CORONAVIRUS

The man used to fight regularly with his wife suspecting her of cheating on him.

The $9.6 billion coronavirus aid package announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom would send checks to about 5.7 million people, including illegal immigrants

People vaccinated at a state-run site at Jones Beach were informed of the storage error with an email.

A 67-year-old Florida inmate charged with murder wants to jump to the front of the COVID-19 vaccination line and get both doses of the vaccine at the West Palm Beach Veterans Affairs Medical Center. His request has been denied by a judge.

S.Africa's Zuma arms deal corruption case to heard in May

Biden, Trudeau go online for US-Canada bilateral

UN World Food Programme warns could suspend work in N. Korea

Asian markets mostly up but optimism tempered by inflation fear

Cam Newton has high regard for Bill Belichick although his chance to play under the Super Bowl champion coach may be coming to an end after the 2019-20 NFL season.

President Joe Biden and his wife Jill honored the 500,000 lives lost to COVID-19, and the POTUS encouraged the people to remain positive because there is "light in the darkness."

Shailene Woodley said she and NFL star Aaron Rodgers have been engaged "for a while" during her recent appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

Concerns about the safety of coronavirus vaccines emerged following the death of a Florida doctor who developed a dangerous blood disorder.

The FDA has approved three coronavirus vaccines for use. Here's some key information about each.

A Chinese state-backed press agency is running coronavirus-related messages in Times Square. “China has helped more than 80 countries and territories,” one said.

Why the US has the highest Covid-19 death toll

New York City movie theaters to reopen

The measure will now move to the House floor for a vote on Friday or Saturday

US in mourning over 500,000 Covid deaths, UK sees hope

UK virus roadmap offers hope for Premier League crowds

Inflation fears weigh on US, European stocks

Florida agriculture commissioner Nikki Fried has ordered her offices to keep their flags up, saying, "We will not celebrate hate speech, bigotry and division."