Canadian Prime MinisterJustin Trudeau announced that the U.S.-Canada border will remain closed for another month. (CBC)
Scientists say the coronavirus lockdown in the country has caused a 17 percent drop in carbon emissions since early April. (USA Today)
Annie Glenn, the widow of astronaut and senator John Glenn, has died of the coronavirus at age 100. (USA Today)
Notre Dame University will reopen for the Fall semester, starting two weeks early and going straight through without a break until the end of the semester, which will be Thanksgiving.
A 60-year-old woman named Tin Aye is the eighth employee of a Colorado meat plant to die from coronavirus. (CBS Denver)
There are now more than 4.8 million confirmed cases of coronavirus worldwide, with more than 318,000 deaths. (Johns Hopkins)
In the U.S., there are more than 1.5 million confirmed cases with more than 90,000 deaths. (Johns Hopkins)
Donald Trumphas threatened to permanently halt funding in letter to the World Health Organization. (New York Post)
CaliforniaGovernor Newsom says sporting events without spectators and in-store retail could open in early June. (CNBC)
Beachgoers headed to Virginia Beach in warm weather despite governor's orders. (The Hill)
$500 billion Treasury fund meant for COVID-19 relief has lent barely any money, according to oversight commission. (The Washington Post)
Man who called the pandemic a "fake crisis" issues warning after he got infected with COVID-19. (New York Post)