Dave Ross

Now that the 2020 contenders are set, the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. is going to have to share the stage with plain old politics.

President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is calling for a global fast on Good Friday, a traditional day of fasting for the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics.

To fill the free time I suddenly have because of not commuting, I plan to write an occasional Isolation Diary, and so this will be Page 1.

As unemployment numbers continue to skyrocket and businesses struggle, experts remain concerned over the ongoing shutdown of the economy.

However you broach the subject, a responsible re-opening of the economy would depend on getting Americans to do as we’re told.

Dr. Cohen describes the level to which age and preexisting conditions play a factor in coronavirus.

UW professor Thomas Halverson believes that schools should considering offering students deferrals, as they continue to remain stuck at home.

Andrew Yang's idea of $1,000 checks for everyone may have sounded crazy, but if we had that system today, we'd have our relief money already.

Windermere economist Matthew Gardner discusses state job losses and if he believes the economy will recover from the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

Could it be that we wake up from this coronavirus nightmare and find ourselves in an America that ends up with Medicare For All?