Coping with Covid-19 in a New York City ER, trying to get a refund in the time of coronavirus, and closed captioning becomes hit with TV viewers.

US death toll tops 6,000, record 6.6 million Americans sought unemployment benefits, and outdoor toy sales jump.

Joanne Lara from Autism Works Now and Gordon Deal discuss the challenges facing students with autism in these trying times.

Mike Glenn form the Washington Times breaks down how the military is dealing with the shock of the coronavirus.

How should you handle the stock market in the age of COVID-19? Jessica Menton from USA Today gives us a look.

Most Americans huddle indoors as coronavirus deaths keep spiking, stocks close 4% lower in bleak start to second quarter, and FBI warns of hackers hijacking online Zoom meetings.

Where do you turn if you need to tap into funds during the coronavirus crisis? CNBC's Sam Becker dishes out his best options for those in urgent need of money.

The crux between possibly infecting more people and saving the economy. Arian Campo-Flores of the WSJ discusses the thin line that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is teetering on during the pandemic.

What is it like working 12 hours every day during this pandemic, coming into contact with patients infected with the virus, and then having to go home to a family? New York City ER Nurse Liz Babeuf fills us in.

Unemployment rates could rise as high as during the Great Depression. However, the WSJ's Greg Ip gives critical advice on how to avoid another huge economic recession.

White House projects 100,000 to 240,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths, how we can avoid another "Great Recession" and the doctor who got a protective mask instead of a speeding ticket from a police officer.

Is it worth it to take a trip in the coming weeks or months? Scott McCartney of the WSJ answers any travel-related questions you may have during this unprecedented time.

Cheap gas prices are nice for the consumer, but do the harmful economic effects outweigh the benefits? Tom Kloza from OPIS tells us declining gas prices in times like this is an ominous sign.

Dan Stockdale, a certified nursing home administrator, answers several key questions for those who have loved ones in nursing homes and wish to see them during the coronavirus pandemic.

Jim O'Connor, an EMS worker from Empress Ambulance in New York, details the overwhelming experiences EMS workers are going through right now, and how they continue to stand heroically and selflessly on the front lines to save lives.

U.S. prepares for a prolonged shutdown, a look at the extreme challenges facing EMS workers in the New York area and figuring out which rock-bottom airline deals could make sense for you.

The Wall Street Journal's Clare Ansberry explains how cut-off older Americans are dealing with COVID-19.

Campaigns pivot toward health awareness as we hear less and less about the 2020 election. Rebecca Klar from The Hill and Gordon Deal discuss.

Nurses treating coronavirus say they're going into a battle we're just not prepared for. Frank Esposito from Rockland/Westchester Journal News has the story.

White House extends social-distancing guidelines until end of April, stocks poised to extend losses, and myths about boosting your immune system.

Adoptions for U.S. families disrupted by coronavirus, things the tech industry could do to mitigate a pandemic, and coronavirus makes dating a lot more complicated.

U.S. coronavirus cases surpass those of China, Italy, rise in unemployment claims halts historic run of job growth, and smart ways to use credit cards in a crisis.

Shen Wu Tan of the Washington Times tells stories of U.S. families who had hoped to adopt internationally, and now are just stuck waiting in frustration.

WSJ's Natalie Andrews explains how the coronavirus could help break tradition and usher in a new era of remote voting in Congress.

Having a tough time forming healthy eating habits whilst working from home? Hilary Potkewitz hands out advice.