Rand Paul recovers from coronavirus, will volunteer at hospital

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul said Tuesday that he's now tested negative for the coronavirus, after contracting it in March, and that he is now volunteering his services at a hospital.

"I have started volunteering at a local hospital to assist those in my community who are in need of medical help, including coronavirus patients," the senator and ophthalmologist wrote in a tweet that included a picture of him wearing a white doctor's coat and sporting a three-day beard. 

Paul, a Republican, tested positive last month despite being asymptomatic. He is one of several members of Congress who have tested positive for the virus.