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Twitter Shows Reporters Getting Temps Taken Before Entering White House
A reporter was turned away from the White House because his temperature was deemed too high.
More Than 169,000 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed Globally, With 77,000 Recoveries
The U.S. death toll reaches 69 and Europe sees its highest increase in deaths in a day, while South Korea sees a decline in new cases.
Prisoners Given Alcohol-Free Hand Sanitizer
The Irish Prison Service is providing inmates with alcohol-free hand sanitizer to stop them from making "moonshine."
Is Bernie Sanders Right About Medicare For All?
The U.S. government already owns and runs one of the most successful health care operations in the world. Here's an inside look
Discussing Coronavirus Response, Sanders And Biden Both Misname it
Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders both accidentally called the coronavirus a virus from the past—SARS and ebola, respectively—while answering questions on the COVID-19 crisis during Sunday night's Democratic debate.
10 Things to Know About Joe Biden's Wife, Dr. Jill Biden
She was born in Hammonton, New Jersey, and raised along with four sisters in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania.
Fauci Warns Young Americans About Ignoring Advice on Social Distancing
He cautioned younger Americans about ignoring recommendations from health care officials and government agencies at the state, federal and local levels regarding social distancing.
New Zealand Remembers Christchurch Shootings on One-Year Anniversary
On March 15, 2019, 51 people were killed and 49 others were injured after a white supremacist opened fire at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Rep. Devin Nunes Says Coronavirus Should Not Stop People Going Out
The Californian congressman told Fox News that the economy was being hit unnecessarily by coronavirus and said people should go out and support local businesses.
Only 48 Percent of Americans Trust Trump to Handle COVID-19 Crisis
The poll from NBC News and The Wall Street Journal also asked if Americans think the outbreak is going to get worse, with 60 percent saying they think it will.
NYC Teachers Pen Op-Ed Urging Cuomo, de Blasio to Shut Down Schools
The op-ed was written on behalf of 64 teachers who said the current pandemic calls for the closing of the city's schools.
Surgeon General Says Communities Must Help End COVID-19 Outbreak
"We really need to lean into protecting our most vulnerable—people with chronic and severe medical conditions, especially the elderly because we know that they are most at risk," Surgeon General Jerome Adams said.
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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.
Coronavirus Update: Death Toll Rises as Europe Enacts Tough Measures
The death toll continues to climb and restaurants and cafes have been shut in Spain and France.
Powerball Numbers For 03/14/20: Saturday Jackpot was $120 Million
The Powerball jackpot for 03/14/20 was $120 million, with a cash option of $96.1 million. Here are the numbers from the Saturday night drawing.
Spain Declares National Lockdown Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Also, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has ordered all non-essential public locations to close in his country due to the crisis.
Musicians Bring Concerts Online as Tours and Shows Are Canceled
Pittsburgh metal band Code Orange announced that they would livestream their album release show from an empty concert venue on Saturday. Other artists are also exploring the option.
New York Experiences First COVID-19 Deaths as Cases Jump by Over 100
"The number of positive cases is more a function of the number of tests we're taking," Cuomo warned.
Congresswoman Urges Remote Voting in Congress Amid Pandemic
Congresswoman Katie Porter feels Congress should consider the procedure in order to ensure lawmakers are still able to vote.
Coronavirus Update: Mexico Teases U.S. Border Clamp-Down, Death Tolls Rise
Infections of COVID-19 continue to spread around the world, with more than 147,800 confirmed cases and at least 5,500 deaths linked to the novel coronavirus outbreak. Here's the latest news.
Coronavirus: U.S. Adds U.K., Ireland to European Travel Ban
The United Kingdom and Ireland have been added to the United States' travel ban countries amid the coronavirus spread, the White House confirmed Saturday.
New York City Halts Evictions as Coronavirus Spreads Throughout State
New York now has 524 confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, which has recently resulted in its first death, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday.
Apple to Temporarily Close Retail Stores Except in China
The electronics giant announced it is closing all retail stores outside of China until March 27.