N95 Masks Stolen from Nonprofit Recovered and Donated
Life-saving masks stolen from a nonprofit are recovered.
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Maryland Judge Won’t Release At-Risk Inmates from Immigration Detention Center
The judge said coronavirus isn’t a sufficiently compelling reason to release “high-risk” immigration detainees.
Experts: Trump’s Advocacy of Anti-Malaria Meds for Coronavirus Treatment is Dangerous
Swedish hospitals have already stopped using hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus, citing its potentially deadly side effects.
Southern Motion Wireless Power Reclining Furniture Recalled Amid Fire Hazard Concerns
Southern Motion, a furniture company, is recalling about 2,300 pieces of Wireless Power reclining furniture because their lithium batteries may overheat, posing a fire hazard.
Insurance Companies Opt to Waive COVID-19 Costs
Insurance companies are opting to waive cost-sharing obligations amid pandemic.
Many Patient Care Workers Lacking anti-COVID Equipment
Not everyone on the frontlines of the COVID-19 has adequate personal protection equipment.
Minnesota Policeman Sues United Airlines for Skimping on Cash Refund
United Airlines has attracted flak for last-minute policy changes and flat-out refusals to provide cash refunds.
ACLU Sues Connecticut, Seeks Release of Low-Risk Inmates Vulnerable to Coronavirus
The ACLU has filed a half-dozen similar lawsuits across the country.
Alabama Department of Human Resources Hit with Negligence Lawsuit Over 8-Year-Old’s Death
The father of an eight-year-old boy who had cerebral palsy and died in his mother’s care is suing the Alabama Department of Human Resources for neglect and wrongful death.
So You Want to Start a COVID Farm?
With the virus exposing the weak spots in our globalized economy, there’s no better time to start a COVID farm to improve your food security.