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Apr 04, 2020
At least 77 of 95 residents of Pleasant View Nursing Home in Carroll County, Md., have covid-19.
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Apr 04, 2020
The 4,000-bed facility was built in mere days to relieve hospitals overwhelmed by coronavirus patients.
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Apr 04, 2020
At Brooklyn's Maimonides Medical Center, the bleak work of caring for patients on ventilators is punctuated by inspiring moments.
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Apr 04, 2020
In Queens, a funeral home's struggles with mounting deaths from the coronavirus pandemic hints at what's to come across the United States
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Apr 04, 2020
A southern Georgia county now has more coronavirus-related deaths than the Atlanta metro region.
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Apr 04, 2020
Seventy-seven of 95 residents of Pleasant View Nursing Home in Carroll County, Md., have covid-19. Six have died.
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Apr 04, 2020
Online security is diminishing with the mass rush to virtual education during the coronavirus crisis.
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Apr 04, 2020
Beginning in his teens, Ed Roberts insisted on living as normal a life as he could. He also helped others with disabilities to live better lives.
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Apr 04, 2020
Conditions in Indian Country are ripe for a rapid spread of disease. Crowded small homes, a culture rooted in touching, poverty and the collapse of its source of meager income, casinos. The rate of infection among Navajos is a major worry.
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Apr 04, 2020
Online security is diminishing with the mass rush to virtual education during the coronavirus crisis.
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Apr 03, 2020
The coronavirus has killed more than 7,000 people across the country, with more than 273,000 Americans having confirmed infections.
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Apr 03, 2020
Nassau and Suffolk counties have more than 22,000 coronavirus cases combined, meaning about one in every 12 in the United States is located there.
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Apr 03, 2020
President Trump has used emergency powers to quickly turn people away from the southern border and deny due process to asylum seekers.
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Apr 03, 2020
Officer Zachary Koshlap is being held without bond on solicitation and child pornography charges.
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Apr 03, 2020
Videos that emerged on social media showed a groundswell of support for Navy Capt. Brett Crozier among the crew of the USS Theodore Roosevelt. The saga has shined a harsh spotlight on Pentagon leadership accused of failing to act swiftly and aggressively enough to stop a rapid spread of disease among the carrier's nearly 5,000-person crew.
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Apr 03, 2020
In their private communications, scientists at academic, hospital and public health labs expressed alarm at the Trump administration's failure to move quickly and at bureaucratic demands that delayed testing.
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Apr 03, 2020
"I'd rather bury them in debt than bury them in a coffin," one city council member, George Altgelt, said during a special council session.
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Apr 03, 2020
Videos that emerged on social media showed a groundswell of support for Navy Capt. Brett Crozier among the crew of the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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Apr 03, 2020
In 1923, an all-white mob burned Rosewood to the ground. In 1994, because of the community's suffering, the Florida legislature passed a measure allowing descendants of Rosewood to go to college in the state tuition-free. That scholarship helped — and didn't help.
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Apr 03, 2020
The middle-schooler was waiting at the computer for her teacher to email her when the doorbell rang. He was standing on her front porch holding a marker and a large whiteboard.
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Apr 03, 2020
His songs, smooth-voiced melodies melded with perfect grooves, became the soundtracks of countless engagements, weddings and backyard parties.
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Apr 03, 2020
Videos that emerged on social media showed a groundswell of support for Navy Capt. Brett Crozier among the crew of the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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Apr 03, 2020
"Now that's how you send off one of the greatest captains you ever had," one person said of the sendoff for Navy Capt. Brett Crozier. "Man for the people."
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Apr 03, 2020
For the city's LGBT residents — especially at-risk elders — the coronavirus pandemic's woes of loneliness, panic and fear of being vulnerable to infection are evocative of the HIV/AIDS crisis a generation ago.
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Apr 03, 2020
Americans embraced New York City after 9/11. Now? Not so much.
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Apr 03, 2020
Even as the federal government sought relief for student loan borrowers, private lenders and debt buyers continued taking borrowers to court.
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Apr 03, 2020
Recipients of scholarships awarded to atone for past sins say they have been a blessing and a curse.
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Apr 03, 2020
The commanding officer of the USS Roosevelt wrote a blunt letter that appeared in the media.
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Apr 02, 2020
Battling an outbreak, the commanding officer of the USS Roosevelt wrote a blunt letter that appeared in the media.
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Apr 02, 2020
White House guidance, still under debate, would be a reversal of earlier mask recommendations and signals seriousness of outbreak across the United States
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Apr 02, 2020
White House guidance, still under debate, would be a reversal of earlier mask recommendations and signals seriousness of outbreak across the United States
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Apr 02, 2020
Descendants young and old gather annually to reconnect and celebrate family traditions.
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Apr 02, 2020
Now that Congress has passed and President Trump has signed a $2 trillion rescue package for the coronavirus epidemic, oversight of the massive legislation emerges as an early sticking point.
