At a national level, the U.S. has 'flattened' the curve. Up next is 'squashing it' so we can safely reopen — but a state-by-state analysis reveals that's not going well
The President plans to declare them critical infrastructure as the nation confronts food supply disruptions
If North Korea needs a new leader, Kim Yo Jong could be the most likely choice
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 pandemic, along with the best and most current answers science can provide
TIME shares stories of the remarkable lives led by some of those lost to COVID-19
Think of it as part public health work, part detective work
Amid a shortage of medical-grade face masks, such as surgical masks (loose-fitting, disposable masks that block large droplets but don’t filter small particles) and N95 respirators (tight-fitting face coverings that filter out small particles), the
"You can enjoy this time, albeit at a pace somewhat less frenzied than it was when things were 'normal,'" writes Margaret Atwood. "Many are questioning that pace—What was the hurry?—and deciding to live differently"
"You can enjoy this time, albeit at a pace somewhat less frenzied than it was when things were 'normal,'" writes Margaret Atwood. "Many are questioning that pace—What was the hurry?—and deciding to live differently"
Getting the news that you have cancer is overwhelming and frightening. The COVID-19 crisis adds another layer of anxiety. But you can protect yourself from COVID-19 without compromising your cancer treatment
If you're working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, you may be noticing new aches and pains. We asked an expert for their advice
As in so many things, caution is warranted
Time your workouts to get the best results
President Trump has an uncanny ability to project his own weaknesses onto his opponent: He’s rubber, you’re glue
Amid the virtual town halls she is hosting for the former vice president, some pundits have suggested Biden may pick Klobuchar to be his running mate
Biden, an analog politician, is suddenly running an entirely digital campaign amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As voters in masks and gloves waited in line for hours to cast ballots on Tuesday, the speaker of the Wisconsin Assembly insisted everything was fine. The election, Robin Vos said, was “incredibly safe.” But
