Новости за 24.04.2020

When he was dropping off his grandmother's groceries, 18-year-old Lewis Leigh decided to do a quick TikTok dance with her – and she nailed it. The duo from the U.K. has now gone viral for their dance moves.

Around the world, hospitals are celebrating coronavirus patients' recoveries with sweet send-offs. Watch these survivors rejoin their loved ones while teams of heroic health care workers cheer them on.

The disgraced comedian gave a maximum $2,800 donation to Biden right after Super Tuesday

Cristina Greeven Cuomo raised many eyebrows when she said she took a bleach bath while battling coronavirus.

What started as a popup venture before the coronavirus crisis can "became something that can grow" for the future.

Malaria drugs chloroquine​ and hydroxychloroquine​ will be made available "almost immediately" to treat coronavirus patients​. Here's what you need to know.

The attorney general has said that for some inmates, "home confinement might be more effective in protecting their health."

Progressives say Democrats are half a century behind conservatives on using the issue of judicial nominees to galvanize voters.

"Either the government pays for the middle seat or we won't fly," Michael O'Leary told the Financial Times.

"You got a friend in ME!" Hanks told the young boy.

Students at colleges and universities nationwide are demanding partial refunds for tuition as classes move online because of the coronavirus pandemic. However, the Washington Post reports many schools are refusing to back down. Reporter Nick Anderson joins CBSN to explain the latest developments.

Crime rates have dropped in numerous cities during stay-at-home orders.

Battered economy is dealing with a shock "the likes of which it has never seen," analysts say.

Recent studies show anxiety is skyrocketing in children across the United States. Kate Julian, a senior editor at The Atlantic and author of the article, "What happened to the American childhood?" joined CBSN to discuss what we can do to solve this growing problem.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Friday criticized Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's comment that states like New York should be allowed to declare bankruptcy over coronavirus expenses. "Pass the law. I dare you," Cuomo said. Watch his remarks.

Several states are still enforcing some type of ban on abortions imposed amid the coronavirus crisis. CBS News reporter Kate Smith joined CBSN to discuss the most frequent questions she receives from viewers about those bans and her interview with the Center for Reproductive Rights president Nancy Northup.

Roommates of Binghamton University nursing student Haley Anderson became concerned over her whereabouts due to her silence on social media in 2018. They soon got some answers using a smartphone app, which then triggered investigators to pursue an international manhunt stretching to Nicaragua. CBS News contributor Maria Elena Salinas joined CBSN to preview this week's episode of "48 Hours."

"God forbid you should breathe in Lysol in great amounts or inject it into yourself or bleach," Dr. Bob Lahita said. "I would not even rub it on my skin because it has that degree of toxicity."

Thousands of small employers are lining up for new federal funding earmarked for Paycheck Protection Program.

U.S. COVID-19 deaths now top 50,000, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University​.

He warned that such a bill would signal "turmoil" to the markets, further jeopardizing the country's economy.

Jessica Meir said she's not used to isolation on Earth.

The president called it a "game changer." Now the FDA says it has "not been shown to be safe."

"We're able to make changes to the way we operate, to do it in the environment that we're in, and do it that our fan and our participants' safety is number one," Goodell said.

The funding was deemed necessary after the original small business funding ran dry.