Leaked McDonalds recording shows the company is fighting against parts of Trump's coronavirus bill that would give workers paid sick leave

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Leaked McDonalds recording shows the company is fighting against parts of Trump's coronavirus bill that would give workers paid sick leave

McDonald's is pushing for changes to a coronavirus relief bill that would require restaurants across the US to give workers paid sick leave.

'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis': Bernie Sanders issues a scathing response when asked if he'll suspend his campaign

Sen. Bernie Sanders did not hold back when asked if he would drop out of the 2020 race, saying, "I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis."

'I've seen people shot and killed': 86 year-old Senator Dianne Feinstein says she's 'been in worse situations' than the coronavirus

"I've been in worse situations, I've seen people shot and killed, I've found dead people, all of that, so this is not a big deal," Feinstein said.

Fast-food giants like McDonald's and Burger King told Trump it is essential they stay open during the coronavirus outbreak. Not all workers are convinced.

Trump seems sure that fast-food chains will feed America during the coronavirus outbreak. Workers are less convinced.

Mayor Bill de Blasio is asking Elon Musk for Tesla-made ventilators as New York City's hospitals face a shortage

After Elon Musk said he and Tesla could start making ventilators to assist hospitals, Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City took Musk up on his offer.

Prince Albert of Monaco tests positive for the novel coronavirus

"His health is good. The Prince is being monitored by his doctor and treated by the specialists at the Princess Grace Hospital," the palace announced.

'We must set an example to prevent fear' – how San Francisco and Austin's giant tech conferences became the front lines that kicked off a frenetic fight against the coronavirus

San Francisco and Austin struggled with conferences as "social distancing" was being adopted around the world in the fight against coronavirus.

What coronavirus quarantines could mean for your legal rights

Whenever the US has encountered a biological threat, the government has weighed individual freedoms against the need to protect the rest of us.

'Everybody's holding their breath': Coronavirus concerns about the global tech supply chain have reversed — with recovering Asian suppliers now worried about US demand

As recently as last week, the big concern was when Asian producers would be back at full capacity. Now the worries are focused on US demand.

San Francisco immigration judge begs officials to close her courtroom over coronavirus

Judge Dana Leigh Marks told Business Insider the federal government is jeopardizing public safety by refusing to close the immigration courts.

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