Result Page 425 for United States news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

The US flag is seen at half-mast at the almost deserted Times Square on April 13, 2020 in New York City

New York City Coronavirus Infection Rate Is 21%, 2.7 Million New Yorkers Had COVID-19

COVID-19 has infected 14% of New York state residents and 21% of New York City residents.

Sexual Transmission Of COVID-19 Is Unlikely, Study Suggests

The virus was not detected in any of the semen samples from men diagnosed with COVID-19.

Coronavirus Ending Soon? Pence Says COVID-19 'Largely' Over By Memorial Day

Vice President Mike Pence is optimistic that the coronavirus pandemic will be over by Memorial Day Weekend.

A Cuban man wears a face mask in front of a mural showing revolutionary Che Guevara in Havana -- the coronavirus cases are limited here, but food shortages have become worse as a result of the crisis

In Virus-hit Cuba, The Struggle To Get Food On The Table

In virus-hit Cuba, the struggle to get food on the table

More news

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US was 'alarmed' at Iran's 'lack of adequate cooperation' with UN nuclear watchdog inspectors

Pompeo Says China May Have Known Of Virus In November

Pompeo says China may have known of virus in November

US officials tightened the rules on a popular emergency lending program for small businesses after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said earlier in the week that companies that wrongly took the funds would face "consequences"

US Bars Larger Firms From SBA Loans After Uproar

US bars larger firms from SBA loans after uproar

US President Donald Trump addresses reporters at the White House

Trump Says Reports On Kim's Health 'Incorrect'

Trump says reports on Kim's health 'incorrect'

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

US Meat Giant Shutters Beef Plant For Coronavirus Testing

US meat giant shutters beef plant for coronavirus testing

The coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the United States, but Georgia plans to allow some businesses to reopen, bowling alleys included -- like this one in Lawrenceville

House Passes $483 Bn Stimulus As US Job Losses Soar

House passes $483 bn stimulus as US job losses soar

With strict lockdowns still in force in many countries, there are fears about the time it will take for the global economy to recover

Oil Prices Gain On US-Iran Tensions, Mixed Day For Global Stocks

Oil prices gain on US-Iran tensions, mixed day for global stocks

Coronavirus Illinois: Governor To Extend Stay-At-Home Order Through May

J.B. Pritzker said the move is necessary to keep the gains that have been made in flattening the curve, with the peak not expected until mid-May.

Instacart also announced new safety measures for personnel following a wave of protests about health risks for the delivery workers

Instacart Seeks 250,000 More Delivery Workers As Demand Surges

Instacart seeks 250,000 more delivery workers as demand surges

Jameela Jamil Urges Women To Speak Up Against Injustice In Powerful Post

"The more of us there are, the harder it will be to gaslight, slander, and silence an ARMY of women..." Jamil wrote.

'Pokémon Journeys: The Series' Announces Netflix Release Date: What New Episodes Will Bring

A trailer for the new show was released on Thursday.

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is confident that business with the United States will not be affected by Donlad Trump's freeze on immigration

US And Mexico 'Need Each Other,' Says President Lopez Obrador

US and Mexico 'need each other,' says president Lopez Obrador

Prince Harry Shock: Meghan Markle's Husband Allegedly 'Miserable' And 'Scared' Of His New Life

Prince Harry is, reportedly, feeling the pressure to protect Meghan Markle and Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor after their surprise move to Los Angeles.

The US is not trying to buy Greenland, an official said

Greenland To Receive US Development Funds

Greenland to receive US development funds

Healthcare workers in protective clothing transport the body of a COVID-19 victim outside Joao Lucio Hospital in Manaus, Brazil, on April 21, 2020

Brazilian City Of Manaus Fighting 'Horror Movie' Pandemic Conditions

Brazilian city of Manaus fighting 'horror movie' pandemic conditions

The United States has accused Iranian vessels of harassing its ships in the Gulf

Iran Guards Chief Vows 'Decisive Response' After Trump Threat

Iran Guards chief vows 'decisive response' after Trump threat

Bill Gates, pictured here in October 2019, served as chairman of Microsoft's board of directors until early in 2014 and has now stepped away entirely

Bill Gates On Coronavirus: Microsoft Founder Calls For Global Innovation, Cooperation Against COVID-19

"This includes innovations in testing, treatments, vaccines, and policies to limit the spread while minimizing the damage to economies and well-being” -- Gates