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Elon Musk Says New York Tesla Factory to Reopen for Ventilator Production
"Giga New York will reopen for ventilator production as soon as humanly possible," Musk tweeted this week. "We will do anything in our power to help the citizens of New York."
Lori Loughlin Files to Throw Out College Bribery Case
Misconduct by the government in Lori Loughlin's college admissions bribery case "cannot be ignored," attorneys for Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Ginnulli argued Wednesday.
91-Year-Old Rabbi Who Saved Families From the Holocaust Dies of Coronavirus
Rabbi Romi Cohn was hailed as "a role model to the Jewish community" after being struck down by COVID-19 on Tuesday.
$2 Trillion Stimulus Deal Explained: $1,200 Likely For Average Americans
Large industries are being given a $500 billion lifeline, while Americans making under $75,000 per year are likely to receive a payment of $1,200 each as part of the $2 trillion dollar stimulus bill the Senate was expected to vote on Wednesday night.
Alabama Plan Could Disqualify Specific People From Ventilator Access
An "emergency operations plan" in Alabama could restrict ventilator access for people suffering from a number of different medical conditions, such as dementia and severe cancer, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the virus which causes the respiratory disease COVID-19.
Powerball Numbers For 03/25/20: Wednesday Jackpot was $150 Million
The Powerball jackpot for 03/25/20 was $150 million, with a cash option worth $114.8 million.
Cuomo Says Jared Kushner Has Been 'Extraordinarily Helpful' With COVID-19
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said fellow New Yorker Jared Kushner, who is a senior adviser to father-in-law President Donald Trump, has been "extraordinarily helpful" in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus Global Death Toll Hits 20,000, Over Half in Italy and Spain
While Italy and Iran have the largest number of fatalities outside China, both nations have also seen the highest number of people recover from infection.
Hockey Manufacturer Bauer Will Produce 2,000 Protective Visors a Day
Bauer is ready to offer the visors to hospitals and medical facilities in the U.S. as well as Canada.
Coronavirus Leads Counterintelligence to Relax Top-Secret Clearance Rules
Is Big Brother still watching? With "continuous evaluation" slowed down by the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. counterintelligence may fail to spot the next Edward Snowden.
Will the Coming Recession Be As Bad or Worse Than the Great Depression?
The U.S. Senate has approved a $1.8 trillion stimulus package as the economy reels from shutdowns caused by the coronavirus.
Missouri Man Accused of Licking Walmart Items During Coronavirus Stunt
Cody Lee Pfister, 26, of Warrenton, was charged with making a terrorist threat in the second degree. It comes after a so-called "coronavirus challenge" featured people licking toilet seats.
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Social Distancing Around the World in Photos
Take a look at some of the world's busiest landmarks that are all now but eerily empty.
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See the World While Social Distancing With These Virtual Tours
While many still have to work from home, the question remains: What to do with the free time available when trips to the movies, a museum or the theater are out of the question? Here is a list of museums and other popular tourist attractions that have entire collections or performances available online.
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10 Iconic Spots Celebrating Women's History in the U.S.
The United States is filled with monuments, exhibits and historical sites commemorating the impact women have had on the nation's history. From New Mexico to upstate New York, here are 10 places dedicated to celebrating the strides women have made over time.
Former Fed Chair Says We Shouldn't Put People Back to Work Amid Crisis
"Because people start getting sick, the hospitals get overflowing and then people will isolate themselves," Ben Bernanke explained.
U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 800, With More Than 55,000 Cases
U.S. health experts are "deeply concerned" over the widespread outbreak in New York, while Louisiana and New Jersey are also seeing a surge in cases.
Italy's Coronavirus Death Toll Doubles China's, U.S. Cases Surpass 55,000
India has also undertaken the largest lockdown to date in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19.
California Woman Says She Was Coughed at After Asking for Social Distance
"The man called me names, spit on me, pushed me, purposely coughed on me and then hit me. I caught some of it on video," a San Jose woman wrote on NextDoor.
Rats Sniff Out Hunger and Share Food With Each Other Based On Need
A new study finds that "honesty is enforced" by a "smell of hunger" when rats decide to share food with their compatriots.
Jimmy Carter's Charity Asks Donors to Redirect Money to Fight Coronavirus
Former President Jimmy Carter said he had "every confidence" that the U.S. would defeat the "invisible enemy" of COVID-19.
'Coronavirus Party' in Kentucky Leads to At Least One Confirmed Case So Far
At least one person from a group of 20-somethings who believed themselves to be "invincible" has tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a "coronavirus party," Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said Tuesday.
Mega Millions Numbers For 03/24/20: Tuesday Jackpot was for $101 Million
The Mega Millions numbers for 03/24/20 were $101 million, with a cash option of $76.5 million. Here are the numbers drawn from Tuesday night.
California Minor First Person Under 18 to Die of Coronavirus in the U.S.
Officials said that a person from Lancaster, California under the age of 18 died of COVID-19 on Tuesday.
Defense Production Act to Be Used for First Time to Make Virus Test Kits
While the administration has in the past claimed that testing was available to anyone who needed it, this assertion has not been borne out in reality.