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Vice President Mike Pence is optimistic that the coronavirus pandemic will be over by Memorial Day Weekend.

The White House revealed in a press briefing Thursday that coronavirus may quickly die under high temperature, humidity, and sunlight.

Sweden was reportedly on track to reach herd immunity from coronavirus after it bucked the trend and refused to lock down or close its borders unlike most of its European neighbors.

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman is supporting and calling for the reopening of the strip amid the coronavirus pandemic, but she refuses to issue any safety measures and social distancing guidelines.

The Fairfax County police in Virginia arrested 30 men Tuesday for soliciting sex from minors.

"Shark Tank" judge Mark Cuban is realistic about the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and said that this is "going to be brutal" on the economy.

Rep. Vernon Jones, D-Ga., formally announced Wednesday that he is resigning from his post after receiving attacks and harassment from the Democratic Party for his support of President Donald Trump.

A potential coronavirus vaccine, developed by Oxford University, will begin testing on humans in the United Kingdom Thursday (April 22).

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's social distancing tip line has been flooded with angry memes, obscene photos, and foul language instead of legitimate reports.

Missouri cited the Chinese government was responsible for the global economic losses and the enormous death and suffering of many people, including Missourians.

A nurse working at a California hospital’s emergency room discovered that her puppy was stolen from her home Saturday while she was working and helping patients with coronavirus.

A 5-year-old girl from Detroit has become Michigan's youngest victim to die of coronavirus, and she was the daughter of two first responders.

New projections show the coronavirus will claim 50,000 to 60,000 lives in the U.S., much lower than the 100,000 figure estimated earlier.

Top tennis superstar Novak Djokovic admits that he might oppose a compulsory coronavirus vaccination if tennis pros are asked to do it to travel for sporting events.

Boston Globe's printed issue Sunday (April 19) reflected the staggering death toll from the coronavirus epidemic sweeping the Boston area and Massachusetts.

A woman from Ohio has pleaded guilty in a North Carolina court for disobeying the quarantine orders, but her arrest has been one that the police will likely never forget as she pooped in public.

The daughter of imprisoned Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has been handing out care packages around Mexico's poor communities amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Governor Greg Abbott said state parks and retailers would be the first to resume operations and some medical procedures will be allowed too.

Tenants who cannot pay rent due to the coronavirus crisis are apparently being coerced into having sex with their landlords.

A controversial Louisiana Pastor, who was criticized for breaking coronavirus guidelines as he kept holding in-person services, is urging the people to donate their stimulus checks to evangelists.

A number of strip club owners are suing the federal government for their right to apply for stimulus loans for small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump has detailed his experience of undergoing a test for coronavirus in a meeting with the governors on Thursday.

Ivanka Trump had traveled to New Jersey to celebrate Passover with her immediate family.

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo was on his way to recovering from COVID-19 but revealed his wife tested positive for coronavirus as well.

The president said the reopening and the new guidelines will be announced in an afternoon press briefing Thursday.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide has breached the two million mark, according to the Johns Hopkins University daily tally.

A Florida man was arrested by the police on Tuesday night after he made threats of mass shooting people who are not wearing face masks while shopping at the Publix grocery store.

As scientists are racing to develop a cure for COVID-19, a new study has confirmed a significant novel coronavirus mutation that may render current vaccine developments "futile." 

In-person classes at universities across America may not resume until 2021 as the coronavirus pandemic looms and classes for the incoming fall semester could still take place online.