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Nevada, which reopened casinos earlier this month, is among the states that have seen rising coronavirus cases, complicating efforts to reopen the economy

Coronavirus Churches: Supreme Court Denies Challenge To Attendance Limits On Places Of Worship

A Nevada church had challenged the stricter standards imposed on places of worship compared to casinos and restaurants.

Record Number Of New Virus Cases As Public Loses Faith In Govts

Masks are increasingly becoming obligatory as nations struggle to curb new infections

Record number of new virus cases as public loses faith in govts

Bolsonaro Says He Tested Negative For COVID-19, Two Weeks After Diagnosis

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro says he has tested negative for the coronavirus

Bolsonaro says he tested negative for COVID-19, two weeks after diagnosis

French brewers face a massive hangover from the coronavirus lockdown with 10 million litres of undrunk beer having to be discarded

Hard Seltzer Changing The Industry? Boston Beer CEO Calls Product Biggest Shift Since Light Beer

Hard seltzer has led to a 100% increase in Boston Beer's per-share earnings since 2019.

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A worker removes the Great Seal of the United States from the front of the US consulate in the Chinese city of Chengdu

US Consulate In China Readies For Closure As Diplomatic Row Rages

The deadline for the Americans to exit Chengdu remains unclear, but AFP reporters saw a worker on a small crane removed a circular U.S. insignia from the front of the consulate, leaving just an American flag flying.

A woman wearing a face mask walks along the Tuan Chau harbour in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Vietnam Detects First Coronavirus Case In Nearly 100 Days

Vietnam detects first coronavirus case in nearly 100 days

Chinese navy ships, including the aircraft carrier Liaoning, during military drills in the South China Sea

Australia Rejects Beijing's South China Sea Claims, Backing US

Australia rejects Beijing's South China Sea claims, backing US

A demonstrator holds up a poster with a rendition of George Floyd on May 30 in Denver

America Divided Two Months After Death Of Floyd

America divided two months after death of Floyd

Mondaire Jones -- photographed in South Nyack, New York, on July 23, 2020 -- is all but certain of being elected to Congress in November, becoming the first openly gay African-American representative

Black And Gay: New York Progressives Aim To Shake Up US Congress

Black and gay: New York progressives aim to shake up US Congress

People walk the busy streets of Oxford Street in central London as it becomes compulsory to wear masks in shops

Tighter Mask Rules, More Tests As WHO Warns Of Europe Virus Spike

Tighter mask rules, more tests as WHO warns of Europe virus spike

The US consulate in Chengdu has been ordered closed by China

US-China Ties Fray As Beijing's Houston Consulate Is Closed

US-China ties fray as Beijing's Houston consulate is closed

Manchester United and Chelsea are aiming to seal their place in next season's Champions League on Sunday

European Football And Survival Up For Grabs In Premier League Finale

European football and survival up for grabs in Premier League finale

Nico Rosberg's Mercedes navigates a bend at the Nurburgring in 2013, the last time a Grand Prix was held there but the historic German circuit will be pressed into action this season

Formula One Scraps US, Brazil, Mexico And Canada Races

Formula One scraps US, Brazil, Mexico and Canada races

A House panel has postponed a highly anticipated antitrust hearing with the CEOs of Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google, originally set for July 27

US Congressional Antitrust Hearing With Big Tech CEOs Postponed

US congressional antitrust hearing with Big Tech CEOs postponed

A policeman blocks Celia Capira as she tries to approach Peru's President Martin Vizcarra to plead for help in saving her husband's life as he struggles with coronavirus

Video Of Sobbing Woman Begging Peru President To Save Husband Goes Viral

Video of sobbing woman begging Peru president to save husband goes viral

40% American Adults At Risk For COVID-19 Complications

Coronavirus Developments, COVID-19 Deaths, Three New Yorks, No Vaccine Until Well Into 2021

COVID-19 deaths hits another peak with travel bans, face masks, and rent evictions marking the day. Here's what you need to know about the coroanvirus for Friday.

A spike in infections has forced a number of US states to reimpose containment measures, forcing some to close businesses crucial to economic growth

Stock Markets Retreat As US-China Tensions Rise

Stock markets retreat as US-China tensions rise

President Donald Trump signs an executive order on police reforms amid protests against police violence

Trump Signs Executive Orders Lowering Drug Prices, Says Effect Will Be 'Massive'

Trump said nearly all drug research is accomplished on the backs of the American public, which pays higher drug prices than people in any other country.

How Hollywood Is Working To Protect Cast, Crews In TV, Movie Productions Amid COVID-19

Hollywood unions want to ensure that the cast and crews are protected when they return to work.

Friday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Drop As China-US Relations Worsen, Senate GOP Delays Relief Package

US stocks dropped on Friday on rising tensions between the US and China

McDonald's reported a drop in first-quarter profits after sales plunged in the final weeks of the period due to coronavirus restrictions

McDonald’s Pauses Dining Room Reopenings, Requires Customers To Wear Face Masks

McDonald's said 86% of its restaurants are already in areas that require face masks.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro greets supporters in the garden of the Alvorada Palace in Brasilia, on July 22, 2020

Bolsonaro's Poll Numbers Rise In Brazil Despite Virus

Bolsonaro's poll numbers rise in Brazil despite virus

The skyline of Boston, Massachusetts is seen from over Boston Harbor

Travelers to Massachusetts Must Quarantine Or Face A $500 Per-Day Fine

Governor: “Do not travel here if you have symptoms of COVID-19, and if you are visiting us from another state, take a moment to learn about the rules."