Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly said Sunday it is safe to begin traveling by plane again as his airline has taken measures to protect passengers from the coronavirus. Published May 3, 2020
Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez said Sunday he views potential documentation of sexual assault allegations against former Vice President Joseph R. Biden as comparable to concerns raised about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails during her failed 2016 presidential campaign. Published May 3, 2020
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Sunday she does not like being asked about sexual assault allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden. Published May 3, 2020
President Trump criticized former President George W. Bush's call to put aside partisanship amid coronavirus but not during the impeachment proceedings of Mr. Trump. Published May 3, 2020
The U.S. is in the early stages of understanding how the coronavirus spreads through people who display no symptoms, according to Dr. Deborah Birx, the U.S. coronavirus response coordinator. Published May 3, 2020
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday recommended that homeless shelters take immediate steps to protect their populations, including social distancing and testing everyone at shelters that have recorded cases, given the presence of asymptomatic and presymptomatic coronavirus-infected people. Published May 1, 2020
Apple and Google's work to create a coronavirus contact-tracing program on their phones looks poised to hit a major snag in enlisting people to voluntarily participate. Published April 30, 2020
Young Americans for Liberty president Cliff Maloney is pursuing litigation against a Florida official for thwarting his ability to obtain a firearm amid social distancing restrictions in response to coronavirus. Published April 30, 2020
Tech troubles have stymied some of the government's coronavirus response efforts, frustrating thousands of out-of-work Americans and small business owners, but technology experts say it does not need to be that way. Published April 29, 2020
Apple added coronavirus testing location sites to its Apple Maps application for all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Published April 29, 2020
An all-volunteer force of roughly 1,500 technology professionals has teamed up to fight the thousands of cyberattacks on hospitals and the medical sector during the coronavirus pandemic. Published April 28, 2020
A North Carolina family's pet dog has tested positive for coronavirus, which was discovered when the family participated in a study at Duke University. Published April 28, 2020
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom on Tuesday recommended the federal government add India, Russia and Syria to its list of countries egregiously violating religious freedom. Published April 28, 2020
Bowing to public backlash, a Connecticut town has canceled plans to use drones to stealthily check residents for signs of coronavirus. Published April 24, 2020
Sens. Dick Durbin and Chuck Grassley asked the Justice Department inspector general to add reviewing the implementation of criminal justice reform and coronavirus relief legislation to its investigation of prisons' handling of the COVID-19 crisis. Published April 24, 2020
Facebook said it will begin publishing the location information of high-reach Facebook pages and Instagram accounts to help combat foreign influence efforts and provide more transparency. The piloting of the new feature will focus on foreign Facebook and Instagram accounts with a large audience in the U.S. Published April 23, 2020
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden effectively tied President Trump in new polling of six battleground states released Wednesday. Published April 22, 2020
Amazon warehouse workers across the country started a sick-out Tuesday to protest working conditions they say risks exposing them to the coronavirus. Published April 21, 2020
White Democrats find former Vice President Joe Biden's age and race more bothersome than do black and Hispanic Democrats, according to a poll released on Tuesday. Published April 21, 2020
A super PAC aligned with moderate Republicans said Monday it would spend $100,000 to oust Rep. Steve King from Congress. Published April 20, 2020
