If you’re booked on an upcoming voyage with Southwest Airlines, you might want to pack some food and an empty water bottle before heading to the airport.
Despite mounting pressure to drop out, a rep for Bernie Sanders on Tuesday said the Vermont senator plans to forge ahead with his presidential campaign, saying he’s willing to take on opponent Joe Biden in an April debate.
When Amazon officials warned against price gouging during the coronavirus pandemic, clearly they were serious. The online retailer on Tuesday announced it has given the heave-ho to nearly 4,000 offending sellers.
Relief from the coronavirus’ impact will soon come to workers, employers, and the health care system after lawmakers and the White House reached a deal on a $2 trillion rescue package.
If you needed more proof on why self-isolation and social distancing are necessary, look no further than Missouri. Five members of the Weinhaus family have all come down with COVID-19.
With healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak reporting the need for face masks, several of the tech giants have stepped up to help.
As many American’s worry about putting food on the table in the midst of shutdowns, furloughs and layoffs, President Donald Trump Monday suggested that the US may soon ease COVID-19 recommendations.
As the Democrat Party starts to wind down the primary season and select their candidate, now comes the time to determine who else will be on the ticket.
Among the wild claims about coronavirus shared on social media is one about people catching it at the gas station. But is there any truth to what you’ve read on your newsfeed?
As the International Olympic Committee considers what to do about the 2020 Summer Games in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, at least two countries have withdrawn from the competition.
A day after Tesla’s California factory was busted for continuing production in spite of the governor’s shutdown orders, the auto manufacturer has announced plans to temporarily close the facility.
As shortages of essential products continue all over the U.S., one enterprising restaurant in Minnesota has come up with a way to drum up business: by offering a free roll of toilet paper with every order.
