Coronavirus - National

• Biden unveils Covid-19 plan based on 'science not politics' as he signs new initiatives
• Evolving pandemic: New Coronavirus strain
• Millions of stimulus payments for TurboTax customers and others sent to wrong accounts
• Gov. Whitmer announces state is moving into next phase of vaccine rollout
• Doctor drives three hours to get Covid-19 vaccine to rural Michigan hospital
• Stimulus payments to Americans are on the way, government says
• St. Joseph County Community reacts to $2,000 stimulus checks being stuck in the Senate
• House approves Trump's $2K checks, sending to GOP-led Senate
• Covid-19 hospitalizations this past week were higher than ever
• House passes measure to increase stimulus checks to $2,000
• Kentucky sisters lost their mom, dad and grandfather to Covid-19 within four weeks
• Trump throws Covid relief bill in doubt by asking Congress to amend it
• Small Business Owners worry Economic Relief package won't be enough
• White House virus coordinator Deborah Birx says she will retire
• When will you get a second stimulus check?
• Biden receives first dose of Covid-19 vaccine on live television
• Mail carrier makes a special delivery for a mom battling Covid-19
• Fauci says he would advise against additional restrictions on UK travel as country grapples with new coronavirus variant
• Congress approves long-awaited $900 billion Covid rescue package, overcoming months of gridlock
• Medical Minute: The role vaccines will play in fight against COVID-19
• Indiana restaurant sues governor, state over mask mandate
• Vice President Mike Pence receives coronavirus vaccine
• First COVID-19 vaccine shipment to reach St. Joseph County Thursday
• 94-year-old World War II veteran shares story of surviving Covid-19
• First public Covid-19 vaccines injected as US death toll nears 300,000
• ICU nurse in New York among the first people in the US to get authorized coronavirus vaccine
• 7-year-old's bracelet making raises $20,000 for hospital pandemic gear
• First batch of coronavirus vaccine ships out from Pfizer plant for all 50 states
• Actress Carol Sutton dies of Covid-19 complications
• Country music legend Charley Pride dies at 86
• Covid-19 ravages the US as CDC committee votes to recommend Pfizer vaccine
• Three snow leopards test positive for coronavirus, making it the sixth confirmed animal species
• FDA issues emergency use authorization for Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine
• White House chief of staff told FDA chief vaccine must be authorized Friday or he needs to resign
• Three snow leopards test positive for coronavirus, making it the sixth confirmed animal species
• Pence sets Indiana trip to discuss coronavirus vaccine
• FDA head expects vaccine emergency use soon
• 14 million American households are at risk of eviction as protections expire
• Boston College football team opts out of bowl game opportunity following pandemic-impacted season
• First batch of vaccines being distributed in Indiana next week
• US panel endorses widespread use of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
• AP-NORC poll: Only half in US want shots as COVID-19 vaccine nears
• Letters to Santa reveal kids' pandemic fears
• New White House offer adds $600 checks to COVID-19 relief
• Biden vows to reopen most schools after 1st 100 days on job
• Michigan cancels Ohio State showdown, citing COVID-19 cases
• Michigan House cancels voting session after Giuliani tests positive for COVID-19
• Michigan hospitals: Partial shutdown should be extended
• Talks continue in Congress on government funding and Covid relief
• Carnival cancels all remaining cruises through February 2021
• CNN Exclusive: Biden says he will ask Americans to wear masks for the first 100 days he's in office
• Former Presidents Obama, Bush and Clinton volunteer to get coronavirus vaccine publicly to prove it's safe
• Indiana in third place for worst hospitalization rate in U.S
• CDC will decrease coronavirus quarantine time from 14 to 7-10 days
• Starbucks is giving free coffee to health care workers this month
• Millions may be getting shortchanged on unemployment benefits, GAO finds
• A nurse is suspended after her TikTok bragging about breaking Covid-19 rules goes viral
• Don't expect a second stimulus check this year. Here's what Congress is talking about instead
• Moderna asking US, European regulators to OK its virus shots
• El Paso issues a curfew ahead of Thanksgiving as it continues to fight a surge of Covid-19 cases and deaths
• White House coronavirus task force calls for 'significant behavior change of all Americans'
• Weekend air travel hits pandemic-era record, despite health officials' pleas to stay home
• Despite Covid travel warnings, more than 1 million people passed through US airports Friday
• Massachusetts man tells two hikers he has Covid-19 and then spits on them for not wearing masks, police say
• A COVID vaccine could be coming to Michiana soon
• Judge won't upset ban on indoor dining during virus spike
• CDC recommends against travel for Thanksgiving
• House speaker shuts door on Whitmer impeachment talk
• Pfizer: COVID-19 shot 95% effective, seeking clearance soon
• Walmart reports shortages of bath tissue and cleaning supplies at some stores
• A couple got married in a hospital parking lot after the groom recovered from Covid-19
• Suburban Cook County follows Chicago with COVID-19 advisory
• 'Grey's Anatomy' powered his ambitions. Now, this doctor is helping the show tackle coronavirus
• Costco's new policy requires all shoppers wear face coverings, even those with medical conditions
• CDC now says masks protect both the wearers and those around them from Covid-19
• US hits 10 million confirmed coronavirus cases
• Britain's Queen Elizabeth seen in face mask for first time during public ceremony
• A North Dakota state legislature candidate who died from Covid-19 appears to have won his election
• Cases of Covid-19 in children on rise, with highest 1-week spike yet
• New Covid-19 cases in NFL for Packers and Ravens, as Browns pause in-person activities
• Township police department in Michigan sidelined because of coronavirus
• Used masks and gloves are showing up on beaches and in oceans
• Fauci says findings on a potential coronavirus vaccine are expected by early December but widespread availability will come later
• Fauci says it might be time to mandate masks as Covid-19 surges across US
• FDA approves remdesivir to treat Covid-19
• US-Canada border will stay closed to non-essential travel until at least November 21
• CVS is filling thousands of pharmacy jobs to battle coronavirus
• Lockdowns in Europe are a warning to the United States
• Small number of sailors test positive for coronavirus on aircraft carrier that previously had Covid outbreak
• Judge rules against Brooklyn Diocese in Covid-19 lawsuit
• CVS, Walgreens to help distribute Covid vaccines to nursing homes
• Indianapolis Colts closing practice facility amid pandemic
• Trump's $1.8 trillion stimulus proposal faces opposition from Pelosi and Senate GOP
• Companies are making some changes for employees health insurance amid the pandemic
• Broadway will stay dark through May 30, 2021
• Trump's physician expects him to return to public events on Saturday
• IRS extends deadline for non-filers to register for stimulus checks
• Health department officer speaks on President Trump's actions with COVID-19
• Personal assistant to Trump tests positive for coronavirus
• Dionne Warwick will host a 'National Day of Remembrance' for the 200,000 Americans lost to Covid-19