Out-of-work chef donates gourmet meal to busy hospital staff during coronavirus outbreak
Omar Karasu is a teacher during the week and a private chef on the weekends – and doubly out of work due to closures meant to slow the spread of COVID-19.
A new poll from Pew Research Center reveals that the COVID-19 outbreak is changing Americans' religious habits, drawing more people to the power of prayer.
The tax filing and payment deadlines have been moved from April 15 to July 15, 2020. But there are more options available for those who need more time. Tax expert Dan Pilla explains.
We've already seen how the global coronavirus pandemic has forced churches across the country to closed their doors. In response, many are now holding services online. But according to the White House's Coronavirus Task Force, in the next two to three weeks America will see a peak in COVID-19 deaths. The health crisis has many Christians seeking how to best minister to those in need.
One of the biggest benefits to every US taxpayer with the coronavirus relief package is an extension of the tax deadline from April 15 to July 15. Tax expert Dan Pilla says the filing extension and payment extension comes without any penalties or interest. He says there's even more help if needed.
As the world copes with ongoing restrictions and rules for social distancing, people have found new ways to stay connected with friends and family – and share their stories of hope.
As COVID-19 continues to spread, Americans are seeking ways to protect themselves against the virus. In the latest move, a recommendation for everyone to begin wearing masks in public is under active consideration.
A stark warning from President Trump and his medical advisors: in the next two to three weeks, America will see a peak in COVID-19 deaths. It's time to brace for impact.