CORONAVIRUS

Mayor Francis Suarez said he wants to look at both candidates in November's election, as Trump's reelection chances dwindle in Florida.

Belgrade protest over virus management turns violent

Virus crisis sends Canada deficit soaring to all-time high

Ivory Coast PM and presidential candidate Coulibaly dies aged 61

Vice President Mike Pence claimed that the guidelines would be reexamined as the President pushes for students to return in the fall.

Global stocks mixed while safe haven gold climbs

U.S. stocks gained on Wednesday as traders pondered how covid-19 infections will delay business reopenings

Ascena Retail Group is reportedly planning on closing 1,200 stores as it looks to file for bankruptcy, which could come as soon as this week.

Coronavirus 'second wave' batters ex-Soviet Central Asia

Liquidation sales are already underway at several of the JC Penney stores that are set to permanently close.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he has been working with school administrators and educators to create a possible reopening plan for schools and will have an official announcement in August.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday said Canada has done a better job of containing the virus and has expressed concerns about the surging number of cases south of the border.

Phil Keoghan has given “Amazing Race” fans an update on the show’s status as it awaits a chance to resume filming Season 33.

"Big Brother" Season 22 could still have a summer premiere.

Ryanair cabin crew agree pay cuts to save jobs

The new single-day record comes after the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases for the U.S. surpassed 3 million.

'Red hat off': White House hopeful Kanye West breaks with Trump

United Airlines said it is taking all voluntary measures to avoid layoffs but WARN notices are expected to be given to flight attendants and pilots.

Huawei urges UK not to rush into 5G decision

They share four children, but they don't share the same political views.

After Trump spokesperson Hogan Gidley claimed life in the U.S. is better than four years ago, Brian Kilmeade questioned the statement, citing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn.