Tara Law

A shopper wears a face mask due to the coronavirus outbreak while browsing an aisle in the Harris Teeter on First Street, NE, on Monday, March 23.

Americans Bought More Beans, Disinfectants and Oat Milk to Prepare for the Coronavirus Pandemic

As Americans hunkered down at home to protect themselves from the spread of...

As Americans hunkered down at home to protect themselves from the spread of novel coronavirus last week, they filled their pantries with toilet paper, sanitizing products and…oat milk? The milk alternative surged in U.S. sales...

U.S. President Donald Trump answers a question during the daily briefing on the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, at the White House on March 18, 2020, in Washington, D.C.

Trump Wants to Reopen America 'By Easter.' But That's (Mostly) Up to the States, Not the President

Still, the President can coerce governors to follow his bidding

Young Person Dies After Contracting COVID-19 in L.A., Possibly Becoming First U.S. Victim Under 18

At least 11 people have died in Los Angeles County thus far

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) takes an elevator at the U.S. Capitol for a vote on March 18 in Washington, DC.

Rand Paul Becomes the First Senator to Test Positive for the Coronavirus

Paul was the only senator to vote agains a bipartisan $8.3 billion bill int...

Paul was the only senator to vote agains a bipartisan $8.3 billion bill intended to help fight the outbreak

A nurse wears a face mask as a precaution against transmission of the coronavirus on March 12 in Madrid, Spain.

Health Care Workers Around the World Are Sharing Bruised, Exhausted Selfies After Hard Days Treating COVID-19 Patients

Nurses, doctors and other health care workers around the world are sharing ...

Nurses, doctors and other health care workers around the world are sharing photos of their bruised faces after spending hours at hospitals wearing protective masks and goggles treating patients with COVID-19. As the pandemic has...

Cleanstart employees sanitize a Seattle-area office. The company has a great deal of work, but they're running out of supplies.

'My Fear, I Have to Put It Away.' Coronavirus Job Opportunities Put Workers on the Front Lines of the Epidemic

Grocery stores, delivery companies and others are urgently seeking workers....

Grocery stores, delivery companies and others are urgently seeking workers. But many open jobs put workers at risk of contracting the virus.

Harvard Sophomore Jordan Di Verniero, 19, sits with her belongings in front of Eliot House before returning home to Ormond Beach, Florida, for the rest of the semester on March 12 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

'I Could See Everything Just Passing By.' As Colleges Close Amid Coronavirus, Students' Dreams Are Put On Hold — Perhaps Forever

From canceled graduations to uncertain financial futures, college students'...

From canceled graduations to uncertain financial futures, college students' hopes and dreams are in jeopardy as campuses close amid the coronavirus outbreak