Commentary: The coronavirus and quarantine have everything dialed to 11. Keep Reading

The New York governor said any such order would be "dictatorial," a day after the president falsely claimed to have "total" authority over states. Keep Reading

Officials said health care professionals with the coronavirus tend to be hospitalized at lower rates than other patients Keep Reading

BANGKOK (AP) — A lack of new hotspots in the coronavirus pandemic appeared to be holding Tuesday, fueling a debate about how soon authorities could start scaling back social restrictions and... Keep Reading

Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy says in some ways the coronavirus crisis will change human behaviour for good as people practice better hygiene, leading to fewer cases of colds and flus. Keep Reading

Advocates have been warning about such a “preventable” COVID-19 spike among unhoused people for weeks. Keep Reading

President Trump will name a new coronavirus task force focused on 'reopening,' the West Coast states have their own plan and more news to know Tuesday. Keep Reading

The U.S. budget deficit will nearly quadruple in 2020, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget projected. Keep Reading

As Africa braces for the next wave of the global coronavirus pandemic, three U.S.-donated mobile hospitals with medics trained by U.S. forces are helping Ghana, Senegal and Uganda respond to local outbreaks. The U.N.-standard level-2 hospitals are receiving patients and are each equipped with three or four ventilators, U.S. Keep Reading

Rate of coronavirus infections continues to fall, but number of fines issued by police for breaching orders is increasing Keep Reading

Two-thirds of rural U.S. counties now have at least one confirmed case of COVID-19. Keep Reading

Charities voice concern for care home residents and call for daily updates on virus deaths in the system. Keep Reading

Coronavirus crisis has led to billions of people around the world facing enhanced monitoring Keep Reading

COVID-19 cases continue to surge in India despite countrywide lockdown with 358 confirmed deaths, 10,453 cases so far - Anadolu Agency Keep Reading

"Any plan to reopen society MUST be driven by data and experts," said Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York, which is forming a regional coalition of states. California will work with Oregon and Washington. Keep Reading

India has reported 10,363 cases of infections; 339 people were reported to have died and 1,035 have been cured and discharged. Keep Reading

California took decisive early action against coronavirus, and that's why the state can be confident in its fight, a Stanford professor says. Keep Reading

The ongoing lockdown in India to contain the spread of Covid-19 is leading to a drastic fall in energy consumption as factories and offices remain shut, trains and flights are canceled and far fewe… Keep Reading

With only one flight, the massive Antonov An-225 — the world’s largest cargo plane — can carry as much as 10 wide-body airliners. That capability will come in handy, as the An-225 has now joi… Keep Reading

Clashes are raging between Turkish-backed Syrian rebels and Syrian Kurdish groups east of the Euphrates River in what Syrian Kurds claim that is a Turkish effort to prevent displaced civilians from returning to their homes. Keep Reading

Politics News -He suggested that countries can work together by sharing information and collaborating to keep trading routes and supply lines open.. Read more at straitstimes.com. Keep Reading

New York's daily death toll goes flat at a horrific level, the Federal Government calls WHO's backing of wet markets unfathomable, and Donald Trump says he won't fire his top expert. Keep Reading

East Asia News -China’s north-eastern border with Russia has become a front line in the fight against a resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic. . Read more at straitstimes.com. Keep Reading

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Even as both face the same invisible enemy in the coronavirus pandemic, Iran and the United States remain locked in retaliatory pressure campaigns that now view... Keep Reading

WASHINGTON (AP) — The sick who still go to work because they have no paid leave. Families who face ruin from even a temporary layoff. Front-line workers risking infection as they drive... Keep Reading