CORONAVIRUS

A complex featuring hotels, restaurants, and a water park at the Pro Football Hall of Fame is expected to be constructed by the end of 2022.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has appointed Dr. Dave A. Chokshi to replace Dr. Oxiris Barbot.

A COVID-19 outbreak has forced the Major League Baseball team to miss a week of games and replace more than half of its players.

Public Citizen claims that Gilead is looking to make a bigger profit on its GS-441524 drug to treat COVID-19, and has delayed development as a result.

The Impella heart pump from Abiomed treats edema or myocarditis, which can occur in COVID-19 patients.

Pekary previously worked on "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell."

The digital travel service said employees will be notified of the layoffs in starting in September by a country-by-country basis.

President Trump again insisted the coronavirus pandemic is under control, there will be massive fraud if a mail-in election is allowed to proceed, and intelligence on Russia paying bounties to the Taliban did not have much credence.

Al Jazeera's Malaysian office raided over documentary

The increase of PS4's game software was spearheaded by gamers buying “first-party titles” with the company selling 18.5 million games.

U.S. stocks edged lower on Tuesday as traders consolidated gains from Monday’s rally.

The latest offer from Chelsea has been rejected by Willian, another two-year deal. The Brazilian is firm on his desire to get a three-year deal.

Paramedics, who are typically the first to see ailing patients, are at a higher risk of contracting COVID-19 when compared to other health workers.

Airport operator Fraport to slash jobs as virus wrecks traffic

Oil giant BP plunges into $16.8-bn quarterly loss

Chelsea have already made two signings in the current summer transfer market.

They threw a fit "because we couldn’t sit them at one long continuous table due to phase 2 restrictions (no more than 6 guests per table)."

Egypt invites Musk after 'aliens built pyramids' tweet

India's Modi to lay Hindu temple foundations at flashpoint holy site

Researchers say testing is necessary to prevent outbreaks that endanger vulnerable people within campuses as well as the surrounding community.

China will use its expertise to help Hong Kong build makeshift medical facilities that will add about 2,400 beds. They will also help with increasing Hong Kong's testing capabilities tenfold.