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Government spending in the next recession will be "vital" to help stimulate the economy, a Federal Reserve official said

Fed Cuts Interest Rates To Fight Effect Of Coronavirus. Trump Says It Didn't Do Enough

President Trump criticized the Fed action, saying the interest rate cut should have been steeper.

Vietnam To Overhaul Its Visa, Immigration Laws This Summer

Passengers wear protective face masks in the departure hall of Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, Vietnam, which shares a long porous border with China and is setting up field hospitals to handle potential new-coronavirus cases

Vietnam will shake up its visa and immigration rules this summer

Coronavirus: Colleague Of Whistle-blowing Doctor Dies Amid Wuhan’s Fight Against COVID-19

While measures can be taken to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, like having security guards wearing hazmat suits check the temperature of shoppers at a Beijing mall, the epidemic is having an effect the economy

The novel coronavirus has killed yet another Chinese health provider, a colleague of whistle-blower Dr. Li Wenliang, bringing the country’s total of medic deaths to 26.

Twitter has told staff around the world to work from home if possible to help stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus

Twitter Staff Told To Work From Home Over Virus Fears

Twitter staff told to work from home over virus fears

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‘My Hero Academia’ Season 4 Episode 21 Promo, Spoilers: Deku Up Against Gentle Criminal

The annual school festive at the U.A. Academy is all set to kick off. The latest promo trailer for episode 21 shows Jiro handling the bass duties while leading the band for the upcoming rock group performance.

Monday's Stock Market Close: Dow Soars Record 1,294 Points, As Market Rebounds From Last Week's Sell-Off

U.S. surged on Monday as central banks vowed to enact measures to fight the economic effects of coronavirus.

South Koreans watch footage of a North Korean missile launch shown at a railway station in Seoul in October 2019

North Korea News: Kim John Un's Regime Shoots Two Projectiles Into Sea Of Japan, First Test Of 2020

South Korea's military believes the projectiles were likely long-range ballistic missiles.

Tourists wearing protective masks visit the Colosseum in Rome as the coronavirus looks set to push the badly hit economy into recession

Will Coronavirus Cause Global Recession? Organization For Economic Development Issues Predictions

Organization For Economic Development scaled back its 2020 global economic growth forecast as IHS Markit reports lead times from suppliers have lengthened sharply.

Milan's Duomo and main museums only allowed people in on a quota basis to avoid overcrowding

Duomo Open, Italy's Milan Tries To Return To Life

Duomo open, Italy's Milan tries to return to life

Big tech names have pulled out of the Barcelona conference over COVID-19 virus fears

Warning: Hackers Stealing Information Using COVID-19; How To Avoid It

Cybercriminals are using the COVID-19 widespread fear to steal information and money from their victims.

Countries and territories with confirmed cases of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, as of February 7, 03:00 GMT.

France Closes Louvre As Virus Cases Mount In Europe

France closes Louvre as virus cases mount in Europe

Investor fears about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak appeared to ease after Fed chair Jerome Powell's comments to Congress members

Trump Economy In Trouble? Fed Pressured To Cut Rates Again After Stock Market Falls

The Trump administration is looking at measures to boost the U.S. economy amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Birhanu Legese of Ethiopia crosses the finish line to win the men's category in the Tokyo Marathon in Tokyo on March 1, 2020. This year's Tokyo Marathon has been closed to all but elite runners due to mounting fears over the spread of the new coronavirus,

Birhanu Wins For Second Year Running At Virus-hit Tokyo Marathon

Birhanu wins for second year running at virus-hit Tokyo marathon

Graphs of stock markets around the world which have fallen sharply during the last week on concerns over the economic impacts of the coronavirus spread.

Blip Or Bust: Coronavirus Economic Impact Still In Doubt

Blip or bust: coronavirus economic impact still in doubt

In a country better known for exporting oil and arms, ballet shoemaker Grishko is a rare success story for Russian craftmanship

For Ballet Shoes, One Russian Company Is On Pointe

For ballet shoes, one Russian company is on pointe

Why ‘Amazing Race’ Shut Down Production, What It Means For New Episodes

“Amazing Race” has temporarily halted all production on Season 33.

People wait in line to buy face masks at a store in Daegu, where more than 85 percent of South Korea's coronavirus cases have been detected

Coronavirus Update: Game Developers Conference 2020 Postponed Because Of COVID-19

According to the statement released by GDC, the partners and organizers in the game development industry consulted and decided to postpone the upcoming event.

Fixture warning - FIFA president Gianni Infantino

FIFA Warns Coronavirus Could Postpone International Matches

FIFA warns coronavirus could postpone international matches

Deserted streets in Wuhan, China reflect an economy at a standstill

Global Economy Wavers As World Comes To Standstill Amid Epidemic

Global economy wavers as world comes to standstill amid epidemic

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell says the US central bank is ready to intervene if needed to mitigate risks to the economy posed by the novel coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus Update: WHO Raises Risk Of Global COVID-19 Pandemic, Powell Says Fed Will Take Action

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. economic fundamentals remain strong amid fears coronavirus will impact corporate profits.

WHO Raises Global Virus Risk To Maximum Level

WHO raises global virus risk to maximum level

Democrats want to hear from former national security adviser John Bolton, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (R)

Coronavirus Update: Is The Media Using COVID-19 To Bring Down Trump? Here's What Mulvaney Says

Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney tells CPAC the coverage of the coronavirus outbreak is just the media's latest attempt to hurt the president.