CNBC Politics

Four states will choose between Biden and Sanders in 2020 Democratic presidential primaries Tuesday as the coronavirus outbreak rages.

First Lady Melania Trump's cancellation of the White House Easter Egg Roll came days after President Donald Trump declared a national emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Biden and Sanders are set to compete on Tuesday in delegate-rich states Florida, Illinois, Arizona and Ohio. Biden is an overwhelming favorite to sweep all four.

The Supreme Court cited its actions during the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918 and the yellow fever outbreaks of the 18th century as precedents.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said over the weekend that while he and the House agreed on a deal, the two parties had also agreed to issue a "technical correction" to the bill on Monday.

Navarro told CNBC on Monday that he's preparing an executive order that would help relocate medical supply chains from overseas to the U.S.

Trump urged Americans to ease up with their shopping as people panic about not having enough food or household items while they are increasingly being asked to stay at home for extended periods of times.

Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders met for the first one-on-one Democratic primary debate of the 2020 cycle on Sunday.

Former Vice President Joe Biden committed to picking a woman as his running mate during Sunday's Democratic debate.

Biden and Sanders, in a one-on-one Democratic primary debate, cast themselves as better equipped to handle the coronavirus pandemic than President Trump.

Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders will face off in the first one-on-one debate of the Democratic primary in the shadow of the coronavirus crisis.

"You don't have to buy so much," Trump said, urging against panic buying in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. "Take it easy. Relax."

Voters in six 2020 election swing states are worrying about coronavirus hurting the economy, but it's not factoring heavily in their decisions.

The Democrat-led house last week passed the second round of legislation, aimed at helping workers and individuals struggling to make it through the crisis.

While listening to President Trump announce the European travel ban in his Oval Office address, my mind wandered back in time to the early G20 meetings of finance ministers and heads of government in 2009 when the United States and its European partners worked together to head off a global financial meltdown.

The CEOs of both United Airlines and Delta have confirmed they've been in talks with the administration about potential government aid.

The delayed primary is the latest in a series of disruptions the pandemic has caused in the 2020 election.

Trump had said earlier Saturday that he had taken a test for the coronavirus and was awaiting results. He said he had decided he would do so after a press conference Friday, in which he was pressed on whether he would take a test.

The bill passed the House after Trump gave his blessing to a coronavirus relief plan negotiated by Pelosi and Mnuchin.

The president claims he was "given a set of circumstances" that wasn't meant for the high numbers of potential coronavirus infections and casts blame on his predecessor, Barack Obama.