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China has offered support to North Korea amid the coronavirus crisis.

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said Friday that 14 meatpacking plants closed due to the virus would reopen within the next seven to 10 days.

An outbreak at a meatpacking plant in one German district has forced authorities to delay the reopening process.

“We are following a bold path,” German Chancellor Merkel said. “We can afford to be a bit bold but we must remain cautious.”

Revenge porn is criminalized in many European countries.

General Motors is now focusing on restarting its production plants.

The coronavirus has closed down Disney parks and cruise businesses, but the company saw growth on its streaming platforms over the past quarter.

Montana has traditionally a GOP stronghold in recent presidential elections.

Companies around the world are racing for an effective vaccine for the coronavirus.

Retail stores, restaurants, malls and movie theaters were allowed to open in Texas on Monday at limited capacity.

The move comes after the White House blocked Dr. Anthony Fauci from testimony before a House panel.

Trump's frequent public appearances could be hurting his chances in battleground states.

President Trump is still angry that George W. Bush did not speak up in his defense during impeachment.

Goldman Sachs has projected that the the U.S. economy could shrink as much as 34% in the second quarter.

A Democrat has not won a statewide race in Texas since 1994.

Japan's economy was already struggling prior to the virus, due to the U.S.-China trade war and a consumption tax hike.

Tara Reade, a former Senate aide to Joe Biden, accused him of sexually assaulting her 27 years ago.

Famed investor Warren Buffett said the U.S. has managed to bounce back from numerous crises such as World War II, the Cuban Missile Crisis and 9/11.

The drones could deliver vital health supplies to affected populations without the risk of human contact.

States need to be cautious about reopening their economies, top doctors warn.

One of Elon Musk's tweets could again land him in trouble with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

President Trump threatened new tariffs on Chinese goods this week, causing a selloff on Wall Street.

Trump Senior Advisor Jared Kushner expressed optimism that life in the U.S. would mostly return to normal by June.

A Washington Post opinion piece by former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh suggests that Amash’s candidacy could “siphon enough votes” from Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden “to hand the election to Trump.”

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Wednesday reiterated his call for an investigation into China's role in the global coronavirus outbreak, angering Beijing.

In late January, Starbucks temporarily closed roughly half of the company’s almost 4,300 outlets in China.

Lise Grande, the global body’s aid chief in the country, said as many as 16 million Yemenis could be infected by the virus.

The attack left 47 wounded, with 11 children among the dead.

Refinitv, a global provider of financial market data, expects Apple to report a 6% drop in revenue and an 11% fall in net income in the second fiscal quarter of the year.