While the stories of people who are sick but can’t get tested get widespread attention, President Trump presented the situation very differently on a Friday visit to the CDC: "Anybody that needs a test gets a test," Trump said.

People began expressing their concerns for the singer’s health on Friday after multiple videos of his concerts were posted online. During a show in Memphis, the singer confirmed he’s not on drugs and appreciates “the love and support” from fans.

Tidwell, who was once a finalist on So You Think You Can Dance, died on Friday according to an announcement from his brother Travis Wall.

Due to coronavirus concerns, the Lombardy region, where Milan is the capital, and 11 other provinces could go on lockdown, according to Italian newspapers la Repubblica and Corriere.

As of Saturday morning, there have been 17 reported deaths from coronavirus in the United States, with 29 states having seen positive cases of the virus. New York is officially in a state of emergency. Here's more of the latest information.

Marnie, who rose to massive social media popularity thanks to being a floppy-tongued bundle of joy, passed away at the age of 18.

"I encourage everyone who chooses to be negative & question my work at the @WhiteHouse to take time and contribute something good & productive in their own communities," Mrs. Trump said after people criticized the project.

Media members will no longer be allowed into the dressing rooms before or after NHL games in an effort to limit the potential spread of COVID-19. Shortly after the NHL announced the new policy, NBA insider @ShamsCharania reported that the league is considering something similar. Sports reporters had differing opinions on the impact of the policy.

According to The New York Times, Prince, founder of the notorious private military group Blackwater and brother of Trump's Sec. of Education Betsy DeVos, helped recruit former spies to run secret intelligence-gathering operations on "Democratic congressional campaigns, labor organizations and other groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda."

The total number of global cases surpassed 100,000, including more than 3,400 fatalities and nearly 56,000 discharged patients. Get the latest updates from around the world: A hotel used as a quarantine facility collapsed in southeastern China South Korea sees more than 7,000 cases Italy is expected to shut down provinces in the northern region France and Germany report over 600 cases each US death toll reaches at least 19 Information from WHO and health agencies Information from journalists, health experts, epidemiologists and more

City leaders and festival organizers announced on Friday that the weeks-long SXSW event would be canceled due to concerns around the coronavirus outbreak. The economic impact on the service and hospitality industries in Austin stands to be monumental, not to mention the effects on bands, filmmakers and future events across the country.

Players were told they shouldn’t shake hands before matches to avoid the potential spread of coronavirus. But it didn’t stop them from celebrating at the end of the Liverpool vs Bournemouth game.

The Ohio congressman, who was an assistant coach at Ohio State University, denies the claims by the former athletes. Several athletes say it's "inconceivable that Jordan did not know of the abuse" since it was routinely discussed, a CNN report says.

Selena Gomez opened up about people who criticize her singing and said she works hard to create music she's passionate about. Kelly Clarkson had the perfect response.

Crews are attempting to rescue people who have been trapped after the Xinjia Express Hotel collapsed in Quanzhou. According to Chinese state media, the hotel is a medical observation site for people who had contact with coronavirus patients.

The franchises have been notified that due to coronavirus outbreak teams should be ready to play without fans in the arena if the need arises, according to @ShamsCharania.

Cuban, who is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, was fined over his "effort to influence refereeing decisions during and after a game," a statement from the NBA said.