Stores struggle to get shoppers to wear masks
A handful of states and cities have mandated that shoppers wear coverings in grocery stores and other public places...
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Coronavirus live updates: U.S. deaths started sooner than we thought; winter could bring another wave; threat to meat supply
By USA TODAY Senate approved new stimulus package for small businesses, the CDC chief warns second wave of pandemic...
West Bank annexation up to Israel: Pompeo
A controversial decision on whether to annex much of the West Bank is the prerogative of Israel’s new unity...
These folks have always worked from home full-time. Here’s what they say you should know
Working from home has been a big adjustment for millions of workers as we try to stop the spread...
AG Barr Says the DOJ May Take Legal Action against States if Lockdowns Are Deemed Excessive
Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday said the Justice Department could take action against states whose coronavirus lockdowns are...
How bad is the airline crisis? We’re about to find out
The US airline industry is in a crisis unlike any it has ever seen. On Wednesday investors will start...
White House, congressional leaders reach deal to replenish halted coronavirus small business loan program
By USA TODAY The Paycheck Protection Program, which provides loans to small businesses, was halted Thursday after it allocated...
Two dead as severe storms, tornadoes lash South
By USA TODAY Severe storms and tornadoes pounded a wide area of the South on Sunday and Monday. …read...
The head of the WHO warns that 'the worst' of the coronavirus is 'ahead of us'
The WHO chief compared the virus to the 1918 flu that killed 675,000 people in the US and tens...
Millions under tornado watches in areas still recovering from last week’s storms
More than 5 million people are under tornado watches across the southeast — in many of the same places...