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A temporary hospital is set up at Manhattan's Javits Center, as medical facilities in New York struggle to handle the influx of coronavirus patients

Coronavirus Insurance Coverage: Cigna, Humana Waive COVID-19 Treatment Costs

Cigna and Humana join Aetna in waiving patient cost-sharing on all treatments for COVID-19.

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 2,457; Death Rate To Peak In 2 Weeks

Spain recorded another 832 coronavirus deaths on Saturday, following the patten of hardest-hit Italy as the epidemic surges through Europe

COVID-19 continues its irresistible march across the U.S. mainland and has hit the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut the hardest.

Coronavirus Deaths: Louisiana Reports First Death Of Inmate In Federal Prison System

A Louisiana man serving time for drug charges has reportedly become the first federal prisoner to die from COVID-19.

Two people wearing protective masks walk in New York city's Upper East Side neighborhood as the coronavirus continues to spread

Coronavirus: Trump Decides Against Quarantine Of New York Region

US President Donald Trump decided late Saturday against imposing a two-week lockdown on New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

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US President Donald Trump will join fellow world leaders at the emergency videoconference

Trump Says He Might Stop Referring To Coronavirus As 'Chinese Virus'

Trump said he might nix the term if China continues to protest against the use of the term which taints their nation.

Here's Why Cannes Film Festival Was Postponed And Not Canceled

The organizers of the Cannes Film Festival have finally revealed the reason why they decided to postpone this year's event and not cancel it.

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rally On Likely Passing Of Massive Stimulus Package

U.S. stocks surged on Thursday as traders celebrated the likelihood of the stimulus bill passing

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks after virtual Group of Seven talks to journalists, who are spaced out in line with COVID-19 precautions

G7 Statement On COVID-19 Falls Through, Mike Pompeo Reportedly Insisted On Use Of Term 'Wuhan Virus'

Reported drafts submitted from the U.S. State Department referred to COVID-19 as "Wuhan virus" and pushed blame on China for the pandemic.

A nearly empty 42nd Street in New York City

Coronavirus in New York Forces Hospitals To Improvise, Workers Use Trash Bags For Protection

The situation remained bleak in New York as health workers face shortages of supplies, while COVID-19 patients suffer shortages of beds.

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise Despite Staggering Spike In Jobless Claims

U.S. stocks rose on Thursday despite record numbers of Americans filing for unemployment.

A crowdsourced computing project aims to find pockets or "holes" in the coronavirus which can be attacked with drugs

Coronavirus Response: FEMA Battles Rumors, Conspiracy Theories With New Web Page

Misinformation about coronavirus has been widely circulated on social media.

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Mixed On Bernie Sanders' Threat To Hold Up Stimulus Bill

U.S. stocks soared on Wednesday after lawmakers’ agreed on a stimulus bill, but then fizzled after Sanders threatened to hold up package.

The shutdown in Spain has emptied the streets of the main cities, such as Barcelona

Coronavirus News: Spain's Death Toll Surpasses China, Second-Highest Globally Behind Italy

Spain's death toll rose to 3,434 Wednesday, second globally to Italy with 6,820 deaths.

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Drifting Despite Agreement On Stimulus Bill

U.S. stocks turned Mixed on Wednesday despite agreement on a stimulus bill

Former US vice president Joe Biden, who leads the Democratic presidential nomination race, has appealed to supporters of his rival Bernie Sanders, saying it is time to unite the party and the country to defeat President Donald Trump in November 2020

Coronavirus Outbreak: Biden Criticizes Trump For Wanting To Reopen US Economy By Easter

Taking a jibe at Trump, Biden said, COVID-19 crisis is beyond politics and that the economic costs can be later on evaluated by the U.S.

The measure will put cash directly into the hands of Americans hard hit by the crisis

White House, Senate Agree On $2 Trillion Coronavirus Rescue Plan

White House, Senate agree on $2 trillion coronavirus rescue plan

Trump Mocked By Hillary Clinton For Pushing Various Coronavirus Drugs

Clinton tweeted that people should not take medical advice from a man who looked directly at the solar eclipse.

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Man Slapped With Terror Charges For Coughing On And Scaring Supermarket Worker Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

The man allegedly coughed on a supermarket worker and said he was infected with the deadly coronavirus.

Countries around the world have gone into lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus, bringing the global economy to a virtual standstill

Asia Markets Surge As US Agrees Blockbuster Stimulus Package

US lawmakers agreed a mammoth stimulus package to support the world's top economy against the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Rafael Nadal of Spain returns volley to Teymuraz Gabashvili of Russia during their first round match at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York

Tennis: US Open To Implement Major Change Stirring Fans With The Decision

The US Open is known for it's faster hard court surface. This year will feature a different brand as the major's surface. This caused a bit of a reaction from fans online.

US Commercial Mortgage Market On Verge Of Crumbling: Investor Tom Barrack

Tom Barrack warned that the coronavirus pandemic could destroy the commercial mortgage market

Tuesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Skyrocket, Dow Soars 2,100 Points, On Hopes For New Stimulus Bill

The Dow recorded its largest one-day gain since 1933.

The coronavirus outbreak has transformed the US virtually overnight from a place of boundless consumerism, putting many jobs and businesses at risk

US Stimulus Plan: What It Could Do, And What's In Dispute

US stimulus plan: what it could do, and what's in dispute

Coronavirus Aftermath: How Industries And Economy Will Be Changed After The Crisis

"Many Americans are now experiencing a war time footing for the first time will make permanent changes to how they save, how they spend and how they prepare themselves for the future” -- Paul Magel