Government And Institutions

Across the U.S., officials have begun releasing inmates or refusing to accept more individuals as they grapple with the pandemic.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Wednesday the temporary suspension would start at the end of the day.

Dr. Fauci, 79, has been NIAID director since 1984.

And yes, many, if not all states consider liquor stores "essential businesses."

Gun stores in South Florida are running out of inventory as COVID-19 continues to spread.

Here is how COVID-19 is impacting the U.S. Postal Service.

Despite what you may have read in a text message or on social media, there are currently no plans for a national quarantine

Software company Unacast has developed a “Social Distancing Scoreboard,” which compares states based on change in distance traveled.

Here is what California is doing to address COVID-19 after stay-at-home order.

The pandemic prompted President Trump to delay the October deadline for air travelers to present Real ID-compliant driver's licenses.

The agency has been tasked with sending out relief checks to American households in the middle of tax season.

Amazon is suing the Defense Department to overturn the award, potentially worth $10 billion to Microsoft

The New York City jail system reported at least 19 inmates and 12 staff members had been diagnosed with coronavirus as of Saturday night.

A surge in infections has caused a critical shortage of medical supplies in many places.

U.S. citizens trying to fly home should be aware of new government-issued travel safety measures.

The Fed has introduced a series of moves to increase liquidity

The governor said infection rates are doubling every four days in some parts of the state and issued the dire prediction that 56% of California's population could contract the virus over the next eight weeks.

Haley, the former United Nations Ambassador, delivers a new blow to Boeing.

The FDA recently approved a COVID-19 test developed by UNC Medical Center, Chapel Hill’s Clinical Microbiology and Molecular Microbiology Labs.

The NBA union's head defended the coronavirus testing of players and instead placed blame for lack of available tests on the federal government.