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Glacier in Montana and Arches and Canyonlands in Utah announced their decisions after Yellowstone and several other well-known parks did the same.

Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus outbreak will affect his legacy, but he is not the first president to deal with a pandemic

He was a key ally of Martin Luther King in the U.S. civil rights movement of the 1960s

Eliot Engel: ‘Something’s wrong with U.S. policy and we need to correct it’

US becomes first country to surpass 100,000 cases of the coronavirus

Top US adversaries appear to be coming together, using social media and other cyber means to amplify disinformation regarding the coronavirus, administration officials say

Museums across the U.S. have closed to the public to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. But that hasn’t stopped the guardians of some of the greatest art collections in the country from sharing their national treasures with people around the world. VOA’s Julie Taboh spoke with the director of one of the Smithsonian Institution’s most popular museums about the many ways they’re reaching their audience.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says he doesn’t have a crystal ball and scientific models and projections are guiding his efforts 

Package frees up payments of up to $1,200 to millions of Americans, bolsters unemployment benefits, offers loans, grants and tax breaks to businesses large and small and flushes billions more to states

Fed Chief Powell said that the economy "may well" be in a recession already, but stressed that the underlying circumstances are vastly different from previous economic slowdowns.

Republican Thomas Massie of Kentucky enraged President Trump on Friday and leaders of Congress worried he will delay planned Friday voice vote on $2.2 trillion coronavirus economic rescue plan

The southern US state is among the nation's worst in cases per capita

Three neighbors keep their distance while brightening people’s day

‘I never knew I could be this sick and still be alive’ one patient tells VOA

The coronavirus outbreak has forced millions of Americans to work from home, but getting remote teams functioning isn’t like flipping a switch