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Here's Who Could Get More Money Under Congress' New $250 Billion Aid Plan for Small Businesses
Farmers, nonprofits and minority- and veteran-owned businesses could be among the beneficiaries—but getting the hundreds of billions of dollars in the hands of the business owners in a timely fashion could be complicated.
Virus Peak Projections for New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts
States with some of the largest outbreaks are projected to peak in deaths this week.
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Pass 400,000 After Doubling in Just One Week
At least nine states have reported more than 10,000 confirmed cases, including in New York, the worst-hit state in the country.
Tesla to Power Through Oil Price Bust, Although Cybertruck Sales May Stall
Tesla is just coming off another solid quarter where the company has revealed that it produced almost 103,000 vehicles and delivered approximately 88,400 for its best Q1 ever.
More Than 700 People Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus on Rikers Island
The city and state correctional programs have taken some proactive measures to reduce the risk of transmission, such as by limiting or suspending visitations.
Georgia Extends State of Emergency Order Until May 13
Governor Brian Kemp extended the state's public health emergency order one month past its original April 13 termination date in response to the increasing number of coronavirus cases.
Certain Areas Hit Hard by Coronavirus Will Take Longer to Reopen
"My expectation is that we'll be opening it up based upon medical conditions," Mnuchin said. "So, obviously we'd like to open up as much GDP as we can, but my expectation is that places like New York are gonna take a little bit longer."
COVID-19 Kills an American Every 45 Seconds, U.S. Sees Highest Daily Deaths
The tri-state area of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, saw a combined total of nearly 7,000 deaths among its nearly 191,000 infected people.
Colorado Police Apologize For Handcuffing Man Playing Ball With Daughter
Matt Mooney, a former Colorado State Patrol trooper, said officers handcuffed him and put him in a patrol car in Brighton, Colorado.
Bernie Sanders Dropped Out—So Is Medicare For All Dead?
Democratic voters across the country largely rejected the candidates pushing for universal health care in the primary race.
Watch Bernie Sanders' Announcement About Dropping Out of Race
Without Senator Bernie Sanders, the 2020 presidential election will be a race between former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.
Bernie Bows Out: How Many Delegates Sanders Had When He Lost in 2016
The delegate math eventually became stacked against Sanders in 2016, and that is now the case for him in 2020.
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A Look at Every Starbucks Winter Holiday Cup By Year from 1997 to 2019
The tradition of releasing a winter holiday cup has been going for 22 years and is loved by consumers across the globe.
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What Starbucks Christmas Holiday Drinks Are Available This Year?
Starbucks is releasing four cup designs in 2019, along with some firm food and drinks favorites such as the peppermint mocha.
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The Manson Family in Photos: Portraits of Murder
As we near the 50th anniversary of the Tate-LaBianca murders, and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' plays in theaters, interest in the Manson Family and their gruesome crimes has returned.
Twitter Users Share Opening Sentences to Novels Written About Coronavirus
"It was the worst of times, it was the worst of presidents," wrote American political scientist Norman Ornstein.
More Than 2,000 U.S. Service Members Have Now Contracted Coronavirus
A Pentagon spokesperson told Newsweek that 144 have already recovered.
Coronavirus Updates in Michigan, Florida and Louisiana
The novel coronavirus has continued to spread across the country, infecting people in every state across the U.S. While New York remains the virus's epicenter in the U.S., a number of other states like Michigan, Louisiana and Florida have also been severely impacted.
How to Live Stream New York Governor Cuomo's Wednesday Coronavirus Briefing
The state recorded its highest single-day death toll, 731, since the start of the coronavirus outbreak.
Video Shows Man Punch New York Police Officer in Back of the Head
The man who punched the NYPD officer was charged with two counts of assault and obstructing governmental administration.
Americans Are More Worried About Social Distancing Ending Too Early: Poll
The new survey also found that more than half of U.S. adults wanted social distancing measures to become more aggressive.
41 New York MTA Workers Have Died of Coronavirus
Governor Andrew Cuomo said a compensation package would likely need to be addressed for first responders, transit and health care workers who die from COVID-19.
California Agents Seize 50,000 Medical Masks From Business Owner
Attorney General William Barr warned in March that people sitting on stockpiles of masks would "be hearing a knock on your door."
CDC Advice on How to Make a Face Mask with Fabric
While surgical masks and N-95 respirators should be reserved for health care workers, the CDC is advising the public to wear cloth face masks.
Man Arrested for Punching His Mother During Fight Over Toilet Roll Supply
The 26-year-old from Saugus, California, hit his mother after accusing her of hiding the family's toilet paper, which is in short supply during the coronavirus pandemic.