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Mechanical ventilators needed to treat those suffering from respiratory distress due to COVID-19 are in short supply

Coronavirus Treatment: Doctors Find Nasal Cannulas A Better Alternative To Ventilators

Over 20 COVID-19 patients in respiratory distress were given nasal cannulas and the results were remarkable.

Coronavirus Reopening: White House Touts How Trump Is Making It Happen 'Slowly' And 'Safely'

US President Donald Trump said the state of Georgia may be reopening some businesses too soon

Although it may sound like the coronavirus blew the President's chances at reelection, it could actually be helping him.

Students Return To Class In Shanghai And Beijing

Shanghai students in their final year of middle and high school returned to classrooms

Students return to class in Shanghai and Beijing

Didier Drogba scored the winning penalty for Chelsea in the 2012 Champions League final before moving to China

How Anelka, Drogba Blazed Trail With Chaotic Season In China

How Anelka, Drogba blazed trail with chaotic season in China

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Tens of thousands employed on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip of glitzy hotels and casinos lost their jobs when Nevada shuttered all non-essential businesses

Coronavirus Economic Fallout: Las Vegas, Casinos Industry Struggle Under Shutdown

As a city heavily dependent on tourism, Las Vegas has been hit exceptionally hard by recent shutdowns brought about by coronavirus.

Coronavirus Germany: Chinese Diplomats Pushed Officials To Praise Beijing’s Handling Of Crisis, Letter Says

China has been sensitive of its image over amid the coronavirus outbreak.

May Day marches have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but unions see the crisis as a chance to get workers their dueÂ

Unions Go Virtual As Virus Wipes Out May Day Marches

Unions go virtual as virus wipes out May Day marches

Tesla News: Car Company Ready To Bring Workers Back To California Factories?

Tesla leadership has displayed a mixed response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un recently declared that Pyongyang no longer considered itself bound by its moratoriums on nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests

Who Is Kim Jong Un's Sister? Sibling Of North Korean Leader Under Spotlight Amid Death Rumors

Kim Yo Jong, 31, is in charge of propaganda affairs, and has accompanied her brother on several high-profile trips.

The Saudi city of Mecca, Islam's holiest site, has seen the highest number of coronavirus infections

Saudi Ramps Up Virus Testing As Lockdown Relaxed

Saudi ramps up virus testing as lockdown relaxed

EU Worried About Medical Supplies After Chinese Threats, Softened Criticism: Reports

A report issued by the European External Action Service, concerning Chinese disinformation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, was edited to soften criticism against the Communist superpower.

China released new rules Saturday saying even non-medical masks must meet both national and international quality standards

China Seizes Over 89 Million Shoddy Face Masks

China seizes over 89 million shoddy face masks

Katharina Obladen and Tanja Nickel have seen demand for their virus-killer products skyrocket -- here a student cleans a shopping trolley for disinfection at their workshop in Cologne

German Start-up In Global Demand With Anti-virus Escalators

German start-up in global demand with anti-virus escalators

UN peacekeepers from Morocco on patrol in the Democratic Republic of Congo in March 2020

UN Security Council Nears Virus Resolution, And Perhaps A New Path

UN Security Council nears virus resolution, and perhaps a new path

coronavirus symptoms start as a lingering slow burn then worsens

Doctors Reveal Coronavirus Symptoms Usually Linger As A 'Slow Burn'

Physicians who have treated a number of coronavirus patients are starting to see distinct patterns on how the symptoms occur, describing them as initially a lingering “slow burn” before worsening.

US President Donald Trump suggests he might stop the daily White House coronavirus briefings, after sparking an uproar by suggesting patients could be injected with disinfectant

Trump Says Briefings Not Worth His Time After Disinfectant Gaffe

Trump says briefings not worth his time after disinfectant gaffe

Kim Jong Un's health is frequently the subject of speculation, but little concrete is known about the secretive leader

Kim Jong Un Rumors: North Korean Leader's Health History May Have China Concerned, Could Be Dead Or 'Vegetative State'

Kim, 36, reportedly needed a stent procedure, a surgery that requires a tube into a congested blood vessel to allow blood to keep flowing to the heart.

Three thousand McDonald's restaurants in China will remain open, but about 300 will close in the virus-hit Hubei province, the company said

China Economy: Starbucks, McDonald's Among American Companies Taking Part In Cryptocurrency Program

The currency is being developed by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), the country's state-run central bank.

Kim Jong Un Mystery: China Sends Team of Experts to Advise on North Korean Dictator's Health

The mystery surrounding the health of North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un is being delved into by a group of Chinese doctors and officials, but any news of their findings has yet to emerge, reports say.

US President Donald Trump prompted outcry and ridicule with his suggestion that disinfectants be used to treat coronavirus patients

Virus Toll Nears 200,000 As UN Pushes For Global Vaccine Effort

Virus toll nears 200,000 as UN pushes for global vaccine effort

Hong Kong book seller Lam Wing-kee at the Tonsan book store in Taipei

Hong Kong Dissident Reopens Bookshop In Taiwan, Defying Beijing

Hong Kong dissident reopens bookshop in Taiwan, defying Beijing

coronavirus respirators ordered by Canada from China were non-compliant

Canada Orders 1 Million Respirators From China, Regrettably Unfit To Fight Coronavirus

The one million KN95 respirators bought by Canada from China have reportedly failed to meet federal COVID-19 standards for use by Canadian frontline health professionals.