The IMF is forecasting a 3% drop in global GDP this year. That compares to a 0.1% falloff in 2009, the height of the Great Recession.
Four Kroger employees have died from the coronavirus from different stores located in Michigan.
A new study pointed out that the coronavirus does not get transmitted via sexual fluids.
The Pentagon is under attack from hackers who are exploiting the current work from home situation forced by the coronavirus pandemic.
Candace Cameron Bure shares a behind-the-scenes clip from the final episodes of "Fuller House."
Experts warn Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) patients to be particularly careful of COVID-19.
Eddy Reynoso is well secured in his belief that Canelo Alvarez will not need the judges’ decision to be hailed as the winner over Gennadiy Golovkin for the second straight time.
Global stocks climb as China data beats expectations
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Asia virus latest: India extends lockdown; Singapore lifts teacher Zoom ban
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday amid hopeful signs that the coronavirus pandemic has plateaued.
Bangladesh, under a total lockdown due to coronavirus, is receiving help from its huge diaspora.
Nineteen children and two employees at a Chicago shelter for immigrant youth and an undocumented worker in San Francisco are two examples of how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the country’s undocumented immigrant population.
Kabul bans motorbikes to stem Taliban killings and crime
Rockets rain on Libyan capital after Haftar loses key towns
China, India to narrowly avoid recession in virus-hit 2020: IMF
'Starve or get sick': Africa's lockdown dilemma
Mideast economy set for worst slump in decades: IMF
China offers reward for catching Russia border crossers over virus fears
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For major US Airlines, accepting the Trump administration's $25 billion bailout plan under the CARES Act would mean choosing quasi-nationalization over bankruptcy as they face $250 billion in losses because of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Previously, the world's largest professional wrestling outfit was considered non-essential, but officials soon changed their minds.