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File photo of the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro on June 16, 2019

Brazil's Football Clubs Offer Stadiums To Help With Coronavirus Sick

Brazil's football clubs offer stadiums to help with coronavirus sick

Track Legend Carl Lewis Wants Olympics Postponed For Two Years

Nine-time US Olympic track and field champion Carl Lewis, displaying planned Tokyo Olympic apparel, says the Games should be postponed by as much as two years

Track legend Carl Lewis wants Olympics postponed for two years

At Least 10 Dead During Guinea Referendum: Opposition

Clashes between protesters and police had already broken out on the eve of the vote

At least 10 dead during Guinea referendum: opposition

NBA: De'Aaron Fox Not Happy With NBA 2K, Calls It A 'Trash Game'

NBA 2K is one of the most beloved sports video games in the world, but apparently, it has one big hater in Sacramento Kings guard De’Aaron Fox.

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Inmates at Bogota's La Modelo prison hold up a sign saying, "More than 30 Dead" after a night of rioting in one of Colombia's biggest prisons, on March 22, 2020

Riot In Colombia Prison Over Virus Fears Leaves 23 Dead

Riot in Colombia prison over virus fears leaves 23 dead

Italian health officials were encouraged to see daily deaths decline from 793 to a slightly less shocking 651

Italy Sees Signs Of Hope In 651 New Virus Deaths

Italy sees signs of hope in 651 new virus deaths

Online retailers are experiencing a surge in orders as consumers turn to them during the coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus Jobs: Amazon, Walmart, Others Hiring Amid Global Pandemic

Several major companies from the grocery, e-commerce, and foodservice industries, among others, are looking to bolster their staff in response to the ongoing global pandemic.

National carrier Air New Zealand is one of the local companies hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic, as New Zealand is heavily heavily reliant on tourism and farm exports

New Zealand Central Bank To Inject $17.1 Bln Into Economy

New Zealand central bank to inject $17.1 bln into economy

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

Coronavirus USA: Ohio, Louisiana Issue Stay-At-Home Orders Amid Outbreak

Citizens will still be able to go and enjoy the outdoors, provided they are engaging in social distancing.

A man cycles past a closed Apple store in Beijing on February 8

Apple Takes On Coronavirus: Siri To Answer Questions And Give Tips About Covid-19

Apple's virtual assistant, Siri, now offers help and advice for fighting and preventing coronavirus.

Madrid's regional government released this photo of a temporary hospital set up at the Ifema Convention Centre to cope with the crisis

Spain Moves To Extend State Of Emergency As Virus Deaths Soar

Spain moves to extend state of emergency as virus deaths soar

Only a handful of lawmakers were physically present to pass the legislation

French Parliament Declares Emergency Over Coronavirus Spread

French parliament declares emergency over coronavirus spread

The International Olympic Committee acknowledged which way the wind was blowing

IOC Admits Postponing Olympics An Option, But Cancellation 'Not On Agenda'

IOC admits postponing Olympics an option, but cancellation 'not on agenda'

Johnson warned that Britain was only two or three weeks behind Italy

Johnson Warns Of Tougher Action To Prevent Virus Spread

Johnson warns of tougher action to prevent virus spread

German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressing the nation on the spread of the new coronavirus COVID-19

Coronavirus Europe: Germany Takes Stricter Measures To Contain Outbreak, Angela Merkel In Quarantine

The restrictions will last for the next two weeks.

Amazon has the potential to emerge from the crisis as a hero after being hammered in recent months for its dominance of online retail and cloud computing

Coronavirus Jobs: Amazon Raises Overtime Rates For Warehouse Positions

Amazon has raised the rate of overtime pay for its warehouse workers as it attempts to attract new workers and reward current ones.

A homeless man walks by a closed theater in Los Angeles, on March 21, 2020, as California grapples with its part of the global coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus Death Toll: Which Countries Have The Most Deaths And Cases?

Cases continues to spike in Italy, Spain and the United States.

Can Coronavirus Be Spread Through Food Or Food Packaging? What The FDA, CDC Have To Say

Medical experts weigh in on whether consumers should worry about contracting coronavirus from takeout or groceries.

Worshippers clustered at the gate of Makoko's Celestial Church of Christ only to find policemen handing out fliers on the dangers of the virus

Church Coronavirus Restrictions Hit African Faithful

Church coronavirus restrictions hit African faithful

US Treasury Secretary Says Coronavirus Relief Plan Calls For $4 Trillion

US Treasury secretary says coronavirus relief plan calls for $4 trillion

US Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin said China has made 'enforceable commitments' not to devalue its currency to gain a competitive trade advantage

Coronavirus Economic Impact: $1.8 Trillion Stimulus Package To Be Finalized, Treasury Secretary Says

The bill would include average payments of $3,000 to a family of four, and would boost unemployment insurance.

Hospitals in nations hit by COVID-19 are facing surging numbers of patients

Emergency 'Triage' Takes On Grim Urgency As Virus Strains Hospitals

Emergency 'triage' takes on grim urgency as virus strains hospitals

Anti-doping agencies are having to put aside their drug testing kits

Coronavirus Presents Dope Test Hurdle For Tokyo Games

Coronavirus presents dope test hurdle for Tokyo Games

The usually teeming Bondi beach in Sydney was largely deserted after authorities urged Australians top stay at home

Asia Steps Up Virus Efforts As Second Wave Of Infections Strikes

Asia steps up virus efforts as second wave of infections strikes

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

Coronavirus Update: Global Smartphone Shipments Nose Dive Due To COVID-19 Pandemic

The global smartphone shipments witness a big slump in the month of February due to coronavirus pandemic.

The study in China -- its first clinical trial for a COVID-19 vaccine -- involves a sample of 108 people

China Embarks On Clinical Trial For Virus Vaccine

China embarks on clinical trial for virus vaccine

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