Some 83% of voters in three key states tell pollsters they support national paid family leave; a whistleblower alleges cronyism in Trump response to COVID-19.

Western officials say it's highly unlikely COVID-19 escaped from a lab accident; in the meantime, under-counts of coronavirus cases complicate the reopening process in states like Ohio.

Secretary of State Pompeo says China is responsible for the spread of the coronavirus; stay-at-home orders increase the need for mental health services.

President Trump contradicts intelligence on source of coronavirus; and a new report finds some immigrants with legal residency won’t get stimulus checks.

More mixed signals from the White House on COVID-19 testing; and concerns about what happens to the glut of oil now in storage and oil wells no longer in use.

The U.S. tops 1 million in confirmed COVID-19 cases; and some hospital workers fighting the pandemic are financially vulnerable as well.

Tennessee is among the states opening sit-down restaurants despite a spike in COVID-19 cases; and people killed on the job are remembered on this Workers' Memorial Day.

Trump comments lead to spike in hotline calls about disinfectants and COVID-19; and finding new ways to celebrate lives lost during the pandemic.

Scientists at University of Oxford conduct human trials on a COVID-19 vaccine; and fewer young people are being sent to juvenile detention in the U.S. during the pandemic.

Majority Leader McConnell says he favors bankruptcy option for states rather than federal bailout; and coronavirus cases in jail could spike U.S. death toll by 100,000.