Marine sings stirring rendition of 'Amazing Grace'
"The President's Own" United States Marine Band posted a video on Easter of Master Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Bennear singing what he called "the most famous spiritual ever written."
"The President's Own" United States Marine Band posted a video on Easter of Master Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Bennear singing what he called "the most famous spiritual ever written."
Doctors advise making healthcare wishes known now in case of COVID-19 hospitalization
A living will, do not resuscitate orders and other legal documents let family and healthcare workers know what you want to do in the event you are hospitalized and can't speak.
A living will, do not resuscitate orders and other legal documents let family and healthcare workers know what you want to do in the event you are hospitalized and can't speak.
Marine's powerful rendition of 'Amazing Grace'
A vocalist in the U.S. Marine Corps band is getting tons of love for his amazing rendition of Amazing Grace. It made us think about all of the first responders and hardworking people during this crisis, so we wanted to take a moment and share Master Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Bennear?s touching performance with you.
A vocalist in the U.S. Marine Corps band is getting tons of love for his amazing rendition of Amazing Grace. It made us think about all of the first responders and hardworking people during this crisis, so we wanted to take a moment and share Master Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Bennear?s touching performance with you.
Layoffs and pay cuts are now striking more white collar jobs
The record-setting flood of layoffs unleashed by the viral outbreak is extending beyond the services industries that bore the initial brunt and are still suffering most.
The record-setting flood of layoffs unleashed by the viral outbreak is extending beyond the services industries that bore the initial brunt and are still suffering most.
Reopening US could require thousands more public health workers
Without the extra help, officials insist, states cannot possibly be ready to resume normal everyday activities.
Without the extra help, officials insist, states cannot possibly be ready to resume normal everyday activities.
Small business loan program runs out of money, no longer accepting applications
A popular small business relief program ran out of funds on Thursday morning, as billions of dollars in additional coronavirus aid remain stuck in congressional limbo.
A popular small business relief program ran out of funds on Thursday morning, as billions of dollars in additional coronavirus aid remain stuck in congressional limbo.
California nurses suspended for refusing to treat coronavirus patients without N95 masks, union says
Several Southern California nurses were suspended after they refused to enter coronavirus patient's rooms without N95 respirator masks, the National Nurses Union said this week.
Several Southern California nurses were suspended after they refused to enter coronavirus patient's rooms without N95 respirator masks, the National Nurses Union said this week.
Facebook to warn users who 'liked' coronavirus hoaxes
The social media company says it's going to notify users if they liked, reacted or commented on harmful misinformation removed from Facebook's news feed.
The social media company says it's going to notify users if they liked, reacted or commented on harmful misinformation removed from Facebook's news feed.
Married nurse couple at Tampa General Hospital fights COVID-19 on the front lines together
Between surgeries one stressful morning, Ben Cayer and Mindy Brock — husband and wife, and fellow nurse anesthetists — peered through layers of protective gear, and locked eyes.
Between surgeries one stressful morning, Ben Cayer and Mindy Brock — husband and wife, and fellow nurse anesthetists — peered through layers of protective gear, and locked eyes.
Unemployment claims jumped by 5.25M last week as coronavirus job carnage continues
The wave of layoffs that has engulfed the U.S. economy since the coronavirus struck caused 5.2 million more people to seek unemployment benefits last week.
The wave of layoffs that has engulfed the U.S. economy since the coronavirus struck caused 5.2 million more people to seek unemployment benefits last week.
Clearwater-based Hooters lays off nearly 700 employees in Tampa Bay
Hooters, which was founded in Clearwater, announced Wednesday it will lay off about 700 workers throughout the Bay Area due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hooters, which was founded in Clearwater, announced Wednesday it will lay off about 700 workers throughout the Bay Area due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Immunocompromised, elderly can have groceries delivered free by pre-med students in Tampa
For a large portion of the population, going to the grocery store during a pandemic is a difficult, stressful, and scary event.
For a large portion of the population, going to the grocery store during a pandemic is a difficult, stressful, and scary event.
Sources believe coronavirus originated in Wuhan lab as part of China's efforts to compete with US
COVID-19 originated in a Wuhan laboratory not as a bioweapon, but as part of China's effort to demonstrate that its efforts to identify and combat viruses are equal to or greater than the capabilities of the United States, multiple sources who have been briefed on the details of early actions by China's government and seen relevant materials tell Fox News.
COVID-19 originated in a Wuhan laboratory not as a bioweapon, but as part of China's effort to demonstrate that its efforts to identify and combat viruses are equal to or greater than the capabilities of the United States, multiple sources who have been briefed on the details of early actions by China's government and seen relevant materials tell Fox News.
Very good dog apparently thinks cheers for health care workers are for him
Riley, a U.K. retriever and very good boy, thought cheers for health care workers were for him.
Riley, a U.K. retriever and very good boy, thought cheers for health care workers were for him.
President Trump: Data indicates US is 'past the peak' of COVID-19 epidemic
The president made his remarks on Wednesday.
The president made his remarks on Wednesday.
Evidence of virus' effect on US economy grows more ominous
The economic picture will likely worsen in the coming weeks and months.
The economic picture will likely worsen in the coming weeks and months.
Major League Baseball employees will participate in 10,000-person COVID-19 study
Researchers have partnered with Major League Baseball employees in a 10,000-person study aimed at further understanding the rate of infection of the novel coronavirus in the United States.
Researchers have partnered with Major League Baseball employees in a 10,000-person study aimed at further understanding the rate of infection of the novel coronavirus in the United States.
Online banking outages reported on same day millions of Americans receive stimulus payment
Many users on Twitter reported having trouble accessing their online bank accounts on the same day that millions of Americans were expected to receive stimulus money.
Many users on Twitter reported having trouble accessing their online bank accounts on the same day that millions of Americans were expected to receive stimulus money.
Year after Notre Dame fire, restoration stalled by coronavirus
Ever since the French landmark was engulfed in flames that destroyed much of the structure's roof and felled its spire on April 15 last year, construction workers have toiled tirelessly to save the 13th-century relic by President Emmanuel Macron's promised five-year timeline.
Ever since the French landmark was engulfed in flames that destroyed much of the structure's roof and felled its spire on April 15 last year, construction workers have toiled tirelessly to save the 13th-century relic by President Emmanuel Macron's promised five-year timeline.
Proposed plan would send Americans $2,000 a month until employment returns to pre-coronavirus levels
The Emergency Money for the People Act would give at least $2,000 a month to every American age 16 or older and making less than $130,000 a year.
The Emergency Money for the People Act would give at least $2,000 a month to every American age 16 or older and making less than $130,000 a year.