Coronavirus May 17, 2020 Person with coronavirus attends Mother's Day religious service in California, exposes 180 to virus, health officials say More than 180 people who attended a religious service on Mother's Day in Northern California were exposed to coronavirus after someone who attended the event last Sunday tested positive for the virus.
Hawaii May 17, 2020 NYC tourist arrested in Hawaii after posting Instagram beach pics instead of quarantining A tourist from New York City was arrested Friday morning after posting Instagram photos on Hawaii beaches when he was supposed to be in quarantine, the governor’s office said.
Navy May 17, 2020 More than a dozen USS Theodore Roosevelt sailors test positive for coronavirus a second time At least 13 sailors serving aboard the sidelined USS Theodore Roosevelt have tested positive for the coronavirus a second time, according to reports.
Coronavirus May 15, 2020 Asian wet markets still ‘filthy’ despite coronavirus pandemic, PETA video shows A shocking graphic video posted on Twitter this week shows conditions in Asian “wet markets” haven’t changed despite a coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 307,000 people worldwide.
Coronavirus May 14, 2020 Texas sees spike in coronavirus deaths as Supreme Court denies inmates' request for more protection Texas saw its deadliest COVID-19 day of the coronavirus pandemic so far, with state officials reporting 58 deaths during a time span between Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, according to state tabulations.
California May 14, 2020 California Gov. Newsom proposes billions in budget cuts, slashing state workers' pay by 10 percent California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday proposed cutting $6.1 billion from the state’s budget to alleviate the financial hit from coronavirus pandemic.
Europe May 14, 2020 Hungary's Orban cites 'fake news' about coronavirus for detentions A recent change in Hungary’s criminal code allows authorities to jail people for up to five years for spreading fake news about the coronavirus pandemic, a move pro-democracy advocates claim is a means for Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s to silence his critics.
Florida May 14, 2020 Florida's DeSantis lifts coronavirus lockdown for remaining Miami-Dade, Broward counties Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Thursday that Broward and Miami-Dade counties would enter Phase 1 of reopening next week amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus May 14, 2020 Fourth USDA inspector dies of coronavirus amid meat plant reopenings, millions of hogs facing euthanasia A fourth food inspector with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has died from the coronavirus following outbreaks across the country’s meat processing plants that have cause major delays in the food supply chain, according to a report Wednesday.
Wisconsin May 14, 2020 Wisconsin bars flooded with patrons hours after state Supreme Court strikes down coronavirus stay-at-home order everal bars across Wisconsin became flooded with patrons just hours after the state Supreme Court issued a ruling striking down an extension of Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at-home order that had been in effect since mid-March to limit the effect of the coronavirus.
Food-Drink May 14, 2020 Designer creates face masks with straw holes: 'Here in New Orleans, we like to drink' Talk about priorities.