Michigan Gov Whitmer Not Amused By Husband's Boat Launch Request Amid Her Lockdown Orders
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was not happy when her husband, Marc Mallory, requested a dock company to have his boat in the water ahead of Memorial Day Weekend.
Disney World Reopening: Phased Plans To Be Submitted As Universal Orlando Opens June 5
Walt Disney World Resort will be presenting its phased plans to the Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force in Florida.
DOJ Closes Insider Trading Investigations Into 3 Senators, Burr's Trades Still Being Probed
The three senators were accused of selling large holdings on the day or sometime after a confidential coronavirus briefing.
New York Coronavirus Cases Down To Lowest Since March; Illinois Also Had Fewer COVID-19 Deaths
With the declining number of coronavirus cases, both states are focusing on making solid plans for reopening their economies.
Coronavirus Impact: China To Focus On Domestic Consumption As It Prepares For 'Worst Case Scenario'
Chinese President Xi Jinping told his top economic advisers Saturday that Beijing will pursue a development plan focused on domestic consumption as the coronavirus pandemic devastates economies and depresses demand.
Coronavirus Memorial Day Weekend: Five Killed In New York Amid Lockdown
Five people in New York were victims of separate killings during Memorial Day Weekend, and amid the coronavirus lockdown, the New York Police Department (NYPD) said.
Coronavirus Treatment: Trump Finished A Two-Week Hydroxychloroquine Therapy, 'I'm Still Here'
President Donald Trump said that he is feeling fine after he finished a two-week hydroxychloroquine therapy. The drug that he calls a "game-changer" for treating COVID-19, the disease from the novel coronavirus.
US Coronavirus Testing Strategy Compared To 'The Hunger Games' By Health Expert
President Donald Trump’s administration submitted a new coronavirus testing strategy to the Congress on Sunday that essentially leaves the responsibility to the states and not the federal government.
CDC Releases Reopening Guidelines For Religious Worship As Trump Says Churches ‘Essential’
Churches, mosques, synagogues, and other places of religious worship set to open by Memorial Day Weekend may follow the new coronavirus guidelines for communities of faith released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Friday.
Coronavirus Reopening: Ohio To Allow Wedding Banquets For 300 Guests By June 1
Officials have yet to release the specific guidelines as banquet centers, and catering businesses are preparing to resume.
WH Coronavirus Coordinator's Chilling Memorial Day Message: 'Lot Of Healthy People That Look Healthy With COVID'
Dr. Deborah Birx caution tempers the more aggressive approach of President Donald Trump, who said that the U.S. is "transitioning back to greatness" and showing signs of normalization as economies reopen.
Coronavirus New York Update: Wearing Face Mask Similar To Condom Use During AIDS Crisis, Gov. Cuomo Says
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in his daily coronavirus press conference Friday that wearing face mask may be compared to the importance of using a condom during the AIDS crisis in the 1980s.
COVID-19 Treatment: First Copies Of Remdesivir To Be Sold In Bangladesh
Beximco Pharmaceuticals has developed a generic version of the drug from the California biopharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences.
Firefighters Warn Hand Sanitizers Left Inside Car Could Be A Fire Hazard
A fire department in Wisconsin is issuing a warning on the dangers of leaving hand sanitizers inside the car during a hot day.
Trump Says US Won't Close If Hit By Coronavirus Second Wave
President Donald Trump, while speaking at a Michigan Ford factory tour, said another widespread lockdown would further stall the economy.
Sweden Coronavirus Herd Immunity Attempt Failing: Only 7.3% Of Population Have Antibodies
Just 7.3% of Stockholm residents have developed coronavirus antibodies by April's end amid Sweden's bid for herd immunity, a new study reveals.
Coronavirus Update: Kentucky Convenience Store With 'No Face Masks Allowed' Sign Under Investigation
A convenience store in Manchester, Kentucky, is reportedly under investigation for posting a sign at its door stating, "no face masks allowed” and urging customers with masks to "go somewhere else."
Coronavirus Treatment: Wisconsin Woman Taking Hydroxychloroquine For 19 Years Had COVID-19
The woman, known only as Kim, felt the symptoms of coronavirus around mid-April after an essential trip to the grocery store.
Coronavirus Update: 600 Doctors Warn Trump Of 'Mass Casualty Incident' If Lockdown Continues
The doctors urged the president to end the nationwide lockdowns as there are "exponentially growing health consequences."
Coronavirus Update: New York To Accept Divorce, Lawsuits Online
Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks said that New York State Courts Electronic Filing system will be restored in counties that do not qualify for the governor's reopening plan.
Mistrust For China Grows: More US Consumers To Shun Made-In-China Products, Finds Survey
A couple of surveys are laying bare a rising mistrust of China among U.S. consumers amid the coronavirus pandemic and a willingness to pay more for the shift of production out of China.
Coronavirus Testing: GOP Accuses Illinois Governor Of Profiting; Pritkzer Family Owns COVID-19 Test Firms
Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker could be profiting from the coronavirus testing as his family is linked to the companies producing the tests in Illinois, the GOP alleges.
Las Vegas' Venetian Casino To Reopen On June 1, Reservations Now Available
Owned by Las Vegas Sands, the casino and resort facilities shut down March 19 as mandated by Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak.
COVID-19 Relief: Texas Man Charged For Filing Bogus $5 Million Small Business Claim
A man from Texas is facing charges of fraud for allegedly filing bogus small business claims amounting to more than $5 million as covered by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Coronavirus New York Update: Magnolia Bakery First To Install Far-UVC Light Cleanse Portal
New York's Magnolia Bakery, famous for its delicious banana pudding and cupcakes, will be the first business in the city to install a coronavirus cleanse portal featured with disease-destroying, futuristic-looking far-UVC lights.
Florida Man Stuck In Ship For 62 Days After Testing Positive For COVID-19
A man from Florida said he has been stuck in two different ships at an Italian port after he tested positive for COVID-19.
Coronavirus Update: Texas Reopens Bars, Pro Sports, Schools Despite Jump In Cases
Despite a jump in cases, Texas is moving ahead with the second phase of its reopening plans as Gov. Greg Abbott announced the dates of the resumption of operations of bars, professional sports, and schools.
China Supports Investigation Into Coronavirus Origin, But Says It 'Acted With Openness, Transparency'
President Xi also said it would be better if the probe was conducted once the pandemic was controlled, after more than 100 countries signed a resolution asking the World Health Assembly to investigate China.
COVID-19 Super-Spreading Event Infects 52; What Is A Super-Spreader
A new report from the Skagit County Public Health in Washington revealed that it takes only one "super-spreader" for COVID-19 to infect dozens of people.
House Democrats Pass Massive $3 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill, Piling Pressure On GOP
U.S. House of Representatives passed a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill Friday, which would provide another round of $1,200 stimulus checks and other benefits to Americans.