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Quarantine and care facility at Cook County Jail

Chicago's County Jail Is Facing The U.S.' Worst COVID-19 Outbreak

The coronavirus pandemic has exploded at Chicago's Cook County Jail from three positive cases last month to 400 now.

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Newsy

Life Has Changed: U.S. Couple Stranded In New Zealand Amid Pandemic

1:43Grocery store clerk cleans checkout area
Associated Press

Essential Workers Can Return To Work After Potential COVID-19 Exposure

0:54Groceries bagged in single use plastic bags
Gillian Flaccus / AP

States Loosen Plastic Bag Bans Over Coronavirus Concerns

0:54"For Sale By Owner" and "Closed Due to Virus" signs
AP / Paul Sancya

U.S. Jobless Report: Unemployment Increases To 5.1%

1:00A JBS USA beef plant where workers went on strike due to lack of coronavirus protections
JBS USA

Some Meat Processing Plants Have Shuttered As Workers Catch COVID-19

3:05A nurse works in protective clothing in a hospital room
Marcel Kusch / AP

Coronavirus Diagnosis Could Lead To Surprise Medical Bills

1:13People stand outside in Massachusetts.
AP

New COVID-19 Models Predict Lower Total U.S. Death Toll

0:58Nurse Brittney Groover, center, runs through procedure with other health professionals in the mobile field clinic
Rogelio V. Solis / AP

CDC Issues New Guidance For Essential Workers Who Are Asymptomatic

0:29Man stands outside the New York State Department of Labor
John Minchillo / AP

6.6 Million Americans Filed For Unemployment Last Week

1:09Former Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly
Alex Brandon / AP

Resigned Navy Official's Guam Trip Cost U.S. $243,000

Marc Cooper, Owner of Tissue Plus
Tim Ouillette

Life Has Changed: Toilet Paper Company Faces Sudden Surge In Demand

3:59Women in Chicago's South Side
Associated Press

Is COVID-19 Disproportionately Killing Black Men?

1:27Anthony Fauci with President Trump
Alex Brandon / AP

U.S. Officials Consider Relaxing Lockdown Requirements

3:18inmates walk around a recreation yard at the Deuel Vocational Institution in Tracy, Calif.
AP

COVID-19 Is Forcing Cities Into The Future Of Criminal Justice Reform

1:15The Washington Monument
Andrew Harnik / AP

D.C. Struggles To Keep Residents Inside, Braces For Virus Surge

3:08Person in mask with workbook
Matt Rourke / AP

How Are Educators Prioritizing Students' Mental Health?

0:56Dr. Anthony Fauci
Alex Brandon / AP

Fauci Says U.S. Should Be In 'Good Shape' For School In The Fall

1:21Abortion protestors outside an Indiana Planned Parenthood
AP / Michael Conroy

Appeals Court Upholds Texas Abortion Ban Amid Coronavirus

0:48A screenshot from a Zoom video conference
AP / The Rev. Laura E. Everett

Lawmakers Call For Investigation Into Zoom

1:40Thomas Modly
AP / Alex Brandon

Acting Navy Secretary Resigns After Calling Captain 'Stupid'

1:50Play therapist
Kit McGurn

Life Has Changed: Child Therapist Fears Effects Of COVID-19

3:17A photograph taken by Stephanie Keith depicts a pharmacist wearing personal protective equipment in Queens, New York.
Stephanie Keith

What's It Like To Cover the Pandemic?

0:59American Airlines plane
Gene J. Puskar / AP

American Airlines Cuts Flights To NYC Area From 271 To 13 A Day

1:27Thomas Modly
U.S. Department of Defense

Acting Navy Secretary Sorry For Calling Ex-Commander 'Stupid, Naive'

0:45Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan
AP / Paul Sancya

Detroit Hospitals Report Spike In Cases Among Workers

1:07The USNS Comfort arrives in New York City
FEMA

Crew Member On USNS Comfort Tests Positive For COVID-19

0:55Female recruits in their first 24 hours of military training learn basic formation commands on June 14, 2006.
U.S. Army

Army Pauses Sending Recruits To Basic Training Over Coronavirus

1:04Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
Mic Smith / AP

Boeing Shuts Down South Carolina Operations Amid Stay-At-Home Order

Chef Noel Argote-Herrera
Zach Voss

Life Has Changed: Idaho Chef Sells Food Curbside To Stay In Business

0:53Defense Secretary Mark Esper
Alex Brandon / AP

Defense Department Issues New Guidance On Face Coverings