Since many of us are now working from home, bring your child or pet to work day is every day.

Less than 1 in 5 Americans aren’t healthy according to Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, dean of the Freidman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University. Poor diet is the leading cause of poor health in the United States and is responsible for over half a million deaths each year.

Drinking alcohol can increase the risk of contracting the coronavirus, according to the World Health Organization.

With people staying home during the coronavirus outbreak, there are fewer cars on the road.

When Pennsylvania officials shut down the state’s liquor stores last month as part of its coronavirus response, apparently residents didn’t stop drinking — they just starting driving to two neighboring states to buy booze.

In response to President Donald Trump’s assertion that the World Health Organization dropped the ball in its coronavirus response, executive director Mike Ryan says WHO “alerted the world on January the 5th.”

The coronavirus crisis has put a hold on big events.

An Indiana congressman is defending talk of lifting coronavirus restrictions in the U.S., saying letting more people die in order to save the economy is “the lesser of two evils.”

As a result of social distancing measures to stem the further spread of COVID-19, a new survey has found that Americans are lonelier than ever.

Justice continues during the pandemic but the way the system works has changed from crowded courtrooms to Zoom meetings.

Two new NYU studies find that obesity, age and chronic illness leads to an increased risk of COVID-10 hospitalizations after studying infected patients between March 4th and April 4th.

Could the era of cheap airfares be coming to an end? At least in the short term, says one expert.