Are they making the right decision to ease Covid-19 restrictions so soon? Here's what the data says.

On Tuesday, WHO spokesperson Fadela Chaib told a Geneva news briefing that “all available evidence suggests the virus has an animal origin and is not manipulated or constructed in a lab or somewhere else."

How much can we expect the coronavirus vaccine to cost? The L.A. Times' David Lazarus looks at how drug companies have inflated prices in the past.

The US president announced that he plans to issue an executive order to suspend applications for permanent residency, commonly known as green cards, for the next 60 days and said the legislation will not impact temporary workers. He made the announcement at Tuesday’s press briefing with the coronavirus task force.

California health officials have partially lifted restrictions on who should receive tests for the coronavirus, recommending for the first time that asymptomatic people living or working in high-risk settings should be considered a priority.

New Yorkers made 14,000 complaints to the city’s police about people violating social-distancing rules enacted to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.

A new study with 368 patients in US veteran hospitals shows there were higher deaths among those given hydroxychloroquine versus regular care, the AP reported. The drug, typically used to treat malaria has been widely touted by President Trump for treating the new coronavirus on several occassions.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor said that Brady was sighted working out by himself at a park downtown by staff patrol. The staffer asked the new Buccaneers quarterback to leave in accordance with the current coronavirus distancing restrictions in place.

State data indicates that Donley County has the highest coronavirus infection rate in Texas. But the story is a lot more complicated than that.

As the number of COVID-19 cases in the US surpasses 800,000, the US Food and Drug Administration authorized the first at-home COVID-19 test from LabCorp’s Pixel. The collection kits require a doctor's order and will be available in most states in the coming weeks, according to the FDA.

The L.A. Times has learned of at least 15 airline workers who have died from COVID-19 from April 5-13. Yet without any central tracking, the true number of deaths in the airline industry is likely to be significantly higher.

The South Korean government has refuted claims that Kim Jong-un is in a critical condition following surgery, saying there is “no unusual signs” regarding the leader’s health. The statement comes following a CNN report which said that Kim is in “grave danger” after undergoing a surgical procedure. A report from Reuters, citing specialty website Daily NK, said Kim is recovering at a villa in the Mount Kumgang resort county of Hyangsan after receiving the surgery on April 12. Speculation about his health began following his absence from an anniversary event.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock held a press briefing on Tuesday to announce that the Oxford University team working on a COVID-19 vaccine will begin human trials from Thursday. Hancock also pledged funding for scientists working at Imperial College London.

Black, Hispanic, and Asian people make up more than 70% of the city’s essential workers, including transit, childcare, health care, cleaning service, and postal employees.

Colleges are mapping out different scenarios, depending on the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic in the fall. Some school may not return to face-to-face instruction until January 2021.

Oil prices fell below zero on Monday. It was a historic drop—and might not be the last.

Running out of new shows to watch while stuck at home? So is Kim Kardashian, apparently. The 39-year-old multihyphenate recently admitted to just now hopping on the Big Little Lies bandwagon, and fans had some choice words for her.