Monday's news briefs on the global pandemic.
The Wimbledon tennis tournament in London is expected to be cancelled. A decision is expected to be announced on Wednesday. (USA Today)
As of Sunday, there were more than 720,000 cases of coronavirus and 33,000 deaths worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins. (Yahoo! News)
There are now more than 140,800 cases in the U.S. with more than 2,460 deaths. (Los Angeles Times)
Donald Trump has extended social-distancing guidelines through April 30th. (FOX News)
Dr. Fauci predicts there could be up to 200,000 deaths in the U.S. (USA Today)
No one died when a tornado hit Jonesboro, Arkansas on Saturday because businesses were closed and citizens were hunkered down in their homes due to the coronavirus. (The New York Times)
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer says manufacturers were told "not to send her supplies" afterDonald Trump's outburst against her. (Daily Mail)
An infant in Illinois became the youngest in the U.S. to die from coronavirus. (People)
Donald Trump has been bragging about his TV ratings as the death toll from coronavirus climbs. (Slate)
TexasGovernor Abbott has expanded a mandatory coronavirus quarantine to include travelers from Louisiana. (FOX News)
Donald Trump suggested that some healthcare workers may be stealing protective gear. (Daily Mail)
Hundreds ignored ban on gatherings and attended church in Louisiana, where more than 3,500 have tested positive. (The Virginian-Pilot)