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Coronavirus Update: US Death Toll May Be Lower Than Predicted With Social Distancing

Health officials in the United States said that deaths due to coronavirus could be lower than the original projections if the public practiced social distancing.

John Prine, Revered American Folk Songwriter, Dies Of Coronavirus Complications

John Prine performs onstage during the 2019 Songwriters Hall Of Fame Gala, where he was among those inducted

John Prine, revered American folk songwriter, dies of coronavirus complications

Asian Markets Mostly Down As Traders Fret Over Virus

Uncertainty about how long the crisis will last and the damage it will inflict on the global economy is keeping traders on edge

Asian markets mostly down as traders fret over virus

People queue up to refuel at a gas station in Caracas

Oil Rebounds As Hopes Grow For Output Cut Deal

Oil rebounds as hopes grow for output cut deal

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Haiti's prisons -- one of which is seen in 2019 -- could be an epidemiological time bomb if the new coronavirus gains a stronghold there

Haiti's Crowded Prisons A Coronavirus Catastrophe Waiting To Happen

Haiti's crowded prisons a coronavirus catastrophe waiting to happen

A picture taken on March 9, 2020 shows the sign of the World Health Organization (WHO) at the WHO headquarters in Geneva

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 12,805; Trump Blames WHO For 'Faulty Recommendation'

President Donald Trump threatens to defund the World Health Organization.

Trump Threatens Withholding Funds From UN World Health Body

Trump threatens withholding funds from UN world health body

Chinese Ambassador Cui Tiankai (left) speaks to the director of the National Zoo, Dennis Kelly, as they wait for the departure of giant panda Bao Bao in February 2017

'Wuhan Virus' No More: US And China In Truce

'Wuhan virus' no more: US and China in truce

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is donating more than a quarter of his wealth for COVID-19 relief efforts

Twitter's Jack Dorsey Pledges $1 Bn For COVID-19 Relief Effort

Twitter's Jack Dorsey pledges $1 bn for COVID-19 relief effort

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Wall Street Rally Fades As Markets Weigh Latest On Virus

Wall Street rally fades as markets weigh latest on virus

President Donald Trump told National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell he believed the season would kick off as scheduled in September; Trump is pictured April 4, 2020

Coronavirus Response: Trump Fires Inspector General In Charge Of Stimulus Oversight

Trump has frequently attacked federal watchdog officials amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Much of Facebook's increased use has been at the company's free messaging services, which don't generate ad revenue, company executives said

Facebook's New Product Experimentation Team Launches New Messenger App For Couples

Tuned allows couples to message privately with each other and share music from Spotify.

Boeing faces another setback in the effort to return the 737 MAX to the skies amid the coronavirus crisis

Regulator Test Flight Of Boeing 737 MAX Delayed To May: Sources

Regulator test flight of Boeing 737 MAX delayed to May: sources

More Retail Furloughs: TJ Maxx, Home Goods, Marshalls Employees Furloughed During Coronavirus Pandemic

The majority of TJX's TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and Home Goods workers have been furloughed because of the coronavirus.

The US administration suggested that Joe Biden, the former vice president and likely challenger to Trump in November's election, call the president; pictured is a file photo taken on March 12, 2020

Presidential Race 2020: Biden Says US 'Cannot Delay' November General Election Due To Coronavirus

The virus has already pushed back the Democratic National Convention from July to August.

Healthcare workers in protective suits treat COVID-19 patients at Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron Hospital

'Swing State' Americans More Concerned About Health Than Financials Amid Coronavirus, Says Poll

It was the second poll conducted by States of Play in swing states during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chinese work at Honda Motor production plant in Guangzhou

Coronavirus News: Honda, Nissan Furlough Thousands Of Autoworkers Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Honda and Nissan have furloughed thousands of workers amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Cases on the mainland China have been dwindling since March, but the country faces a second wave of infections brought in from overseas

Asia Virus Latest: Wuhan Travel Ban Lifted, Japan Under State Of Emergency

Asia virus latest: Wuhan travel ban lifted, Japan under state of emergency

The Taliban's political spokesman has blamed the administration of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for delaying the prisoner release

Taliban End 'Fruitless' Meetings With Afghan Govt Over Prisoner Swap

Taliban end 'fruitless' meetings with Afghan govt over prisoner swap

An indictment unsealed in New York on Monday detailed corruption allegations around the 2010 vote for 2018 and 2022 World Cups

Qatar, Russia Deny Buying World Cup Rights

Qatar, Russia deny buying World Cup rights

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announces talks with Iraq at a news conference at the State Department

US, Iraq To Hold Talks On Troop Future

US, Iraq to hold talks on troop future

US President Donald Trump will meet with banking executives amid high demand for a new small business loan program

Trump, Big Banks To Meet Virtually On Small Business Loans

Trump, big banks to meet virtually on small business loans

3M, Trump Administration Agree On Respirator Supply Plan

The maker of N95 respirator masks will supplement its domestic production with imported masks.

Kanye West’s Cousin Behind Bars While Kim Kardashian Fights For Criminal Justice Reform

Kim Kardashian, an advocate of criminal justice reform in the U.S., briefly shared about Kanye West’s cousin, who shared the same fate as other inmates, serving double life sentence, following a murder conviction.

Medics transfer a patient on a stretcher from Holland America's cruise ship Zaandam after it docked at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Florida Stops Tracking 'Flu-Like' Data Against the Advice of Coronavirus Experts

In the absence of widespread testing, epidemiologists have been using "flu-like" data to track the early spread of the coronavirus in the United States, and Florida has stopped reporting that data in a move that experts say will make tracking COVID-19's spread more difficult.