In the private call, arranged by the Players Association President Chris Paul, NBA stars LeBron James, Damian Lillard, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant, Kawhi Leonard and Stephen Curry decided in favor of resuming the season with proper safety measures, sources have told @ChrisBHaynes. According to ESPN, the players association has started informally polling players on whether the season should return.

On Tuesday, Louisville's mayor called for an investigation into the March 13 shooting and death of Breonna Taylor. The 26-year-old EMT was shot at least eight times by city police officers who said they were carrying out a drug warrant, according to a lawsuit filed on April 27 by family members.

Dr. Anthony Fauci testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on Tuesday alongside three other US medical officials. The nation’s top infectious disease expert used his time to warn against reopening the country prematurely, potentially sparking a second coronavirus outbreak.

A software engineer from Bangalore was worried about being forced to download Aarogya Setu. So he ripped its guts out.

He shot his own cover, tried to explain the plot of Tenet, and nearly burned down his kitchen on a video chat with GQ.

The Canadian singer-songwriter is facing criticism over a social media post in which he blamed "bat eating, wet market animal selling, virus making greedy bastards" for putting the world on hold, including postponing concerts he had scheduled in the UK.

The senator from Virginia was spotted wearing a vivid bandana over his face during Dr. Anthony Fauci's Senate testimony on the reopening of the economy on Tuesday.

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States are beginning to reopen businesses, but not all workers are comfortable facing the continued risks posed by the coronavirus. Here's what will happen to their unemployment benefits.

Across the U.S., landlords and tenants are wrangling over next month’s rent while an approaching avalanche of evictions threatens to bury them both.

The president ended the press conference shortly after an exchange with Asian-American CBS News reporter Weijia Jiang and other journalists. Jiang asked the president why he continues to compare the US’ testing rate to other countries like it’s a “global competition” when “every day Americans are still losing their lives” to the virus. “They’re losing their lives everywhere in the world,” Trump replied, “And maybe that’s a question you should ask China.”

26-year-old Breonna Taylor was killed in her apartment, shot at least eight times by Louisville police officers, according to a lawsuit filed by the family accusing officers of wrongful death, excessive force and gross negligence.

Anthony Fauci, Robert Redfield, and more experts provided updates about the U.S. response, treatment efforts, and more at the Senate’s first major hearing on the pandemic.

According to TMZ, La Barrie was killed after a car driven by Ink Master star Daniel Silva crashed into a street sign and tree in Los Angeles, California on Sunday. Silva is currently being treated for a broken hip and will "either be arrested for murder there or once he's discharged."

Dakota Johnson tells Marie Claire magazine she wasn’t hired to co-direct Coldplay’s video for “Cry Cry Cry” just because she’s Chris Martin’s girlfriend.

Instead of merely prescribing rest, exercise, and healthful eating, digital anthropologist and author Rahaf Harfoush says it’s time to deconstruct the underlying cultural sources of burnout and do something radical: Work less.

During a press conference in the White House Rose Garden, Washington Post reporter Philip Rucker asked Trump to provide an explanation for his Sunday Tweets, where he accused former President Barack Obama of committing the “biggest political crime in American history." Trump replied, "Obamagate" and later added, "you know what the crime is. The crime is very obvious to everybody."