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Coronavirus Update: Israel Uses Spy Agency To Hunt For Ventilators, Face Masks

Mossad, Israel's spy agency, has been given a new mission: acquiring much-medical supplies and equipment to combat COVID-19.

Coronavirus New York: Ocasio-Cortez Slams Cuomo For Suspending Mortgage Payments, Not Rents

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez listens as Facebook Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies before the House Financial Services Committee

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez takes issue with Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to suspend mortgage payments but not rent.

Coronavirus Update: Pinterest CEO, Leading Doctors, Scientists Release A COVID-19 Self-Reporting App

Chairman, co-founder and CEO of Pinterest, Ben Silbermann, speaks as the company makes its market debut on April 18, 2019

How We Feel app is available to download in the U.S. via App Store and Play Store.

New Orleans police officers patrol an empty Bourbon Street after Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards ordered the closure of all bars and restaurants because of the coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus US Update: Louisiana Confirms 2,700 New Cases, 37 Deaths In One Day

Louisiana, the state with the fifth largest number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S., saw cases spike by 2,726 Thursday.

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Jamie Chui has been a virtual prisoner in her Hong Kong home for most of her pregnancy, trapped intially by violent pro-democracy protests and tear gas, and then by the coronavirus -- she now faces giving birth alone

Isolated And Afraid: How The Pandemic Is Changing Pregnancy

Asia is facing a second wave of COVID-19 infections and as cases spiral globally with one million confirmed positive and half the planet on lockdown, women are having to give birth in unprecedented circumstances.

With billions of people in lockdown around the world, the global economy has almost come to a standstill

ADB Warns Global Cost Of Virus Could Top $4 Trillion

ADB warns global cost of virus could top $4 trillion

Apple has temporarily closed all its stores outside of China because of coronavirus

Coronavirus Update: Apple US Stores Closed Until Early May Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Apple retail stores in the U.S. will remain closed until early May, Deirdre O'Brien, senior vice president of retail and people at Apple, wrote in a memo to employees.

Resolutions adopted by the UN General Assembly are not binding but have a strong political value depending on their support

UN Adopts Resolution Calling For 'Cooperation' On Virus

UN adopts resolution calling for 'cooperation' on virus

With most international flights cancelled and nearly all foreigners barred from entering the country, the vast majority of returnees are Chinese nationals

Chinese Students Fleeing Virus Face Uneasy Reception Back Home

Chinese students fleeing virus face uneasy reception back home

The ratings agency said the stable outlook was prompted by the "unprecedented" financial aid put in place by the US since the pandemic began

S&P Confirms US AA+ Rating With Stable Outlook

S&P confirms US AA+ rating with stable outlook

US President Donald Trump, shown here with his wife Melania arriving in Palm Beach on February 14, 2020, handed control of the Trump Organization over to his sons after his inauguration

Trump Organization, Hit By Virus, Tries To Delay Loan Payments: Report

Trump Organization, hit by virus, tries to delay loan payments: report

The New 9/11: Coronavirus And A Looming Mental Health Disaster

The new 9/11: coronavirus and a looming mental health disaster

'Top Gun: Maverick,' 'A Quiet Place: Part II' Get New Release Dates Amid Pandemic

Paramount Pictures announced new release dates for "Top Gun: Maverick" and "A Quiet Place: Part II."

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, shown during the White House virus press briefing on April 2, 2020, said the aid will begin but that not everyone would receive a loan immediately

Coronavirus: US Says Small Business Aid Will Start Friday

Coronavirus: US says small business aid will start Friday

Syrian actress Nadine Tahseen Beck seen during filming of the Arab serial drama 'Fouda' or 'Chaos' near the capital Damascus

Cut! Coronavirus Pegs Back Ramadan soaps

Cut! Coronavirus pegs back Ramadan soaps

US Hospitals Firing Medical Frontliners For Publicly Sharing Lack Of PPE, Ventilators And Tests

Some hospitals in the United States are apparently firing its medical frontliners for publicly sharing the problems they have encountered while treating coronavirus patients.

The pandemic forced a shutdown of the US economy, causing massive job losses

US Unemployment Report Won't Show Full Extent Of Pandemic's Damage

US unemployment report won't show full extent of pandemic's damage

Gov. Kemp Not Aware Coronavirus Can Spread Without Symptoms; Stuns Gupta, Cooper [Watch]

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced a statewide shelter-in-place order, after holding off longer than other U.S. governors, because of a "game-changer" in understanding how coronavirus spreads.

There have been 3,415 COVID-19 deaths in the US, more than the 3,309 reported officially in China

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 5,865; Deaths Exceed 1,000 In One Day

Daily COVID-19 deaths in the United States have exceeded 1,000 for the first time and will continue to climb as the pandemic claims more victims this month.