Earthquake Hits Near View Park-Windsor Hills, Los Angeles
People living in Los Angeles who felt the quake took to social media describing their experiences.
U.S. Intelligence Has No Evidence Kim Jong Un In Grave Condition: Officials
Senior U.S. intelligence officials told Newsweek that there was no evidence to suggest North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un's health was in grave condition.
DeVos Blocks Undocumented College Students from Receiving Covid-19 Aid
While American citizens fall under those who qualify for emergency assistance, hundreds of thousands of undocumented students will not be allowed access to the aid.
Earth Day 2020: Ways the Planet Has Changed Due to COVID-19
"The pandemic is a reminder that there is no separation between humans and the environment," researcher Karen O'Neill said.
Under Fire, Michigan Governor Pulls Coronavirus Contract From Consultancy
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer cancelled the contract with Great Lakes Community Engagement late Tuesday, after Republicans objected to the firm's connections with many Democratic candidates.
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Majority of Low Income Americans Will Struggle to Pay Bills in April: Poll
A new survey also revealed that less than one in four Americans believed the economy was in a good or excellent condition.
FDA Authorizes First At-Home Coronavirus Test
LabCorp's home collection test to diagnose coronavirus infection will be made available to consumers in most states over the next few weeks.
Low Oil Prices Could Stretch Into May, Analysts Say Following Collapse
U.S. oil prices went negative on Monday for the first time in history, as the market battled with a coronavirus-driven lack of demand, over-supply and limited storage options.
Why the COVID-19 Death Forecasts Are Wrong 2
Models answer questions based on the information they are fed—but with coronavirus, that information is constantly changing and incomplete.
U.N. Secretary-General: Climate Devastation Will Surpass Pandemic's Effects
António Guterres urged governments to capitalize on their pandemic recovery efforts by incorporating efforts to address climate change.
What Is Phase One of Trump's U.S. Coronavirus Reopening Plan?
The first phase will see restaurants, movie theaters, sporting venues, places of worship and gyms reopening. However, social distancing rules still need to be observed.
N.Y. Will Reopen Different Regions Of State Depending on Infection Rates
On Tuesday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo confirmed that the state will reopen on a regional basis, looking at hospitalizations and coronavirus infection rates across different areas.
Barr Says Stay-at-Home Orders Are 'Disturbingly Close' to House Arrest
William Barr said that states must soon begin replacing the orders with more targeted restrictions.
Project 100 Is Handing Out Free $1,000 Cash Payments to 100,000 Households
The charity program targets people on SNAP food benefits to support their finances during the coronavirus pandemic and has a number of high-profile backers.
Global Coronavirus Cases Pass 2.5 Million
The U.S. remains the epicenter of the outbreak, with more deaths from the virus than any other country in the world.
NASA Satellite Reveals Huge Drop in Air Pollution Over Parts of India
"I have never seen aerosol values so low in the Indo-Gangetic Plain at this time of year," said NASA scientist Pawan Gupta.
Teenagers Shop for the Vulnerable During Coronavirus Emergency
"I almost cried," said a user of Six Feet Supplies, a charity started by teenagers who shop for those susceptible to COVID-19.
Tennessee Group Makes Coronavirus Face Masks for Local, International Use
"We're not selling anything," Sacco said Tuesday. "Every single bit of this is donation-only or nothing."
Organizer Helps Rebuild New York's Filipino Community Hit by COVID-19
"When this whole thing started what kept me up at night is the possibility of mass casualties in our community," Riya Ortiz told Newsweek.
These Underwater Art Exhibits Are Helping to Save Our Oceans
British eco-artist Jason deCaires Taylor creates eerie undersea worlds that blend sculpture and marine life, creating havens for coral to regenerate and new ecosystems to thrive.
10 Books That Will Transport You All Around the World
While you're grounded and social distancing, you can still travel the globe through the pages of these novels whose setting is often the main character.
Soothing CBD Gifts for an Anxious Time
CBD may be just the thing to make the stress everyone is feeling a little more bearable. We tested more than 25 gift sets that are a timely treat for yourself or someone from whom you are social distancing.
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20 Million Coronavirus Tests a Day Might Not Be Enough to Protect Public
Mass testing could cost up to $300 billion over two years, but this is "dwarfed by the economic cost of continued collective quarantine of $100 to 350 billion a month," said the authors of a report published by Harvard.
Coronavirus Stayed in Woman's Eyes for 20 Days
Conjunctivitis is thought to be a symptom of COVID-19.
Coronavirus Lockdown Has Changed Life for Animals for the Better
There have been both positive and negative impacts on wildlife during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jeff Sessions Urged Trump Admin To 'Immediately' Halt Immigration
"Who do we owe our responsibility to as government and public officials? It's to the American people first," Jeff Sessions had said.
French Foreign Minister Says U.S. Is Hesitating Over Global Leadership Role
Jean-Yves Le Drian told Le Monde that the coronavirus pandemic was causing a "widening of fractures that have plagued the international order for years."
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Experts told Newsweek how a person should decide whether to self-isolate when they aren't sure if they have COVID-19 or the allergy.
Prince Harry Will Not Be Happy As a Los Angeles Celebrity, Biographer Says
Prince Harry has "swapped royalty for celebrity" in Los Angeles but may struggle to be happy after the first paparazzi images of him and Meghan Markle emerged last week, his biographer tells Newsweek.
94-Year-Old Woman in Georgia Recovers From Coronavirus in Time For Birthday
Jean Yancy recovered after contracting COVID-19 at an assisted living faculty last month. She is one of more than 19,000 Georgia residents known to have contracted the virus since the outbreak began.
