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Companies that improperly took money meant to aid small businesses could be criminally liable, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says

Coronavirus Impact On US Economy: Unemployment Rate Likely To Get Worse, Treasury Secretary Says

U.S. unemployment hit 14.7% in April, the highest since the Great Depression.

Meghan Markle Shock: Harry's Wife Reportedly Replicating One Of Princess Diana's 'Worst' Moves

Meghan Markle, reportedly, retained David Sherborne, Princess Diana's ex-legal counsel, to represent her in a copyright case against The Mail On Sunday.

Dr. Fauci Quarantined After Exposure To White House Staffers Who Tested Positive For Coronavirus

The bespectacled Anthony Fauci is one of President Donald Trump's point people on the coronavirus crisis -- and has become something of a pop culture icon

Dr. Anthony Fauci, a major figure in the fight against coronavirus, has self-quarantined following exposure to an infected staffer.

US Economy: Forget More Stimulus Checks -- This Proposal Wants To Pay Employers To Hire You Back

A radical idea is getting bipartisan support in Congress.

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Coronavirus: Bronx nurses protest working conditions in New York

Why The US Needs Non-Profits Now More Than Ever

COVID-19 has the potential to devastate non-profit organizations, which provide essential services to vulnerable populations, fund biomedical research, support education, and employ millions of Americans.

About 150 protesters rallied outside Victoria's state parliament to protest against a shutdown aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19, while also peddling conspiracy theories about the virus

Asia Virus Latest: Seoul Shuts Bars And Clubs, Anti-lockdown Clashes In Melbourne

Asia virus latest: Seoul shuts bars and clubs, anti-lockdown clashes in Melbourne

Sweden, whose softer virus approach has garnered international attention, admits it has failed to adequately protect the elderly, with around half of COVID-19 deaths occurring among nursing home residents

Sweden Admits Failure To Protect Elderly In Care Homes

Sweden admits failure to protect elderly in care homes

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Feud Rumors: Couple Reportedly Boiling Over Due To Pressures From 'Megxit'

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be feeling so much pressure since 'Megxit.'

This photo taken on March 26, 2020 by Columbia University researcher Manuela Buonanno shows an experiment being conducted on the use of a special kind of ultraviolet rays against the coronavirus

Tests Show UVC Lamps Could Light The Way In Virus Fight

Tests show UVC lamps could light the way in virus fight

Two people wearing masks walk on the campus of Georgetown University in Washington

$70k For Zoom Classes? Virus Crisis Leaves US Students Miffed

$70k for Zoom classes? Virus crisis leaves US students miffed

Elon Musk, pictured in March 2020, has actively voiced out his frustration on California's stay-at-home order

Musk Threatens Removing Tesla From California Over Virus Restrictions

Musk threatens removing Tesla from California over virus restrictions

It remains yet to be seen whether virus-caused slaughterhouse closures will lead to prolonged meat shortages in US grocery stores

Meat Shortage News: Union Against Reopening US Plants Amid Worker Deaths From Coronavirus

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said Friday that 14 meatpacking plants closed due to the virus would reopen within the next seven to 10 days.

A man wearing a face mask against the spread of the coronavirus walks past a banner for the now much reduced 75th anniversary celebrations in Moscow marking the victory over Nazi Germany in World War II

Putin Calls For 'Invincible' Unity As Russians Mark Victory Day On Lockdown

Putin calls for 'invincible' unity as Russians mark Victory Day on lockdown

Missing Utah Teens: Search Resumes At Utah Lake For Girls Missing Since Wednesday

Police in Utah are continuing their search for two teens that went missing on Utah Lake recently.

Gujarat police detain a man after he threw stones at them during a government-imposed nationwide lockdown in Ahmedabad on May 8, 2020

India Uses Drones To Disinfect Virus Hotspot As Cases Surge

India uses drones to disinfect virus hotspot as cases surge

Social Security News: Potential Changes Could Affect Amount Of Benefits

Changes to the program could be imminent, and some of them may affect how much future retirees receive in benefits. Some changes are more likely than others, so make sure you watch out for these three potential adjustments.

Coronavirus deaths in the US are on the rise, topping 75,000 this week

Coronavirus Indirectly Saved More Lives Than It Claimed, Says George W Bush Campaign Aide

Prior to the threat of COVID-19, the CDC estimated just more than 687,000 Americans would die of all causes between the last week of January and April 18.

Only the health workers in charge of tracking potential coronavirus cases have access to the data collected

Coronavirus Despair: 75,000 Americans Projected To Die From Suicide And Overdose

A study by the Well Being Trust estimates the deaths to range between 27,644, assuming the economy recovers quickly, and 154,037 in a slow-recovery scenario.

Brazil has endured the worst of Latin America's outbreak with more than 9,100 confirmed dead

Brazil Hits Its Highest Coronavirus Daily Mortality Rate At 751 Deaths

Brazil is at the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in Latin America. The country reported its highest coronavirus death count (751) in one day, Brazil’s health ministry said. The total death count of Brazil has crossed the 10,000-mark Saturday.

Drones Disinfect Indian Pandemic Hotspot City After Clashes

Drones disinfect Indian pandemic hotspot city after clashes

A UN Security Council meeting held in January 2020, before the global pandemic

US Reversal Prevents UN Vote On Pandemic Truce

US reversal prevents UN vote on pandemic truce

Levinson said the women are being discriminated against because they are not getting as much as the men on a per game basis

US Women's National Team Files Appeal After Legal Setback

In dismissing their equal pay claim last Friday, Judge Gary Klausner said the case was unwarranted because they had previously turned down an offer in the Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations to be paid along the lines of the US men's team.

Shanghai Disneyland Sells Out Reopening Tickets In Minutes; 24,000 Visitors Expected

Shanghai Disneyland is set to welcome a deluge of visitors to its theme park Monday (May 11) after it quickly sold out the tickets for its reopening day.

Coronavirus Update: North Dakota Ends 14-Day Quarantine For Domestic Travelers

North Dakota is relaxing its order on the mandatory 14-day quarantine for domestic travelers. Effective immediately, those coming from other states will no longer have to self-isolate, Gov. Doug Burgum said.