Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden attacked Donald Trump for directing his administration to ask the Supreme Court to strike down the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the midst of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

A new, as-of-yet-rare-but-deadly syndrome has begun to affect children in the United States, according to Dr Sanjay Gupta, CNN's longtime medical correspondent.

American physician Dr. Marc Siegel, appearing on the Tucker Carlson Tonight show, told host Tucker Carlson that despite findings that coronavirus cannot be sexually transmitted, there are still risks involved with having sex during the pandemic.

Aside from the 25th Amendment, if anyone loses their life following Trump's deadly advice, the loved ones they leave behind should organize a class action suit against the president.

Donald Trump, pockets of protesters around the country, and others are clamoring for the United States to be "reopened" from the severe lockdown conditions it's been under to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, but that won't happen until individual testing for the virus ramps up dramatically.

With the world in the grip of the novel coronavirus pandemic--which has caused the deaths of tens of thousands on the one hand, and extreme lockdown conditions to protect people's health and try to slow the spread of the virus on the other--the development and successful production of a vaccine seems like today's holy grail to allow the United States, and the world, to resume normal life.

Maintaining an adequate supply of ventilators to match the demand of the stream of hospitalized COVID-19 patients filling New York state beds has been a singular challenge during the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, and the federal government has been an unreliable partner in helping meet demand, according to New York Gov Andrew Cuomo.

On Saturday, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro feuded with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, during a Situation Room meeting regarding the use of hydroxychloroquine.

After years of he and his boss complaining about "socialism," Vice President Mike Pence is promising healthcare to all Americans--whether they have health coverage or not. It sounds much more like something that you would expect to come out of the mouth of a Democrat than a top member of the Trump administration.

Dr. Birx emphasized to the public that New York state was not experiencing shortages of ICU beds or ventilators.