UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

Communities across the US take aggressive measures to control the coronavirus outbreak, cases in the country jumped to more than 1,200; travel from 26 European countries to the US has now been banned, the Trump Administration’s response to the crisis generating criticism and confusion; and in Mexico City a subway train collision killed one person and injured dozens.

US officials ramping up measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus, including a containment zone outside of New York City; the outbreak sparking panic buying of toilet paper, we talk to an expert about reasons behind it; and Biden picked up massive wins on Tuesday’s races, delivering a big blow to Sanders.

The Coronavirus outbreak causes a ripple effect across the United States with more than 750 people infected across 36 states; Doctors and activists in U.S cities with large immigrant communities are asking people not to be afraid to get tested for Coronavirus if they feel they’ve been exposed; It’s Mini-Super Tuesday as six states head to the polls in the Democratic primary.

Financial markets around the world plummet as coronavirus fears grow; a cruise ship with at least 21 passengers finally docking in Oakland, California; and a day without women in Mexico as activists demand justice for victims of gender-based violence.

Trump authorizes $8 billion to fight coronavirus as cases worldwide pass 100,000; Biden and Sanders battle for Sen. Warren's coveted endorsement; and the Trump administration races to the courts to keep its 'Remain in Mexico' policy alive.

Coronavirus death toll rises to 11 in the U.S. as countries around apply stricter measures; hoarding and price gouging fears in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak; and 19 states sue the Trump administration over border wall funds.

Joe Biden scores big on Super Tuesday with major gains in the South; coronavirus continues to spread in the U.S. as 9 deaths linked to a cluster in Washington state; and locals in a Mexican town lash out at Central American migrants.

The United States preps for a coronavirus pandemic, as the number of cases continues to rise; Trump proposal to close border with Mexico causes anxiety for border residents; and a one-on-one interview with Michael Bloomberg

U.S. reports its first two coronavirus-related deaths in Washington state; the Trump administration comes under fire for its response to the outbreak; and Joe Biden's resurgence ahead of Super Tuesday.

Uncertainty over the spread of coronavirus continues to rattle the markets; President Trump defends his administration’s handling of the outbreak; and controversy over the Justice Department’s decision to create a task force dedicated to strip naturalized Americans of their citizenship.