With New York City’s dining scene shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak, chefs from some of the Big Apple’s best restaurants have found new side hustles.

The U.S. has now suffered it’s deadliest day during the Coronavirus outbreak. The World Health Organization, collecting and sharing data as of 4am Friday, reports that 2,909 people died from COVID-19 in a 24-hour period.

Because 2020 couldn’t get any worse, The New York Times reports that a deadly, 2-inch insect called the “Murder Hornet” has made its way into the U.S. for the very first time.

Tom Hanks delivered the virtual commencement speech for the graduates of the Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures at Wright State University.

Across many parts of the US, anti-lockdown protestors have taken to the streets over the government’s response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Just like zoos across the country, the San Antonio Zoo has been closed during the coronavirus pandemic. But this weekend it will offer animal lovers a ‘Drive-Thru Zoo’ experience.

The Little League World Series has been cancelled for the first time in its history due to the coronavirus pandemic.

As spring continues, more and more people are coming outdoors to enjoy the weather. Unfortunately, many municipalities are still trying to prevent the coronavirus outbreak from spreading further.

After a month docked in the Hudson River, the USNS Comfort has departed New York City.

The Tampa Bay Times reports that the Florida Department of Health tried to stop a tally of Coronavirus deaths reported by 22 medical examiners from being released to the public. The newspaper started investigating after noticing that the medical examiner’s death tally from Coronavirus was 10% higher than the tally reported by Florida’s health department.

The University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine has researchers working to determine if dogs can smell COVID-19. Penn Vet is currently training eight dogs to sniff out the virus.

While other states are gearing up to reopen, California is closing down all beaches and state parks over coronavirus concerns.

Former national security adviser John Bolton’s memoir about working in the Trump White House has been delayed for a second time.