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Mmore than 100 vaccine research projects are under way around the world, according to an analysis published Monday

Coronavirus Vaccine Unlikely To Arrive In 2020: 'It Doesn’t Look Very Promising'

An AI confirms statements by healthcare experts a usable vaccine against COVID-19 won't be ready for widespread public use within 2020.

Newfound Comet SWAN Makes Closest Approach To Earth

It will also make its closest approach to the Sun soon.

113-year-old Spanish Woman Survives Coronavirus

Spain's retirement homes have been badly hit by the coronavirus outbreak

113-year-old Spanish woman survives coronavirus

Tens of millions of people have lost their jobs around the world in shutdowns designed to limit the spread of the coronavirus

LA County Stay-At-Home Order Extended Until August As Coronavirus US Deaths Hit 83,377

Los Angeles County has announced its intent to extend its stay-at-home order until August out of an abundance of caution.

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State-owned security companies borrowed the money between 2013 and 2014 from London branches of Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB

Mozambique Court Annuls Loans Of $1.4 Bn

Mozambique court annuls loans of $1.4 bn

Over 30 million US workers have filed for unemployment insurance since mid-March, but many have not been able to apply or do not qualify

Coronavirus Economy: US Unemployment Figures Higher Than Reported, Trump Economic Adviser Says

Around 23.1 million people were counted as unemployed in April, but that does not include individuals who have given up looking for work.

While the easing of lockdown measures around the world has lifted hopes for economies, it also raises the possibility of a fresh wave of infections

US Stocks Retreat As Top Scientist Urges Caution On Reopening

US stocks retreat as top scientist urges caution on reopening

Missing Utah Girl: One Child Missing, Sister Dead After Flash Flood In State Park

Flash flooding ripped through Goblin Valley State Park in Utah on Monday.

Is A Depression On The Way? What US Fed Officials Say About The Long-Term Impact Of Closures

Regional Fed presidents and Chairman Jerome Powell are against lowering interest rates into negative territory despite President Trump's push for such action.

A proposal to submit a new resolution on a global ceasefire was put forward during a teleconference held behind closed doors and organized by Estonia, which holds the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council

New Resolution On Pandemic Truce Being Drafted At UN: Diplomats

New resolution on pandemic truce being drafted at UN: diplomats

Republican Senator Mitt Romney said Trump's call for China and Ukraine to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden was 'wrong and appalling'

US Coronavirus Response: Romney Slams Trump On Testing, Says 'Nothing To Celebrate'

Some experts say the U.S. far behind the amount of testing needed to control the outbreak.

An Afghan security officer carries a newborn baby from a hospital after it is attacked in Kabul

Pompeo Urges Kabul, Taliban Cooperation After 'Appalling' Attack

Pompeo urges Kabul, Taliban cooperation after 'appalling' attack

Is GNC Headed Towards Bankruptcy? Retailer Warns Of Financial Situation, Could Close Some Stores Permanently

GNC said it has "substantial doubt" that it will survive the next 12 months and could be forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Boeing's medium-term production pipeline remains stable despite the dire state of airline industry in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns, the company's CEO said

Boeing Reports More 737 MAX Cancelations As CEO Offers Grim Outlook

Boeing reports more 737 MAX cancelations as CEO offers grim outlook

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro reads a televised message on May 9, 2020

Congress Presses Trump For Answers On Botched Venezuela 'Invasion'

Congress presses Trump for answers on botched Venezuela 'invasion'

President Donald Trump is the first US president since Richard Nixon in the 1970s to refuse to release his tax returns

US Supreme Court Debates Demands For Trump's Tax Records

US Supreme Court debates demands for Trump's tax records

The first night of Rio's 2020 carnival parade, when the coronvirus is now thought to have been already spreading in Brazil

Coronavirus Was In Brazil Before Carnival: Study

Coronavirus was in Brazil before carnival: study

Hertz’s Cancels New Car Orders To Help Forego Bankruptcy: Automakers Will Feel The Hit

Hertz reported a net loss of $356 million for Q1 2020 as it fights to avoid bankruptcy by holding on to liquidity.

Top US infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci warned Congress that ending lockdowns too quickly could bring severe consequences including new outbreaks of coronavirus

At Odds With Trump, Top Expert Says Dangerous To Reopen Too Fast

At odds with Trump, top expert says dangerous to reopen too fast

Afghan security personnel arrive at the site of an attack outside a hospital in Kabul on May 12, 2020

Afghan Forces To Resume Offensive Strikes After Gruesome Attacks

Afghan forces to resume offensive strikes after gruesome attacks

(FILES) In this file photo Orthodox Jewish men walk in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown Heights on February 27, 2019 in New York. The United States saw a record number of anti-Semitic incidents last year, including a sharp spike in physical attacks, the

US Anti-Semitic Acts Hit Record High: Jewish NGO

US anti-Semitic acts hit record high: Jewish NGO

A view of the US Supreme Court in Washington; in May 2020 for the first time the nine justices, confined at home by the pandemic, have heard arguments by phone

Why Haven't Trump's Taxes Been Released? Lawyers Argue To SCOTUS That Returns Shouldn't Go Public

The president's attorneys argue before the Supreme Court that he is immune from criminal investigation and objected that a New York subpoena had similar wording to those issued by Congress.