CORONAVIRUS

Lebanon assembly ratifies state of emergency after deadly blast

Attendees of Grace Community Church in Los Angles were not required to wear face masks during the worship service.

The case involved the state relaxing a requirement for mail-in voting in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Countries tighten rules as world coronavirus deaths pass 750,000

In contrast, Harris focuses on Trump's record as a businessman and in the Oval Office.

The Galicia region of Spain will no longer allow smoking in public places or on the streets to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The regulator has slapped a new 0.5% fee on refinance mortgages

Lebanon's Tripoli port readies to fill in for blast-hit Beirut

The pressure to classify drivers as employees has spread overseas to the United Kingdom and is also leaking into food-delivery services.

Almost 1,500 people died Wednesday, the highest total in this country since mid-May.

The region’s largest economies, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, are all expected to suffer significant contractions

If Wednesday's MLS game was any indication, some returning fans might boo players who kneel during the anthem

Thai premier appeals for unity as protests continue

It will have both an in-person gathering at the Moscone Center in San Francisco and a “robust virtual offering” for those who cannot make it due to travel restrictions.

IEA partly cited a weakening recovery in transport-aviation sector for its projection

The Labor Department estimated the unemployment rate for the week ending Aug. 1 at 10.6%.

"Officers contacted the victim who informed officers that the suspect had struck him with her hand on his face," police officer said.

The suspect fled the scene by a bicycle. He was taken into custody a short while later.

The British researchers, after analyzing 23 years of data, found a link between conducting the exam at ages 40 to 49 and a 25% drop in breast cancer deaths in the first 10 years.

USCF scientists have developed a new approach to halt the spread of COVID-19 until a vaccine becomes available

Short of cash, New York City might soon fire 20,000 city employees by Oct. 1.