Coronavirus

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, President Trump says tariffs on oil imports may happen for American energy worker protection.

Billionaire investor and owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban slammed 3M chairman and CEO Mike Roman on Saturday for failing to be transparent during the coronavirus pandemic.

Gates predicted "we'll be able to open up significant parts of the economy" even before a vaccine.

Chefs around the country repurposing their restaurants to feed health care workers and others in need.

The CDC is recommending all Americans start covering their faces in public, whether it be with a scarf or a homemade mask.

President Donald Trump is warning that the country could be headed into its "toughest" weeks yet.

United Airlines joined JetBlue and Delta in offering free, round-trip flights to health care workers.

The small business loans are considered an integral part of the $2 trillion government pandemic stimulus efforts since companies with less than 500 employees comprise nearly 50 percent of the American workforce.

The tech giant's statement came after New York lawmakers sent a letter to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos on Wednesday accusing the company of not enforcing proper COVID-19 protocols.

The launch of the small business bailout fund has been rocky since it opened on Friday morning.

Quibi, an amalgam of "quick" and "bite," is a mobile phone-only platform that will release short movies and TV shows each weekday.

Shelters from California to New York have put out the call for people to temporarily foster pets.

Governors are competing against other states, countries and even their own federal government for ventilators, which is doubling the cost.

A senior Treasury official says 17,500 loans worth $5.4 billion were awarded by close of  business on Friday, with 1,100 banks participating.

The cuts were most heavily felt in industries such as hotels, restaurants and education as the travel industry shut down, bars and eateries closed their doors, and day care centers shuttered.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' twice-annual conference will kick off Saturday without anyone attending in person.

The full extent of the economic damage caused by the pandemic remains unknown, but Wall Street expects the fallout to be severe as a dismal jobs report did not include the roughly 10 million Americans who filed for first-time unemployment benefits over the past two weeks.

Numerous governors have complained about delays in getting equipment from the Strategic National Stockpile or receiving amounts of gear far below what they had requested.

She called health care workers “heroes” and appealed to the public.

The number of people infected has grown to more than 1.1 million worldwide.