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Study Shows Men Less Likely To Wear Masks Because They Think It's Uncool

A new study found that men are less likely to wear masks because they think it is not cool and “a sign of weakness.”

Chinese Hackers Making If Difficult To Deliver COVID-19 Treatment Options, US Claims

US labs are working to find cures and treatments for the novel coronavirus, including research into use of convalescent plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients

U.S. officials blame China-backed hackers for spying and endangering coronavirus research.

China Asks US To 'Meet Halfway' After Trump Threatens To Cut Ties

China's foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian called for US cooperation on the pandemic

China asks US to 'meet halfway' after Trump threatens to cut ties

Wall Street plunged in futures trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average "mini" index losing more than 1,000 points or 4.5 percent, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting similar declines

US Stock Market Futures: Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq Dip Points To Friday Opening Drop

Wall Street's rally Thursday will end Friday with futures heralding a drop at the opening bell and impending bad news likely worsening the rout as the day goes on.

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Deadly, Contagious Rabbit Virus Detected In California

The Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Serotype 2 was discovered in a black-tailed jackrabbit carcass near Palm Spring in early May.

Meteor Fireball Hits Earth And Explodes Over The US [Watch Video]

A small asteroid that hit Earth was captured on video as it turned into a bright fireball.

New York Stock Exchange To Reopen Trading Floor On May 26 With 'New Safety Measures'

The New York Stock Exchange will reopen its historic trading floor closed by COVID-19 after two months.

Coronavirus New York: Trucks Used For Dead Bodies May Now Haul Food, FDA Says

The FDA also said these storage trucks are easy to clean and disinfect using EPA-registered disinfectants.

Coronavirus Global Death Toll Tops 302,000, But New Cases In US Are Slowing Down

The increase in death toll has also slowed down worldwide compared to April when the numbers used to rise to 50,000 in a matter of seven days.

World number one Rory McIlroy, left, of Northern Ireland and American Dustin Johnson will team up for a skins game Sunday that will raise $3 million for coronavirus relief charities

US Sport Edges Back From Virus Shutdown With Golf, Auto Events

US sport edges back from virus shutdown with golf, auto events

Men carry the dead body of a woman following a suicide attack on a maternity hospital in Kabul

US Blames IS For Kabul Maternity Attack, Urges Peace Process

US blames IS for Kabul maternity attack, urges peace process

Dutch children play football during the first reopening day of youth training camps in the Netherlands after the coronavirus covid-19 outbreak in The Hague, on April 29, 2020

US Issues Alert Over COVID-19-linked Childhood Illness

US issues alert over COVID-19-linked childhood illness

US officials warn that Chinese hackers are looking to steal coronavirus vaccine research

Global Virus Vaccine Race Heats Up, But Not Without Controversy

Global virus vaccine race heats up, but not without controversy

Protesters hold pictures of the missing Panchen Lama recognized by the Dalai Lama in a 2013 demonstration outside the Chinese consulate in Barcelona

US Presses China On Panchen Lama 25 Years After Disappearance

US presses China on Panchen Lama 25 years after disappearance

US President Donald Trump wears protective goggles during a visit to a Honeywell plant that manufactures personal protective equipment in Phoenix, Arizona

Trump Calls Coronavirus Testing 'Overrated', If US Didn't Test 'We'd Have Very Few Cases'

President Donald Trump is adamant the total number of coronavirus tests administered to Americans is the true measure of his success as a war leader against COVID-19.

An Ariane 5 in 2019 carries a communications satellite from Intelsat, which filed for bankruptcy protection May 14, 2020

Intelsat Files For Bankruptcy, Seeks To Restructure

Intelsat files for bankruptcy, seeks to restructure

In this photo released by the Venezuelan Presidency, Nicolas Maduro speaks during a televised address on May 9, 2020 to announce new arrests related to an alleged bid to topple him

Venezuela Captures 39 Army 'Deserters' Over Maduro Plot: Minister

Venezuela captures 39 army 'deserters' over Maduro plot: minister

With much of its fleet idled in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns, Delta announced additional cost-cutting measures

Delta Hints At Job Cuts As It Retires The Boeing 777

Delta hints at job cuts as it retires the Boeing 777

President Donald Trump has for weeks accused China of concealing the true scale of the coronavirus outbreak on its territory, allowing it to spread unchecked across the globe

Trump Coronavirus Actions: President Orders Buildup Of National Stockpile

Trump says the Obama administration left the shelves bare, ignoring the fact he had three years to rectify the situation before the coronavirus pandemic hit.