Government And Institutions

The outbreak among FedEx workers has prompted questions from New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, who wrote to FedEx Chairman and CEO Fred Smith about safety protocols at the delivery giant.

The airline has accepted U.S. government payroll aid that bans job cuts until Sept. 30.

Fraudsters have preyed upon COVID-19-related fears to get victims' money and personal information.

Here is what you need to know about potential Social Security benefit changes.

The nine justices held arguments in the trademark case remotely using a dial-in format.

Roche has won emergency approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for an antibody test to determine whether people have ever been infected with the coronavirus

The Small Business Administration has approved more than half of the second round of loan money in just five days. Here's where that money is going.

President Trump's chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow has insisted that the U.S. could see a third-quarter economic growth rate as high as 20 percent.

The company said that it will return funds due to SBA's "recently changed rules."

Remote learning has yielded mixed results: Children with cognitive disabilities often have reduced attention spans that lessen the time they can successfully engage online.

The process is being practiced in states throughout the country as the nation grapples with the effects of COVID-19.

Protesters in at least 29 states called upon local governments to allow them to return to work and their daily lives.

The Food and Drug Administration has authorized the emergency use of Gilead’s experimental drug remdesivir for COVID-19 treatment.

TSA screened a record-number of flight passengers on Friday since travel restrictions went into place in March

The move follows a weekend where tens of thousands of the landlocked and homebound hit the sands south of Los Angeles County, where beaches have been closed for weeks.

The FDNY’s 4,000 emergency medical workers are reportedly straining to keep up.

Johnson promised to set out a “menu of options” on how restrictions could be eased.

You must have a Social Security number and be a legal U.S. resident to receive the funds. The government will default to sending you the check by mail if you do not use direct deposit.

Subway trains, which had been disinfected at least once every 72 hours, will be cleaned once every 24 hours starting May 6.

Many Americans are grappling with finding trusted information they need to stay safe during the country’s worst public health crisis in a century, according to a recent AP-NORC poll finding that 66% trust their doctor or health care provider and 52% said the same about their state or local government.