tuesday.
San Francisco Orders Residents To Shelter In Place Amid Outbreak
According to the order issued Monday, residents are prohibited from leaving their homes except for essential needs until April 7.
Amazon To Hire 100,000 More Workers As Coronavirus Drives Up Demand
The company said in a blog post it's opening 100,000 new full-time and part-time positions in its fulfillment centers and delivery network.
Coronavirus Risks Could Keep Older Voters At Home On Election Day
Seniors play a crucial role in U.S. elections, but the coronavirus crisis could impact how many head to the polls.
