Hospitals in the United States could lose more than $500 billion in 100 days during the coronavirus pandemic, according to former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin. While Congress has appropriated $175 billion in total stimulus…

South Korea ended its stringent social distancing policies Wednesday after halting the spread of the coronavirus. But although sports fans will soon be allowed to return to stadiums and as museums and libraries began to…

President Donald Trump has tapped businessman Louis DeJoy, a top donor to the president and the Republican National Committee, to be the new head of the U.S. Postal Service. DeJoy, a native of Brooklyn, New…

SAN DIEGO - The first coronavirus-related death of a U.S. immigration detainee was reported by health officials Wednesday. The man was being held at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center near the U.S.-Mexico…

As much of the country looks forward to the possibility of rubbing shoulders again in summer, scientists are carefully watching for signs that the coronavirus transmission could slow in warm weather. The consensus seems to…

New regulations released Wednesday by the Education Department will change how K-12 schools respond to students' reports of sexual assault and harassment, requiring administrators to more formally investigate claims and share the evidence with accused…

The Notorious R.B.G. appears to be A-OK. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from the hospital on Wednesday after being treated for gallstones, the court said in a statement. Ginsburg underwent nonsurgical treatment…

President Donald Trump has repeatedly complained he inherited an empty national stockpile from the Obama administration, hamstringing his pandemic response due to a lack of emergency supplies. “The cupboard was bare. The other administration, the…