HuffPost: CoronaVirus

The president has long resisted being photographed with a face covering.

The country is slated for a "much longer, slower burn" than what it experienced in the spring, says one researcher.

Major League Baseball and other pro leagues are eager to start playing again, but the worsening pandemic makes it clear that's a bad idea.

More than 69,000 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed on Friday as nine states reached records for single-day infections.

At least 10 other people who work in the Mississippi Capitol have also been diagnosed with COVID-19.

The Republican Party “has now given us, let’s be clear, two successive presidencies that have brought the country to its knees,” said the MSNBC host.

“A lot more Americans are going to die,” warned the economist.

The university's site tracks where each state currently stands on safety, health and academic help.

The president repeated his baseless wishful thinking about COVID-19, saying states like Florida and Texas are "going to have it under control very quickly."

More than 1,300 people incarcerated at San Quentin prison alone have been infected with COVID-19, and seven have died so far.

The American Academy of Pediatrics supports reopening schools. But its latest statement is a sharp rebuke of President Trump's blunt approach.

First they said infections weren't mounting. Now they're saying deaths aren't increasing — even though they are.

At least one minor has died in Texas after testing positive for the coronavirus.

The White House has totally given up on its original reopening plan.

More than 1,000 employees of the Transportation Security Administration have tested positive for the coronavirus.

After lobbying for an exemption to what counts as a "small" business, Catholic dioceses and ministries were approved for at least 3,500 forgivable loans.

Stay up to date as we cover the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its effects across the world.

Get out your thermometers. The president's coming to town with his "viral campaign."

Del Marsh, a state senator in Alabama, said he's “not concerned” with the spike in infections and touted the controversial idea of herd immunity.

What to look for when stores reopen from COVID-19 closures, and how to sanitize your new clothes when you get home.