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

WHO Warns Over Virus Immunity As Global Death Toll Nears 200,000

WHO warns over virus immunity as global death toll nears 200,000

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

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

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.

Will The Coronavirus Force Social Security Benefit Cuts?

The answer may depend on the time frame recipients are considering.

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

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

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For some in the US state of Georgia, the order to ease restrictions presents one of the biggest economic conundrums of their lives

US Death Toll Tops 50,000 As Some Georgia Businesses Reopen

As the southern state lifted restrictions on a list of businesses that also included nail salons and bowling alleys, President Donald Trump warned that Governor Brian Kemp may be moving too fast.

Fox Sports commentator Joe Buck is asking his 268,000 Twitter followers to send him short videos for him to add mock commentary

Rubber Bones And Road Crossing: Commentators Get Creative During Lockdown

Rubber bones and road crossing: Commentators get creative during lockdown

COVID-19 Update: Maryland Emergency Hotline Calls Surge After Trump's Disinfectant Comment

The Maryland Emergency Hotline is reminding the public not to ingest disinfectants after it received hundreds of calls asking if this could treat COVID-19.

Kanye West Officially Now A Billionaire: Forbes

Kanye West officially now a billionaire: Forbes

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.

Response coordinator for White House Coronavirus Task Force Deborah Birx winced in her seat to the right of President Donald Trump

Inject Disinfectant? Trump's Medical Claims Baffle Nation

Inject disinfectant? Trump's medical claims baffle nation

Since 2017, the government of President Nicolas Maduro (C, pictured March 2020) has announced its oil prices in yuan rather than dollars in protest over US sanctions

Venezuelan Oil Price Falls To $9.90, Lowest Level In 20 Years

Venezuelan oil price falls to $9.90, lowest level in 20 years

US President Donald Trump holds up the signed United States- Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement, known as USMCA, during a White House ceremony in January 2020

New N. America Trade Deal To Take Effect July 1: US

New N. America trade deal to take effect July 1: US

Facebook said it is already implementing provisions of a privacy settlement with US authorities, approved this week by a federal judge, which included a record $5 billion fine over data protection missteps

Court Approves Record $5 Bn Fine Of Facebook Over Privacy

Court approves record $5 bn fine of Facebook over privacy

The digital 'tracing' technology being developed jointly by Apple and Google to monitor contacts with infected individuals would allow smartphone users to control their data, despite demands from some governments seeking to create databases

Apple, Google Say Users To Control Virus 'Tracing' Tool

Apple, Google say users to control virus 'tracing' tool

US President Donald Trump signs into law a package totalling nearly half a trillion dollars of new coronavirus relief funds

Trump Signs Huge New Economic Relief Spending Package

The package will pump another $483 billion of government funds into the world's biggest economy.

Flags of Nova Scotia and Canada fly at half-staff outside the Nova Scotia Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) headquarters in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, after at least 10 people including an RCMP officer were killed in a shooting rampage

Canada Shooter's Rampage Began With Assault On Girlfriend: RCMP

Canada shooter's rampage began with assault on girlfriend: RCMP

Missouri Plant Workers Sue Smithfield Foods For Poor Working Conditions During Coronavirus Pandemic

The workers accused Smithfield of making them work "shoulder to shoulder" despite concerns over coronavirus exposures.

Friday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise As President Trump Signs Another Coronavirus Relief Bill

U.S. stocks rose on Friday as President Donald Trump signed a $484 billion coronavirus relief bill into law.

The Congressional Budget Office predicts the US economy will contract by double digits in the second quarter then start growing again in the latter half of the year as lockdowns to stop the coronavirus are lifted

US CBO Sees Deficit Exploding Amid Steep Recession

US CBO sees deficit exploding amid steep recession

US CBO Sees Economy Contracting 12%, Deficit Exploding

US CBO sees economy contracting 12%, deficit exploding

Amazon shut down its French warehouses after a court said it could deliver only food, hygiene or medical products pending a review of safety measures for its roughly 10,000 employees in France

French Court Confirms Amazon Restrictions Over Virus

French court confirms Amazon restrictions over virus

Prince Harry Fury: Meghan's Husband Allegedly Preparing For A Face-To-Face With Trevor Engleson

Meghan Markle has, reportedly, been telling her friends that she and Prince Harry feel like a huge weight has been lifted after the infamous 'Megxit.'