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German coronavirus cases jump by most since outbreak began

December 17, 2020

Germany recorded the most new coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic, one day after the government imposed a hard lockdown on Europe's biggest economy.

Coronavirus cases are skyrocketing again in cities

November 26, 2020

For a few months, coronavirus-weary Chicago residents got a reprieve from the strict regulations that shuttered the nation's third-largest city during the spring.

Pandemic Thanksgiving plans pivot after a surge in coronavirus cases

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020

Just two weeks ago, Dena Nihart finalized plans to meet dozens of relatives for Thanksgiving dinner beneath a tent in North Carolina's Outer Banks. They agreed to quarantine for 14 days before the holiday and rent 10 tables so they could separate by household during the big meal.

White House hit with fresh outbreak of coronavirus cases

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 08, 2020

WASHINGTON - The White House has been hit with a fresh wave of coronavirus infections, an administration official said Saturday, with Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and five other Trump aides having received positive test results in the period around Election Day.

Thanksgiving in Canada comes amid virus's second wave, mixed messages

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2020

TORONTO - With cases of the coronavirus rising this spring, Carole Robert's "close-knit" family scrapped Easter. A family reunion planned for the summer was also a wash.

U.S. death toll approaches 180,000

MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2020

Coronavirus-related deaths in the United States were nearing 180,000 on Sunday, according to tracking by The Washington Post, as states hit hard by a surge of infections earlier in the summer continued to record numbers of daily fatalities.

As cases near 5 million, Trump digs in on schools reopening

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 05, 2020

WASHINGTON - The Trump administration is sticking by its view that schools must reopen on time and in person as the United States approached 5 million confirmed coronavirus cases Tuesday and as Mississippi's conservative governor reversed course to delay school for many students and demand that all wear masks.

Fed chief: New surge in cases is beginning to weigh on the economy

THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020

WASHINGTON - The head of the Federal Reserve said Wednesday that rising numbers of coronavirus cases since mid-June are beginning to weigh on the economy, reinforcing that the fate of the recovery depends on containing the pandemic.

Trump challenged over claims as deaths mount

SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2020

With coronavirus cases rising across the country and the U.S. death toll topping 137,000, President Donald Trump on Sunday dismissed concerns about the spike in infections, telling Fox News that "many of those cases shouldn't even be cases."

Daily coronavirus cases edge up in D.C., Virginia and Maryland

SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2020

D.C., Maryland and Virginia reported 2,049 new coronavirus infections on Sunday, the highest single-day increase since late May. The seven-day average in cases for the region has been trending upward for nearly two weeks. The region also added 11 deaths, nine of which were in Maryland.

Virus cases ebb in Northern Virginia, reach record highs elsewhere in state

TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2020

WASHINGTON - Northern Virginia began the week with its average daily novel coronavirus caseload hovering at the lowest point in more than three months. Elsewhere in the state, that number has reached a record high.

U.S. stocks trade mixed with tech faring worst

FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2020

U.S. stocks traded mixed as investors considered whether a rising number of coronavirus cases will curb the global economic recovery. Treasuries jumped, with the five-year yield touching a record low.

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