Trump has expressed impatience with the strict social distancing measures imposed by governors that have helped contain the virus but have devastated the U.S. economy.
More than any other group, millennials have had their futures compromised by the nation's perverse reliance on financialization and a focus on Wall Street, rather than Main Street, during crises such as the Great Recession and, now, the coronavirus pandemic. Perhaps they can help us achieve a new paradigm where the financial sector plays a supporting role in real economic growth, instead of dominating the center stage.
Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden for president on Monday during a livestream with the two men, telling Biden "we need you in the White House."
The IRS requires eligible households to file a tax return in order to receive their money. But many veterans and their survivors who rely solely on government benefits do not typically have to submit a return.
Among the disputes that will be heard via teleconference are three high-profile cases over whether President Trump may keep his financial records, including his tax returns, shielded from state and congressional investigators.
The sailor's death is the first for one of the U.S. Navy's vessels at sea and comes as nearly 600 sailors on the ship test positive for the coronavirus.
Cuomo, whose state has been hit harder by Covid-19 than anywhere else in the U.S., praised New Yorkers for following the strict social distancing rules that he has imposed to try to contain the outbreak.
Less than 24 hours after the Treasury Department formally extended cash grant offers to the six largest airlines in the U.S., the union representing 120,000 flight attendants is blasting the move with a dire warning.
The vice president's office has refused to allow top public health officials to appear on CNN until the news network agrees to air the White House's daily coronavirus briefings in their entirety, the network said.
Joe Biden rolled out Medicare and student debt forgiveness plans as he kicks off his campaign against Donald Trump amid soaring job losses caused by the coronavirus.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that he believed it was possible that the U.S. could open back up next month, following the effective halt of the economy because of the coronavirus.