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Michigan Extends Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order Through April 30

Governor Gretchen Whitmer said the extension was unavoidable as Michigan reported the third highest number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.

Coronavirus Update: Researcher Asks For Breast Milk To Study COVID-19 Treatment

Donated breast milk can be essential for orphans or sick infants separated from their mothers

Can those magical components that help an infant grow help fight COVID-19?

Coronavirus Update: Amazon Building Lab To Initiate 'Incremental' COVID-19 Testing Capacity For Workers

Amazon said it is implementing new safety measures including temperature checks for empoyees at warehouses as part of its efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic

Amazon is developing a lab to test its workers for coronavirus. The company hopes to start testing front-line employees in small numbers.

Coronavirus Reportedly Forced Microsoft To Scrap Dual Display Device Launch Plans

Microsoft is delaying the release of its dual-screened devices due to concerns related to the current coronavirus problem.

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Florida Woman Leaves Easter Eggs Filled With Pornographic Content, Toilet Paper In Mailboxes Of Residents

With the help of a surveillance video and the tips received from the residents, the deputies were able to trace and track Cestoni who was taken into custody.

Fauci says coronavirus hospitalizations are dropping because of good social distancing measures

COVID-19 Hospitalizations Dropping May Be Due To Social Distancing Measures, Fauci Says

The country’s top infectious disease expert says social distancing may be working as evidenced by the dropping of the number of coronavirus patients being hospitalized in New York and Connecticut.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared a month-long state of emergency in Tokyo, but there and elsewhere the economic slowdown is starting to bite

Coronavirus Reshapes Global Economy: Japan To Fund Companies To Shift Production Out Of China

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's $2.2 billion worth of allocation to help Japanese companies move production facilities out of China is one step toward redrawing global supply lines.

Singapore has quarantined four large dormitory complexes housing tens of thousands of mostly South Asian workers, where more than 200 cases have so far been detected

Singapore, Taiwan And Hong Kong Seemed To Have Beaten Coronavirus, But Then Cases Spiked

The initial cases in these three countries comprised people who had no travel history but they were linked to those who had been in Wuhan, China.

White house seeks reopening much of US by May

White House Pushing For Reopening Much Of The U.S. By May

The administration of President Donald Trump is pushing to reopen much of the country by early May to save the sagging economy.

New York Coronavirus Deaths To Drop Following April 9 Peak, New Cases Also Reducing

New York State might now be in the place where it's long wanted to be during its desperate fight against COVID-19: flattening the curve.

WWE: After Missing Wrestlemania 36, Hall Of Famer Set To Return To Monday Night Raw

The Hall of Famer, who recently missed WrestleMania 36, has been away from WWE for a while now.

Los Angeles Lakers Legend Agrees With LeBron James, Still Looks Forward To LAL Winning Title This Year

Magic Johnson agrees with LeBron James that it's hard to play without fans. But he still wants the NBA to crown a champion this year, and he is hoping the Lakers could win it.

Sanofi Offers 100 Mln Doses Of Hydroxychloroquine In COVID-19 Fight

Both hydroxychloroquine, which Sanofi sells under the brand name Plaquenil, and the related compound chloroquine, an anti-malarial drug, are being studied worldwide as potential weapons in the coronavirus fight.

‘If Not This Year, LeBron James Will Never Win Title With Lakers,' Claims Former NBA Player

LeBron James is one of the greatest basketball players to have appeared in the NBA.

Since the virus crisis began, there has been an online flood of dangerous fake cures and conspiracy theories that the WHO has called an 'infodemic'

Asia Cracks Down On Virus 'Fake News'

Asia cracks down on virus 'fake news'

Tropical Cyclone Harold flattened tourist resorts in Tonga and left a trail of destruction across Pacific island nations

South Pacific Disease Threat Follows Destructive Cyclone

South Pacific disease threat follows destructive cyclone

Zoom has exploded in popularityÂ as governments worldwide order people to stay home to fight the spread of the virus

Singapore Teachers Drop Zoom After Online Class Gatecrashed

Singapore teachers drop Zoom after online class gatecrashed

Sumo's spring tournament in Osaka was held behind closed doors over concerns about the coronavirus

Virus Blow For Japan's Sumo As Wrestler Tests Positive

Virus blow for Japan's sumo as wrestler tests positive

Lagos is deep into the second week of a lockdown that has left it a shadow of its usually frenetic self

Nigerians Struggle As Virus Lockdown Hits Supply Chains

Nigerians struggle as virus lockdown hits supply chains

The coronavirus pandemic has hammered economies around the world, sending governments scrambling to put together massive stimulus measures

Asian Markets Rise After Fed Stimulus Boosts Wall St

Asian markets rise after Fed stimulus boosts Wall St

Thousands fans travelled to watch their team Atalanta play Valencia in Milan on February 19. Soon after their city of Bergamo in northern Italy was a virus hotspot

Point Of Contagion: Mass Gatherings And The Coronavirus

Point of contagion: Mass gatherings and the coronavirus

The little Pakistani ski resort of Malam Jabba is facing a new challenge from the coronavirus pandemic

Pakistan Hopes Untapped Mountains Could Lure Foreign Skiers

Pakistan hopes untapped mountains could lure foreign skiers

Oil prices are sitting around two-decade lows, hit by the virus and a Saudi-Russia battle for market share

Top Oil Producers Except Mexico Agree To Output Cuts: OPEC

The agreement, which also reduces production by eight million bpd from July to December, depends on Mexico's consent for it to take effect, the oil cartel said.

There are approximately one million sex workers in the United States, many of whom are more vulnerable than ever due to the coronavirus pandemic

Virus Fears Hit World's Oldest Profession

Virus fears hit world's oldest profession

Easter celebrations will be greatly changed worldwide due to the coronavirus pandemic

Global Virus Death Toll Passes 94,000, But Some Signs Of Hope

Global virus death toll passes 94,000, but some signs of hope

Coronavirus Symptom: 42-Year-Old Man Experienced Stabbing Abdominal and Testicular Pain

Apparently, the coronavirus has no universal symptom.

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