A private emergency room owner bought 20,000 rapid COVID-19 tests, but a week later they were seized by the federal government. It's a bitter example of what can go wrong when local governments try to buy supplies on the open market.

During a press conference at the White House, Trump appeared to believe that the coronavirus is a bacterial pathogen, saying "the germ has gotten so brilliant that the antibiotic can't keep up with it." According to guidance from the World Health Organization, antibiotics are ineffective against viruses like COVID-19 and taking them could increase the risk of "antimicrobial resistance." There is no specific medicine recommended to prevent or treat the coronavirus.

According to The Athletic, Gobert and Mitchell, who both tested positive for the novel coronavirus, are on the outs due to Gobert's flippant attitude toward the virus prior to being diagnosed.

"I thought am I alive? Am I dead?"- David Hunt was treated in the same intensive care unit as the PM after contracting #coronavirus. He wants people to stay home this weekend.

According to USA Today, a high-ranking MLB official said that the league is considering hosting an abbreviated season under a Spring Training-type format. The AL and NL will be reshuffled into the Grapefruit and Cactus leagues, and all games will be played in just two states.

When the financial crisis hit in 2008, Bob Chapman was faced with an impossible choice: lay off thousands of his workers, or go out of business. By finding creative ways to avoid letting people go, his business emerged on other side even stronger.

Just days away from being able to declare an end to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the director-general of the World Health Organization announced a new case has been confirmed.

The L.A. Times found that Instacart's policies all but ensure extra demand during the coronavirus pandemic doesn’t translate into higher pay for workers.

For years, much of Europe has viewed Greece as a problem. But in this pandemic, Greece can walk with its head held high.

The football league had its season upended by COVID-19, and now the fallout has resulted in mass layoffs, with no plans to bring the league back in 2021.

Trademark lawyer @joshgerben shared the revelation, which was met with some cringing and some excitement.

Finding a player who scored his career high while wearing a jersey with the same number? How hard can it be, @BMW__AA?

With an ever-increasing death toll in NYC, funeral home workers are running out of manpower, Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs), and space for the bodies of the deceased.

Presenting an array of dogs who stare at walls, get stuck in strange positions and eat everything that's off-limits, as prompted by @edsbs.

Photos from maternity wards in Thailand show how hospitals are protecting newborns during the coronavirus pandemic.

A brutal hallmark of the pandemic is the way it isolates victims in their final moments. "It has been the biggest challenge of my life, knowing I couldn't be there."

A Belgian engineer has created two simulations to demonstrate how walking and running could impact the spread of COVID-19 around non-family members. On April 7, a Medium post about the models was published, with a title saying people can not exercise close to each other. The post has since been widely shared, leading several journalists to clarify that the original simulations were not published with a peer-reviewed study.