The Wild Animal Sanctuary, which relocated the 39 tigers to sprawling enclosures on the Colorado prairie, has lost both food and financial donations during the coronavirus pandemic.
Vanessa Santiago departed as the virus began to spread through the prison. The outside world had changed in ways she was unprepared for.
The nation's top public health official warned Tuesday that a second wave of the novel coronavirus would likely coincide with the start of flu season and could overwhelm the health system.
From 68 pounds of chickpeas to a case of vanilla frosting to 22 bunches of bananas, online grocery orders aren't going so well right now.
An economic and health crisis is exposing how vulnerable Uber workers really are.
A basic overview of how to wear a mask by a medical professional on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak.
People living under coronavirus lockdown measures are adapting as best they can, but six foreign tourists took an unusual approach by hiding out in a cave in India.
More than 100 ships are floating off the US coast, waiting for a sign they can come home.
This is what I learned during 10 days of treating Covid pneumonia at Bellevue Hospital.
Amish people spend only a fifth as much as you do on health care, and their health is fine. What can we learn from them?
Meet three people whose tweets about surviving COVID-19 briefly made them internet famous.
"One-off tests that you took last week will not be sufficient if we're actually talking about limiting social-distancing and sheltering in place," one expert warned.
Why we can all thank arborists and their insistence on growing all-male trees for contributing to the scourge of allergies.
Reaching the peak is similar to turning the stereo volume from 11 down to 10. Yes, the volume has decreased, but that doesn't mean it's safe to take our hands off our ears.
How Donald Trump failed at the single most important task of the Oval Office: keeping the American people safe from harm.
Could lessons learned fighting coronavirus help tackle climate change?
The pandemic will irrevocably change diners' relationship with eating out, and restaurants need to be ready.
The nationwide study was not a rigorous experiment. But with 368 patients, it's the largest look so far of hydroxychloroquine with or without the antibiotic azithromycin for COVID-19, which has killed more than 171,000 people as of Tuesday.
"Beau" is one of about 2,400 people who have died of COVID-19 in Michigan. Texts, diaries and photos detailed his last days in remarkable detail.
Memory researchers say these months will eventually become a blur for those of us isolating at home.
The convention center was transformed into a makeshift emergency center — but, as it turns out, getting a patient transferred there is almost impossible.
COVID-19 is proving to be a disease of the immune system. This could, in theory, be controlled.
She's a doctor; he's an engineer. Their conversation led to a new system that can decontaminate 80,000 masks a day.
They aren't very informative. You can still learn a lot from them.
Two preprints of California serosurveys offer surprising estimates about the infection rate, and have caused a Twitter "peer review" uproar.
Look, I get it. It's nice to see the animals back and the air pollution clear up. But we don't need a pandemic to show us that a better world is possible.
Always asking the important questions.
Governors in several states said they're eager to restart their local economies, even as new cases of COVID-19 are reported.
Producers forced to pay buyers to take barrels off their hands due to oversupply of crude.
There are still not enough Americans being tested for COVID-19, but there are now many, many ways to be tested. But there are now 57 different tests that have been granted emergency approval by the Food and Drug Administration and more than 190 laboratories are conducting them.
Far more people have died over the past month than have been officially reported, a review of mortality data in 11 countries shows.
The president cited the need to protect jobs in light of "the attack from the Invisible Enemy," a reference to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Facebook and the Carnegie Mellon University Delphi Research Center have teamed up to track the prevalence of COVID-19 and flu symptoms around the country.
Let's think big: how would you create the ideal flying experience? What drives you crazy about flying and what do you never want to deal with again?
As coronavirus test kits were malfunctioning in public health labs across the country, Dr. Robert Redfield repeatedly assured his fellow task force officials in February that the problem would be quickly solved.
The findings have huge implications for everyday life on a labor and delivery unit, as well as potential broader implications.
As new cases and deaths continue to decline, the governor said he wants to use the opportunity to make New York a better place when it does re-open.
Over the last four weeks, more than 22 million people have filed jobless claims filed because of COVID-19. Here's how that compares to the numbers of other historical job losses over the past few decades.
The physical and mental challenges of quarantine are daunting enough. Add two screaming kids and teaching kindergarten to the mix? Anarchy.
If luxury THC granola, weed aperitifs and CBD pillows couldn't make me into a stoner, nothing can.
The pandemic inspired an innovative project to design and make a low-cost ventilator in weeks, not years.
Much to the surprise of public health officials, a once-declining disease is surging again and heavily impacting people who are under age 40.
"The very rich," F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote, "are different from you and me." Rarely has that statement been so glaringly clear, as the self-isolation strategies of the ultrawealthy are revealed by the coronavirus pandemic.
To end the nightmare, lockdowns aren't enough. We need to hunt the virus and defeat it.
Keeping them open can help people with alcohol use disorder avoid withdrawal symptoms, including tremors, hallucinations and seizures
From chicken pox to the common cold, here's where our immune response to COVID-19 might lie on the spectrum.
Daylight, natural ventilation and unfinished wood surfaces can all reduce the abundance of harmful pathogens.
After 20 years of long-distance competition, I ran my fastest. All it took was tech, training and a new understanding of my life.
What you're feeling is totally normal. Here's how to avoid the spiral.
The spike in views of coronavirus coverage is falling away — but it's vital that journalists hold the public's attention if we're going to keep the pandemic at bay.
Unemployment has skyrocketed, but so has the size of the city's volunteer pool and the number of people fostering animals. One month into the shutdown, the city is as complex as it ever was.
One practical exit strategy from lockdown would be identifying green zones, and progressively joining them together once it is safe to do so.
The coronavirus didn't break America. It revealed what was already broken.
"Nobody is regulating anything if the buses are super crowded. I'm regulating it myself."
This is life in the time of coronavirus, where a 46-year-old woman from Indiana is stuck self-quarantining with her husband, one month after he asked for a divorce.
The New England Journal of Medicine has published a horrifying account of a health care executive going to extraordinary lengths to evade what appear to be mafia tactics by the federal government in order to obtain personal protective equipment.
We don't want glory. We just want our jobs to be protected — in every sense.
As confirmed COVID-19 deaths surpass 150,000, clinicians and pathologists are struggling to understand the damage wrought by the coronavirus as it tears through the body.
A group of experts has produced a plan for the US to reopen its economy safely this summer. However, it's contingent on doing at least 20 million tests every day, scaling up contact tracing, and ensuring those who need to isolate can be properly supported.
Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan show the challenges of fighting this pandemic.