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Apr 02, 2020
"The future is not good anywhere," says one epidemiologist. "But Florida has been late taking action that might help." Palm Beach Town Manager Kirk Blouin said if the state had been faster to clamp down, the spread of the virus in Florida might have been contained more quickly.
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Apr 02, 2020
More people seems to be using liquor as a way to cope with their stress during the outbreak. Experts warns that's not a good way to deal with such anxiety.
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Apr 02, 2020
There's a 70-percent chance of a major hurricane striking the Lower 48 states, a new forecast shows.
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Apr 02, 2020
Nearly half say covid-19 pandemic has had a psychological impact.
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Apr 02, 2020
Government officials have grown concerned about his safety as well as communications from fervent admirers.
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Apr 02, 2020
Converting stadiums into medical facilities reminds us just how far we are from normal.
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Apr 02, 2020
In a letter to the Life Care Center of Kirkland, federal inspectors wrote that the nursing home failed to report an outbreak of respiratory illness to local authorities for two weeks, gave inadequate care to its residents during the outbreak and failed to provide 24-hour emergency doctor services. The facility, which is tied to at […]
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Apr 02, 2020
As hospitals strive to prevent the spread of infections, clergy are sometimes unable to be at a patient's bedside to administer last rites.
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Apr 01, 2020
Some road building work is already being sped up as people stay home.
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Apr 01, 2020
Geologist Glenn Thackray warned Idaho a decade ago that it was vulnerable near where Tuesday's tremor hit.
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Apr 01, 2020
With Gov. Andrew Cuomo predicting the worst will arrive in seven to 21 days, New York has entered a critical period that offers a blueprint for others as their cases multiply.
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Apr 01, 2020
A federal appeals court said Texas can temporarily bar abortions, while bans are struck down in Ohio and Alabama.
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Apr 01, 2020
While stressing they are willing to help New York City, local leaders in Buffalo — where the number of coronavirus cases has doubled every three days — are realizing they may need help themselves sooner than they could have imagined.
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Apr 01, 2020
Sobering predictions about the future of the coronavirus in the United States show that each day will bring more suffering than the last.
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Apr 01, 2020
A meeting between two men in Sterling turned violent, and both were shot. Jeremiah Gray died, and Bryce Thomas, 18, faces gun and drug charges.
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Apr 01, 2020
Two weeks into mandatory stay-at-home orders in the San Francisco Bay Area and Washington state, there's evidence the curve of infections is flattening compared to other U.S. metro areas.
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Apr 01, 2020
Many bars and restaurants in this once lively city have boarded up their windows.
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Apr 01, 2020
Normally, April 1 is a marketing bonanza. Amid covid-19, it's eerily silent.
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Apr 01, 2020
It used to be common medical practice to sacrifice one twin on the operating table to save the life of the other. Many times, both babies died. James Goodrich thought that was unacceptable.
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Apr 01, 2020
As coronavirus outbreak intensifies, the government's emergency stockpile of masks, gloves and other medical supplies is nearly exhausted.
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Apr 01, 2020
It used to be common medical practice to sacrifice one twin on the operating table to save the life of the other. Many times, both babies died. James Goodrich thought that was unacceptable.
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Apr 01, 2020
At a time when many law enforcement officials across the country have reduced arrests, police are conducting business as usual in New Orleans and some other cities.
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Apr 01, 2020
The Wood River Valley has become one of the biggest coronavirus hot spots in the country.
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Mar 31, 2020
This is not the first time the iconic New York City skyscraper has been lighted to make a statement.
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Mar 31, 2020
Even as they stress they are willing to help New York City, local leaders in Buffalo are already realizing they may need help here sooner than they could have imagined.
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Mar 31, 2020
President Trump said he will be speaking with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis about how to handle the Zaandam which has nine confirmed positive cases of coronavirus onboard.
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Mar 31, 2020
Even as they stress they are willing to help New York City, local leaders in Buffalo are already realizing they may need help here sooner than they could have imagined.
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Mar 31, 2020
Pastor charged for holding large religious gatherings amid crackdown on social distancing rules.
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Mar 31, 2020
Models predict highest daily death tolls could come in mid- to late April, meaning the nation could be in for a long, painful fight.
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Mar 31, 2020
In the jail complex housing more than 4,600 people, the novel coronavirus is spreading at a higher rate than it did in Wuhan, China, in Italy and in New York City, according to the Legal Aid Society.
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Mar 31, 2020
The Justice Department internal watchdog launched a broader review of how the FBI monitors people using the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Mar 31, 2020
The pandemic has disrupted one of the faith's most cherished traditions.
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Mar 31, 2020
The new standards were assailed by California and other states.
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Mar 31, 2020
More testing sites are operating, but most require doctor's orders and an appointment.
