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A salon owner in Dallas has landed in jail for seven days after she refused to follow the government's stay-at-home orders and restarted her business ahead of the reopening plans for Texas.

Some schools in Montana are set to reopen and welcome back students Thursday (May 7), making the state one of the firsts to resume the traditional classroom setting in America after a two-month coronavirus lockdown.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker said state-at-home orders will remain in effect until May 30, but also unveiled his "Restore Illinois" plan to reopen businesses and return part of the public's activities.

A hospital in Santa Cruz, California, received an anonymous donation in the amount of $1 million for its employees fighting the dreaded coronavirus.

A woman from Kentucky, who was shopping at a local food mart, explained that she had to cut a hole on her face mask because it made it "easier to breathe."

Elon Musk is putting two of his Los Angeles mansions in the market just days after he declared on his Twitter account that he would "own no house" and sell off his physical possessions.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services set up a website where employers may fill out their report, which could potentially affect the workers' unemployment benefits.

An alleged college cheating scandal apparently took place during an online examination that students took at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The University of Texas System (UT System) is reportedly under investigation for its links to an infectious disease facility in Wuhan, China, the ground zero of the coronavirus pandemic.

A team of scientists, government officials, military agencies, and private companies were reportedly given a blank check by President Trump for coronavirus vaccine development.

President Donald Trump has reportedly started making plans to punish China in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and as COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. near 65,000 Friday.

Roger Stone, an ally of President Donald Trump, may not begin his prison sentence on the expected date as his team was apparently advised of a possible 30-day delay due to COVID-19.

The number of coronavirus deaths in Texas rose to 50 Thursday, the highest single-day toll since the middle of March and a day before the state is set to reopen its economy.

Some coronavirus field hospitals around New York, which were set up following a projected influx of COVID-19 patients, are shutting down after remaining unused.

Teenagers getting their licenses in Georgia could now skip the driving test amid the coronavirus pandemic but parents are concerned about the consequences of this executive order from Gov. Brian Kemp.

According to reports, Trump has initiated calls to form a council under the Presidential Transition Act, which will ensure the continuity of taking charge of the federal government.

Environmentalists are angry over Spain's coronavirus cleaning protocol as a picturesque beach in a coastal resort town was sprayed with bleach in an attempt to protect the kids from contracting the virus.

A website called The White House Gift Shop is reportedly selling commemorative coronavirus coins with two designs for $100 each.

A man from Indiana was arrested by authorities after he allegedly shot and killed a postal worker while apparently waiting for his stimulus check.

A South Dakota businessman organized and threw a parade for Gov. Kristi Noem to thank her for never issuing a stay-at-home order or lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump criticized the Democrat-led House of Representatives after they postponed their return to Washington, D.C., originally set for May 4, due to concerns over coronavirus.

A top meatpacking union warned that meat supply in America risk a shortage if safety measures for processing plant workers are not implemented.

Vice President Mike Pence toured the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota Tuesday without any face mask on, despite reportedly being informed of the hospital's policy for visitors to wear personal protective equipment (PPE).

As more states plan to reopen economies, President Donald Trump and the White House unveiled the latest strategy for coronavirus testing after a meeting with some business industry leaders for potentially establishing rapid response programs.

The Miami Police Department reportedly made a new record during the coronavirus lockdown as it saw no homicide for seven weeks.

A group of medical professionals is asking the New York Police Department (NYPD) to "cease unnecessary arrests" as law enforcement officers could get easily get infected or spread coronavirus.

A top admiral from the Navy has recommended the reinstatement of ousted Capt. Brett Crozier to Defense Secretary Mark Esper.

The Maryland Emergency Hotline is reminding the public not to ingest disinfectants after it received hundreds of calls asking if this could treat COVID-19.

New York City is going to provide 500,000 free halal meals to Muslims observing the Ramadan amid the coronavirus pandemic.