Adding to fears of contagion and unemployment, Hispanics are concerned about how they will pay for housing and the quality of their children's education, a new survey reveals. Despite the impression that everyone is working from home during the pandemic, many within the Latino community don't have that luxury.

The president is eager to reopen the country and get back to business, but there are still many lingering questions regarding the safety of people returning to work. To discuss this topic UNews spoke to Melissa Nolan, she's an infectious disease expert and professor at the University of South Carolina.

The coronavirus pandemic has left tens of thousands of travelers stranded around the world. Here’s the story of an Italian couple who is currently trapped here in the US facing an uncertain future.

The White House is considering a way to assist farmers whose businesses have been struggling amid supply chain and demand disruptions. But one of the main proposals under consideration is causing concern for vulnerable farmworkers.

The speed at which the coronavirus patients has left thousands of casualties in its wake, leaving families struggling to find both answers and closure. Many are unsure of how to handle normal end-of-life details, such as what to do with the remains of their loved ones if they can't afford a burial.

Trump says that his authority is absolute, but legal experts say that while the United States Constitution does give him enormous powers, at the same time the federalist system limits his authority over states. ( Leer en español)