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Michigan hospital sets up 2-step triage process

A suburban Detroit hospital has a two-step outdoor triage process that empowers health care workers to screen and test ...

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Here's the latest for Thursday March 26th: Senate passes $2.2T coronavirus aid package; Biden blasts Trump coronavirus ...

Senate passes $2.2 trillion virus rescue package

The Senate late Wednesday passed an unparalleled $2.2 trillion economic rescue package steering aid to businesses, workers ...

US fencer hopes to compete in delayed Olympics

U.S. Olympic fencer Alexander Massialas is disappointed he won't be competing in the Olympics this year, but he plans to ...

Trump: 'Certain people' want virus to hurt economy

President Donald Trump reiterated Wednesday that "certain people" want the economy to suffer as a result of the coronavirus ...

NY Mayor appeals for federal help to tackle virus

New York's Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Wednesday the city's health care capacity was stretched as it battles to stop the ...

Liberty U. welcomes back students amid virus

The mayor of Lynchburg, Virginia is calling Liberty University's decision to open their campus to students "reckless" in the ...

Virus pummels medics in Spain and Italy

The coronavirus is waging a war of attrition against health care workers throughout the world, but nowhere is it winning more ...

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Here's the latest for Wednesday, March 25th: Senate says 'help is on the way'; NYC building temporary morgue; Chancellor ...

Navy Pier and much of Chicago closed by virus

Popular Chicago attractions like Navy Pier and the Magnificent Mile shopping strip on Michigan Avenue are quiet due to ...

California restricts park access due to crowds

California residents suffering from "cabin fever" while sheltering in place flocked to public parks and beaches last weekend.

Colorado ski resorts shut down amid virus outbreak

Colorado ski resorts are feeling the impact of the global coronavirus pandemic. Ski slopes across the state are closed during ...

Judge orders environmental review of Dakota Access pipeline

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to conduct a full environmental review of the Dakota ...

Unemployment during outbreak worries working class

Ian Smith started as a server at Seed Kitchen & Bar in August. But as the virus spread, business slowed down, sales dropped.

Makeshift morgue set up in NYC for virus overflow

New York City is building a temporary morgue to deal with an expected influx of coronavirus deaths. The Office of Chief ...

Biden calls for 'oversight' of virus aid package

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden says the congressional aid package addressing the coronavirus outbreak goes a ...

Senate leaders voice support for virus rescue bill

The White House and Senate leaders announced agreement Wednesday on an unparalleled, $2 trillion emergency bill to rush aid ...

COVID-19 patients rise in NY with peak in weeks

The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in New York climbed to 3,800, with close to 900 in intensive care, with the ...

Pompeo: G-7 aware of China's virus 'disinformation'

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that the Group of Seven members were all aware of China's "disinformation ...

Canada to send money to workers let go amid virus

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says new federal benefits for those losing income due to COVID-19 will be in people's ...

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