Federal officials warn this could be the worst week yet as cases of the coronavirus pandemic begin to peak. Health experts are warning Americans to even avoid grocery stores and pharmacies during this critical week.

The United States has now tested one million people for the coronavirus, which causes the disease COVID-19. As of Tuesday, nearly 164,000 cases have been confirmed, and more than 3,000 have died. As the toll of the pandemic continues to rise, 30 states have issued stay-at-home orders and more industries are pitching in to provide emergency medical supplies.

Remember “Super Tuesday”? Tuesday, March 3, 2020. Less than a month ago. But really a lifetime ago. You could say, “My how the world has changed,” and without coronavirus, people would assume that you’re talking about how the race for the Democratic nomination is down to two candidates: Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders. But we all know how the world…

Listen to NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci’s comments from Tuesday’s coronavirus task force press briefing at the White House.

Illinois and New York state joined California on Friday in ordering all residents to stay in their homes unless they have vital reasons to go out, undertaking the most sweeping efforts yet in the U.S. to contain the spread of the coronavirus

NBC News projects former Vice President Joe Biden as the winner of the three Democratic primaries that took place Tuesday.

Take a look at the top moments from Sunday’s debate between former Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.

During a press conference announcing the declaration of a National Emergency with Coronavirus, President Donald Trump was seen shaking hands with multiple business leaders.

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The work continues inside Joe Kennedy’s campaign headquarters in Watertown, Massachusetts. But with coronavirus on the rise, it’s not exactly work as usual. “We just put in place a protocol that we are going to either cancel or postpone any gatherings where we anticipate over 50 attendees,” said Amanda Bernardo, director of operations for Kennedy’s Senate campaign. Bernardo has...

As coronavirus continues to make its way through the U.S., politicians are considering new ways of running their campaigns.

Former Vice President Joe Biden discusses how he would handle the coronavirus pandemic if he was elected president.

Lawmakers across the country are focused on the coronavirus, and they are worried about their own safety as well as that of their constituents. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., put it bluntly. “I could have coronavirus right now, Alison, and not show symptoms for 15 days, but give it to you,” he told NBC10 Boston. Moulton says politicians are at a…

Politicians are acting differently amid the coronavirus outbreak.

President Donald Trump signed the $8.3 billion Coronavirus response bill into law on Friday.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., is dropping out of the race for president after not finishing above third place in any of the first 18 primary contests. 

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., addressed the media on Wednesday to talk about what he is looking for from his campaign following Super Tuesday.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced he is ending his 2020 Presidential bid and will endorse former Vice President Joe Biden.

Roger Stone, an ally and former advisor to President Donald Trump, was sentenced on Thursday to 40 months in prison and a $20,000 fine after being convicted of witness tampering and lying to congress. 

Tolls in Connecticut are off the table, at least for now, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Wednesday.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker isn’t ready to say who he’s voting for on Super Tuesday. But he made it clear that it’s not President Donald Trump. The Republican governor was asked during a media availability Wednesday who he plans to vote for, but didn’t have an immediate answer. “We’ll be able to talk about that sometime between now and...