States use coronavirus to ban abortions, leaving women desperate: ‘You can’t pause a pregnancy’...
Eight US states have worked to try to halt abortions entirely during the pandemic as clinics report a rise in demand....
US intelligence says it’s investigating COVID-19’s origins (The Hill)
U.S. intelligence agencies in a rare public statement Thursday said they agreed with "the widespread scientific consensus" that the COVID-19 virus was...
More than 70% of federal prison inmates tested for coronavirus are infected (LA Times)
Lawmakers are joining prisoners’ advocates who are alarmed by the government’s response to the growing coronavirus crisis behind bars.
Studies leave question of ‘airborne’ coronavirus transmission unanswered (WaPo)
Research from China detects virus traces in the air, but it is unclear whether such aerosols are infectious or a significant...
Crisis begins to hit professional and public-sector jobs once considered safe (WaPo)
As the novel coronavirus pandemic brought business to a halt, the pain rippled outward, blowing up sector after sector. According to a detailed analysis...
Exclusive: Elizabeth Warren and Jan Schakowsky have a plan to end mask and medicine...
The Democratic lawmakers want the government to take responsibility for manufacturing coronavirus supplies.
Under a new bill...
Repurposed for COVID-19, antiviral drug offers hope at two South Florida hospitals (Miami Herald)
For more than a week, doctors at two South Florida hospitals have been administering a closely watched antiviral, remdesivir, and studying the...
Dogs are being trained to sniff out coronavirus cases (WaPo)
As some states move to reopen after weeks of shutdowns, infectious disease experts say the prevention of future coronavirus outbreaks will require scaling up...
‘Frostbite’ toes and other peculiar rashes may be signs of hidden coronavirus infection, especially...
The cases tend to be mild and resolve on their own. But doctors recommend those with symptoms consider getting tested for...
Florida medical examiners were releasing coronavirus death data. The state made them stop. (Tampa...
When the medical examiners’ list was available, it showed more deaths than the state’s count.
State officials...
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