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Mar 31, 2020
The pandemic has disrupted one of the faith's most cherished traditions.
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Mar 31, 2020
Albert Woodfox describes how he endured what no other prisoner in this country has gone through.
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Mar 31, 2020
Even as whole swaths of the global economy collapse, the pandemic has generated a robust cottage industry of Fauci-themed merchandise, including bottle openers, magnets and mugs.
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Mar 31, 2020
"I called her up and said, 'Hi, this is Greg, your newspaper guy — I'm at the store, do you need anything?'" said New Jersey Star-Ledger deliveryman Greg Dailey. It took off from there.
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Mar 31, 2020
"It could be something so simple as my father happened to touch a door handle that happened to have the virus on it," Lori Kohler said.
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Mar 31, 2020
Health professionals need to adopt a universal precautions mentality — where all body fluids could be infected and must be treated as such.
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Mar 31, 2020
"It is possible that our efforts will stem this growth, but as a physician I must tell you it is unlikely. I cannot reassure you of something you only wish to be true," said chief Rikers Island physician Ross MacDonald.
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Mar 31, 2020
The violent encounter led to an acquittal and a lawsuit against the officers who arrested James King in 2014.
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Mar 31, 2020
"It could be something so simple as my father happened to touch a door handle that happened to have the virus on it," Lori Kohler said.
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Mar 31, 2020
Even as whole swaths of the global economy are collapsing, the pandemic has generated a robust cottage industry of Fauci-themed merchandise, from bottle openers to magnets to mugs
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Mar 30, 2020
The agency said millions of doses of two anti-malarial drugs will be distributed to hospitals across the country, saying it is worth the risk of trying unproven treatments to try to slow the disease in seriously ill patients.
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Mar 30, 2020
Trump's senior coronavirus coordinators says that the pandemic will kill many more people in even a best-case scenario as more states issue stay-at-home orders.
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Mar 30, 2020
The rule will require the U.S. car and light truck fleet to improve its average fuel efficiency by 1.5 percent per year between model years 2021 and 2026, compared to a nearly 5 percent annual increase under current law.
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Mar 30, 2020
Sen. Richard Burr's sell-off has drawn criticism, and now scrutiny from law enforcement and regulators.
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Mar 30, 2020
The so-called Taliban Five, a group of high-level militant inmates traded for an American during the Obama administration, worked behind the scenes to build support for the agreement, current and former U.S. and Taliban officials say.
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Mar 30, 2020
Local leaders in Fort Myers, Fla., want to agree with the president that America should restart business soon, but after being stunned by early covid-19 deaths, they are inching toward more restrictions.
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Mar 30, 2020
Other reporters have also been on the receiving end of Trump's frustration over tough questions at news conferences about the coronavirus.
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Mar 30, 2020
Amtrak is temporarily reducing bookings in coach and business class by 50 percent "to help maintain CDC recommendations for social distancing onboard our trains."
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Mar 30, 2020
Mountain summits on Kauai have seen nearly 80 inches of rain this month.
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Mar 30, 2020
As the coronavirus outbreak upends many aspects of daily life, we've compiled a list of ways you can help others.
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Mar 30, 2020
Local leaders in Fort Myers, Fla., want to agree with the president that America should restart business soon, but after being stunned by early covid-19 deaths, they are inching toward more restrictions.
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Mar 30, 2020
Other reporters have also been on the receiving end of the president's frustration over tough questions at news conferences about the coronavirus.
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Mar 30, 2020
"Until you see it firsthand, you just have no idea what it's like. ... It's truly frightening."
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Mar 30, 2020
"Until you see it firsthand, you just have no idea what it's like. ... It's truly frightening."
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Mar 30, 2020
At Brooklyn's Woodhull Hospital, police say a 32-year-old woman shoved an elderly patient to the ground, an outburst possibly motivated by a perceived social distancing violation.
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Mar 30, 2020
Other reporters have also been on the receiving end of Trump's frustration over tough questions at news conferences about coronavirus.
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Mar 29, 2020
Local leaders in Fort Myers want to agree with the president that America should restart business soon, but after being stunned by early covid-19 deaths, they are inching toward more restrictions.
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Mar 29, 2020
By June 1, the president said, he expects the country to be "well on our way to recovery."
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Mar 29, 2020
Frustrated by the federal government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, state and local officials took steps on their own to protect their communities.
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Mar 29, 2020
Dozens of staff and inmates test positive for covid-19 at the Oakdale prison. One prisoner has died — the first federal inmate fatality from the coronavirus.
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Mar 29, 2020
A Houston company halted by coronavirus is now making equipment for doctors.
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Mar 28, 2020
The twister tore through the south side of the city, damaging businesses and homes. Local officials said six people were injured.
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Mar 28, 2020
Chronic underfunding, changing lines of command and confusion over allocations meet states turning to the national stockpile of emergency medical equipment.
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