President Trump has extended the voluntary national shutdown for a month. The president made the announcement at Sunday’s task force briefing.

The president has approved major disaster declarations for both Connecticut and Oregon. According to reports out of the White House, the approval for emergency federal assistance was announced on Sunday.

According to Spain’s prime minister, coronavirus test kits supplied by a Chinese company have been sent back after being deemed to be inaccurate. Pedro Sánchez made the announcement on Saturday and confirmed that the kits would be replaced.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has said economic lockdowns across the U.S. could last for eight to 10 weeks.

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has said his state is going to continue to follow its own plan to deal with COVID-19. During a recent interview, Ricketts announced officials are analyzing the state's needs, in terms of hospitals and other protective supplies.

A California teen who allegedly died from COVID-19 was denied treatment at an urgent care facility because he didn't have insurance. The Los Angeles County Department of Health issued a statement about the 17-year-old's death this week, initially saying it was a virus related death.

Officials in Rhode Island have repealed a controversial policy they've been using to crack down on traveling New Yorkers amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Sunday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said officials in the Plantation State have repealed their coronavirus protocols on New Yorkers.

Two people were injured in the capital of Saudi Arabia following two attempted missile attacks. The strikes were reported Saturday by Saudi Air Defense officials, who have said they were able to stop each of the attacks.