CORONAVIRUS

After Sony confirmed the delayed release of “The Last of Us Part 2” due to logistical problems brought by the coronavirus pandemic, Naughty Dog boss Neil Druckmann highlighted that the postponement includes the digital release of the game.

As Bundesliga clubs resume training, a debate over fairness and fitness

Los Angeles Lakers guard and his fiancé canceled their wedding and are now focused on helping coronavirus frontline by cooking food and providing masks for them.

NYC Council Health Committee chairman Mark Levine initially tweeted that the temporary burials may be held in local parks but, he later stated that if needed, it will likely be done on Hart Island.

A 104-year-old woman from Italy has beaten COVID-19 after falling severely ill in March.

A man from Illinois shot and killed his girlfriend and then himself fearing that they may be positive for COVID-19.

Ellen DeGeneres has returned to her show to entertain people despite the coronavirus outbreak.

Boeing shutters last commercial plane production

Stocks surge on hopes for easing virus crisis

For the first year, the duchesses won't gather at this significant event.

The U.S. thus far is losing its war against COVID-19 and is suffering 1,000 deaths daily, a death toll not seen since World War 2.

World short of six million nurses, WHO says

Dominic Raab: Boris Johnson's de facto deputy

Gov. Brian Kemp's shelter-in-place order reopened Georgia's beaches, which many local officials had closed in the weeks before the order was made official.

Silver says no NBA decisions likely until May

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are happier and more relaxed after they left the royal family.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer said his mother was tough and loved the the Big Apple.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that New Yorkers will now face a steeper penalty for ignoring the state's social distancing rules.

Police said the teen is wanted on charges of making terrorist threats for the videos she posted allegedly while out shopping.

Australian liner facing growing coronavirus crisis off Uruguay

Virginia gave local distilleries permission to ship directly to consumers as a means of easing the impact of the coronoviris pandemic.