The UK prime minister was moved to intensive care following his hospital admission over his coronavirus symptoms. A Downing Street spokesperson has said that Johnson was not on a ventilator but has received oxygen support. As Boris Johnson remains in hospital, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has been asked to step up "where necessary."

With people around the world forced to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic, a popular way to spend time is baking sourdough bread.

US President Donald Trump stated there "may be retaliation" if India did not allow the export of hydroxychloroquine, a drug he touted as a possible treatment for coronavirus. Hours after, India's Ministry of External Affairs announced it would supply the drug to "nations who have been particularly badly affected by the pandemic." Medical professionals have warned there is no proof that hydroxychloroquine is an effective treatment for COVID-19.

The company announced its new message forwarding limits on Tuesday, restricting users to sharing forwarded content one chat at a time. The decision comes after a jump in forwarded messages since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, HBO's all-access look at NFL training camp will double dip in Los Angeles for the upcoming preseason (provided there is a preseason).

Wisconsinites head to the polls on Tuesday following a tumultuous 24 hours of political back-and-forth between state officials. Citing public health concerns, Governor Tony Evers on Monday issued an executive order suspending all in-person voting, only to be overruled hours later by the state’s Supreme Court. Voters are choosing on Tuesday between Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, in addition to several key state and local races. Scroll down throughout the day for the latest updates.

Solve coronavirus puzzles and design proteins via the video game Foldit-- and no, you don't have to know anything about proteins to be able to play.

The total number of global cases has surpassed 1.3 million, including more than 70,000 fatalities. Over 280,000 patients are reported to have recovered. Get the latest updates from around the world:  France reports its highest daily death total – 833 UK Prime Minister in intensive care unit Japan declares state of emergency US death toll surpasses 10,000 China reports no new deaths South Korea has fewer than 50 new cases for the second day Spain records 743 deaths in the last 24 hours Information from WHO and health agencies Information from journalists, health experts, epidemiologists and more

Domestic violence experts knew lockdowns might exacerbate abuse. Now hotlines are seeing a surge in calls, and governments should have been prepared, researchers say.

Thomas Modly issued an apology to the former commander of the coronavirus-struck aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt Captain Brett Crozier saying, “Let me be clear, I do not think Captain Brett Crozier is naive nor stupid.” In an earlier address to Navy personnel, Modly said Crozier was either “too naive or too stupid” to command his ship if he thought his letter addressing the coronavirus outbreak on the carrier wasn’t going to leak to the media.

"He’s a man of courage, a man with a great conscience, a man of faith. He will be a great president. He will lead our country to a better place," the Georgia congressman and civil rights icon said as he backed Biden in the 2020 presidential race.

The study, published in the widely-cited academic medical journal Annals of Internal Medicine on Monday, noted its limitations in having not included N95 masks in the comparison, and that it is still unknown whether masks "shorten the travel distance of droplets during coughing" at all. Other studies show evidence that any mask prevents virus transmission, but incorrectly-made homemade masks are the least effective.

We ask the Chair Professor of Companion Animal Health and Disease at City University of Hong Kong.

The singer spoke Sunday about her family's frightening experience with COVID-19.

The increase in fatalities in New York due to COVID-19 may cause serious logistical issues if the death rate does not fall. Some officials are discussing temporary interment options that could involve city parks, but, as of Monday morning, Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio have not yet instituted any such plan.

In the world's largest refugee camp, an internet blackout is just one of the problems facing the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya muslims who live there. There are fears that if the virus enters the camps it could spread with lethal speed.

What's harder to believe: That an Oregon city decided the best way to remove a dead beached whale was to stuff it with way too much dynamite? Or, that the debacle can serve as a lesson for dealing with the global COVID-19 pandemic? (h/t @MyDoncaster)