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new model shows death toll can reach almost 210K by November

Coronavirus-Related Deaths In US Could Cross 200,000 By November, Scientific Model Predicts

However, the model projected about 45,000 people could be saved if people wore masks in public.

UK Royal Residences Reopen After Virus Shutdown

Guardsmen in ceremonies at Windsor Castle last month to mark the Queen's official birthday. The castle, which dates back to the 11th century, is reopening to the public after a long coronavirus shutdown

UK royal residences reopen after virus shutdown

Manchester United Receive An August Deadline To Complete $112M Transfer This Summer: Report

Dynamic duo: Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba have instantly formed a potent midfield partnership for Manchester United

Manchester United are currently placed fifth in the Premier League table.

The Dalai Lama is the universally recognised face of the movement for Tibetan autonomy

China Grabbed Tibet 60 Years Ago, New Sanctions Show US Hasn't Forgotten That

As tensions rise over China and the U.S. on various fronts, the State Department's action revives memories of the Chinese Communist Party's brazen land grab, the suppression of a peace-loving people and the destruction of their culture.

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Coronavirus Woes: Hospitals In Several Florida Counties Run Out Of ICU Beds

Over 40 Florida hospitals located in multiple counties have run out of intensive care beds or are nearing full capacity as the virus outbreak across the state intensifies.

Self-Employed? You May Be Eligible For A $1,000 Grant During COVID-19

At a time like this, extra money could be a lifeline.

US President Donald Trump has said he is considering banning TikTok as a way to punish China over the coronavirus pandemic

Trump Says Considering TikTok Ban As China Row Deepens

TikTok has been caught up in the escalating disputes between the United States and China, with the Chinese-owned firm accused of acting as a spying tool for Beijing -- an allegation it denies.

the EPA approves two Lysol products as effective killers of the coronavirus

EPA Nod For 2 Lysol Disinfectants That Kill Coronavirus On Surfaces

The two products were Lysol Disinfectant Spray and Lysol Disinfectant Max Cover Mist.

A Yemeni child suffering from malnutrition is weighed at a treatment centre in northern Hajjah province

UN Warns Yemen On Brink Of Famine Again

UN warns Yemen on brink of famine again

scientists warn about a likely huge wave of brain damage resulting from coronavirus infections

Scientists Warn Of Potential Wave Of Brain-Related Issues Linked To COVID-19

Researchers from the University College London found evidence that showed COVID-19 can cause delirium, inflammation of the brain, and, in worst cases, psychosis.

A pharmacy tech holds a tablet of hydroxychloroquine

Florida Teen Who Died Of COVID-19 Attended Church Gathering And Was Given Hydroxychloroquine

Apart from having a complex medical history, she attended a large church gathering without wearing a mask.

Demonstrators lit flares and were seen throwing stones at police in the Serbian capital

Dozens Hurt In Serbia Clashes Over Virus Curfew

Dozens hurt in Serbia clashes over virus curfew

Texas Medical Association Ranks Activities Posing COVID-19 Risk In Its New Color-Coded Chart

Texas doctors urge people to stay home as much as possible and to wear masks in public.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said he was feeling "perfectly well" after testing positive for COVID-19

Brazil's President Contracts Virus As US Starts WHO Withdrawal

Brazil's president contracts virus as US starts WHO withdrawal

Even if France's economy makes a quick return to normal the country still faces its worst contraction since 1948

Quick Economic Rebound Possible For France: Stats Office

Quick economic rebound possible for France: stats office

Protests even broke out in the Oromo community the US state of Minnesota over the musicians death

Ethiopia Violence Death Toll Rises To 239

Ethiopia violence death toll rises to 239

Organised criminal groups -- exploiting fears and uncertainties surrounding the virus -- are trafficking in substandard masks, sanitisers and other medical products, the UN warns

Lives At Risk As Trafficking In Faulty Masks, Other Gear Surges: UN

Lives at risk as trafficking in faulty masks, other gear surges: UN

A dog sits in a cage next to a pit where the animals are drowned at a slaughterhouse in Cambodia

Cambodia's Tourist Hotspot Bans Dog Meat Trade

Cambodia's tourist hotspot bans dog meat trade

Long queues of cars were backed up at Victoria's border Wednesday after neighbouring state New South Wales closed the boundary

Panic-buying Returns As Melbourne Braces For Lengthy Lockdown

Panic-buying returns as Melbourne braces for lengthy lockdown

Former Brazilian Minister of Justice and Public Security, Sergio Moro, described current president Jair Bolsonaro and ex-leader Lula da Silva as 'two extremes'

Brazil's Moro Slams Bolsonaro, Rules Out 2022 Bid

Brazil's Moro slams Bolsonaro, rules out 2022 bid

Manchester City’s Center Back To Start In Next Match Amidst Everton Transfer Rumors

Manchester City's John Stones is set to make an appearance on the pitch on their next match against Newcastle. It has been speculated that Stones may return to Everton.

The last Ryder Cup was held in France in 2018, but the 2020 edition will be postponed for a year, ESPN reported

Golf's Ryder Cup To Be Postponed: Report

Golf's Ryder Cup to be postponed: report

Teenage kicks: 18-year-old Mason Greenwood has scored 15 times for Manchester United this season

'Freakish' Greenwood Is Man Utd's New Baby-faced Assassin

'Freakish' Greenwood is Man Utd's new baby-faced assassin

Oil companies no longer have the same money to pay for decommissioning

Virus Crisis Threatens To Set Back Oil Platform Decommissioning

Virus crisis threatens to set back oil platform decommissioning

A labourer sorts mangoes before packing them into boxes at a farm in Multan, Pakistan

Export Gloom Sours Pakistan's Prized Mango Season

Export gloom sours Pakistan's prized mango season

Retailer Group Representing Target And Home Depot Urges Governors To Make Face Masks Mandatory

The Retail Industry Leaders Association said "a uniform approach is essential" since conflicts stem from how customers and law enforcers interpret the face mask rules of most stores.