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Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that "economic activity will likely drop at a unprecedented rate in the second quarter"

Decade Of US Growth Ends As Fed Warns Of More Virus Hardship Ahead

Decade of US growth ends as Fed warns of more virus hardship ahead

Justin Amash Explores Libertarian Presidential Bid, Trump Eggs On Candidate Who May Siphon Biden Votes

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

A Washington Post opinion piece by former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh suggests that Amash’s candidacy could “siphon enough votes” from Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden “to hand the election to Trump.”

Pompeo Criticizes S.Africa, Qatar For Taking Cuban Doctors

Cuban medial workers at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria on April 27, 2020 to support coronavirus efforts in a photo released by the South African government

Pompeo criticizes S.Africa, Qatar for taking Cuban doctors

Coronavirus Economy: Auto Rental Firms Skidding, Hertz May Have To Consider Bankruptcy

Hertz and its rivals have seen their businesses ravaged by the pandemic.

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Dr. Anthony Fauci (L), director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says remdesivir is proven to help get coronavirus patients out of hospital

Remdesivir Shows 'Clear-cut' Effect In Treating Coronavirus: Fauci

Remdesivir shows 'clear-cut' effect in treating coronavirus: Fauci

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the government was also 'moving immediately' to recommend against non-essential travel

China - Australia Relations: PM Morrison Follows Trump's Lead, Wants Investigation Into Coronavirus

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Wednesday reiterated his call for an investigation into China's role in the global coronavirus outbreak, angering Beijing.

Many shops in Germany have been closed during the coronavirus lockdown, causing the economy to go into recession

Coronavirus Layoffs: Public Sector Employees Brace For Unemployment As State, City Coffers Run Dry

State and local governments are pleading for federal aid. A Brookings Institution fellow says any aid should be doled out based on unemployment.

MLB Rumors: Former World Series MVP Planning Baseball Comeback In China

Manny Ramirez feels he still has some gas left in the tank, announcing he plans to vie for a spot in the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL).

Pfizer reported a fourth-quarter loss on lower sales but said the company was on track to reengineer itself to focus on new game-changing pharmaceuticals

Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Ready For Tests Next Week, Emergency Use By Fall

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc., in partnership with German-based company BioNTech, announced that its COVID-19 vaccine would be ready for tests next week and should they show favorable results, would be distributed for emergency use by fall.

Amazon has extended its deal with the National Football League for streaming rights to Thursday games for some 200 countries

NFL, Amazon Extend Deal On Streaming Rights For Thursday Night Games

NFL, Amazon extend deal on streaming rights for Thursday night games

US officials say Amazon is the focus of complaints that it facilitates sales of counterfeit merchandise in five countries

US Cites Amazon's Foreign Platforms Over Counterfeit Goods

US cites Amazon's foreign platforms over counterfeit goods

The health of Kim Jong Un, pictured center in an image released on April 12, 2020, is frequently the subject of speculation, but little concrete is known about the secretive leader

North Korea News: 18 Days And Still No Sight Of Kim Jong Un

After 18 days, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un remains hidden from the public eye amid rumors of his demise.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo steps away from the podium following a news conference at the State Department

Pompeo Says US To Seek All Ways To Extend Iran Arms Embargo

Pompeo says US to seek all ways to extend Iran arms embargo

Can Americans Trust Apple And Google? Tech Giants Face Privacy Concerns Over Coronavirus Contact Tracing App

60% of those queried expressed reluctance or an inability to use an anonymous app to alert them on whether they had been in contact with someone who had tested positive for the virus.

China has established new administrative districts for the contested Paracel island chain

US Navy Ship Sails Through Chinese-claimed Waters In South China Sea

US Navy ship sails through Chinese-claimed waters in South China Sea

More Costco Store Changes: Customers Required To Wear Face Masks, Store Hours Extended

Costco will require customers to wear face masks or coverings starting on May 4. Here's what else the wholesale retailer has changed.

Real estate agent Dana Scanlon conducts a virtual tour of a house with a client over Facetime in Washington, DC

Virus Forces Real Estate Agents To Go Virtual

Virus forces real estate agents to go virtual

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks during a news conference at the State Department

Pompeo Says 'Still Hopeful' For A North Korea Deal

Pompeo says 'still hopeful' for a North Korea deal

A vial of the drug Remdesivir is viewed during a press conference

COVID-19 Patients Respond Positively To Remdesivir In Major US Trial

COVID-19 patients respond positively to remdesivir in major US trial

Infographic: US Economy Sees Sharp Downturn Amid COVID-19 Crisis

The negative GDP number was widely expected and is feared to be a mere taste of worse things to come.

Analysts expect US growth to plunge by double digits in the second quarter as the full effects of the coronavirus's economic shutdowns are felt

US Decade Of Growth Ends As Virus Contracts GDP By 4.8%

US decade of growth ends as virus contracts GDP by 4.8%

Unemployment in the United States was at low levels not seen in decades before the coronavirus struck, but now jobless benefit claims have increased by millions

Coronavirus Recession: If You Think The First Quarter Was Bad, Just Wait For The Second

The U.S. economy suffered its sharpest contraction in the first quarter since 2008, a 4.8% drop in the gross domestic product -- and that only accounts for the first two weeks of lockdowns.