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COVID-19 New York City Update: Death Toll Rises At 278 Within The Last 24-Hours

Coronavirus continues to lay desolation in New York City on Wednesday as it added 278 more in the list of fatalities due to the deadly COVID-19.

COVID-19 Symptoms: Coronavirus Survivor Says You Must Not Ignore Ear Pains And Popping Sensation

coronavirus patient says do not ignore the popping pain in ear

As COVID-19 continues to spread, more patients are starting report having symptoms not included in the list provided by the health bodies, and one of these is popping ear pain.

Georgia Resident Who Plotted To Attack White House Pleads Guilty

Hasher Jallal Taheb pleaded guilty for attempting to destroy, by fire or an explosive, a building owned by or leased to the United States.

The fast-spreading COVID-19 coronavirus is believed to be more dangerous for older adults, though increasingly it appears to be also sending younger patients to hospital as well

Coronavirus USA Update: Detroit Will Receive Abbott’s Rapid COVID-19 Test Kits First, Mayor Says

The city of Detroit received the test kits manufactured by Abbott Lab on Wednesday, April 1. He added that the COVID-19 test kits will be deployed in the next 24 hours.

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Infographic: Who’s Hiring During COVID-19?

The COVID-19 outbreak might have put millions out of work, but it has also left grocers and those dealing in food delivery scrambling to fill positions.

A woman in Buenos Aires, Argentina claps her hands to express gratitude to health workers, a nightly tradition during the "preventative and compulsory" lockdown

Global Virus Cases Near Million As US Baby Dies

Global virus cases near million as US baby dies

Volunteers at the Capital Area Food Bank prepare to pack boxes of food for distribution to the needy

At US Food Banks, A Cupboard Increasingly Bare

At US food banks, a cupboard increasingly bare

The merger of Sprint and T-Mobile will create the third-largest wireless carrier in the United States

T-Mobile And Sprint Finally Complete Merger

T-Mobile and Sprint finally complete merger

US President Donald Trump's bully pulpit has been even more pronounced during the coronavirus pandemic, as his likely Democratic rival in the November 2020 election, Joe Biden, is isolated at home instead of out on the campaign trail

Invisible Man? Amid Pandemic, Biden Sidelined By Omnipresent Trump

Invisible man? Amid pandemic, Biden sidelined by omnipresent Trump

Spain's Rafael Nadal returns the ball en route to beating USA's Taylor Fritz in straight sets in the final of the Mexico Open in Acapulco

Tennis Rumors: US Open Reveals Tentative Plan After Wimbledon Cancelation

The Wimbledon Championships have been canceled for the first time since World War II. The organizing committee of the US Open has announced its plan regarding the situation.

coronavirus COVID-19 Italy - medical worker in protective gear

Italian Nurse Killed Doctor Girlfriend For Allegedly Giving Him Coronavirus

The nurse told investigators that he killed her because she gave him the coronavirus.

Apple Pay and the new Apple credit card are part of the services being emphasized by the iPhone maker to keep customers in its ecosystem

Coronavirus Update: Apple Card Users Can Skip Their April Payments Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Apple Card owners can skip the credit payments due in April 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Altria in late January further slashed the value of its stake in Juul

US Trade Watchdog Sues Over $13 Bn Altria-Juul Vaping Deal

US trade watchdog sues over $13 bn Altria-Juul vaping deal

Zhang, who didn't want to be identified further, told AFP he is demanding answers from a government that he accuses of incompetence and lying about the extent of the coronavirus

Angry Wuhan Next-of-kin Seek Answers Over Virus Handling

Angry Wuhan next-of-kin seek answers over virus handling

Dozens of pharmaceuticals and research labs across the world are racing to develop a vaccine

Australian Scientists Begin Testing Potential COVID-19 Vaccines, Will Likely Be Available To Public Next Year

The two vaccines being tested are made by Oxford University and Inovio Pharmaceutical, a U.S. company.

A detainee shines a torch from the main ICE detention center in downtown Los Angeles in 2019

Migrant Dies During Protest Over Coronavirus Fear In Mexican Detention Center

The protest largely involved Honduran men but the one who died was a 42-year-old Guatemalan migrant.

Coronavirus is spreading uncontrollably through the crew of the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier, its captain said.

US Navy Evacuates Virus-struck Aircraft Carrier Roosevelt

US Navy evacuates virus-struck aircraft carrier Roosevelt

The Wall Street Journal's Daniel Pearl was abducted and murdered in Pakistan in 2002 while researching a story about Islamist militants

Death Sentence Overturned For Briton Convicted Over Daniel Pearl Murder

Death sentence overturned for Briton convicted over Daniel Pearl murder

US President Donald Trump, shown here during a irus briefing on April 1, said China's numbers seemed "a little bit on the light side"

Trump Approval Ratings: 55% Of Americans Disapprove POTUS' Coronavirus Response

A new poll shows 55% of Americans say president Donald Trump is bungling the job of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Treatment: FDA Won't Use Blood From Gay And Bisexual Recovered Coronavirus Patients

The FDA is barring some patients from donating their blood in plasma clinical trials if they are gay or bisexual.

Masks Are Everywhere In Asia, But Have They Helped?

Masks are everywhere in Asia, but have they helped?

IMAGES of the Russian plane loaded and taking off from Chkalovsky military air base near Moscow. Russia announced it has sent a plane loaded with humanitarian aid to the United States, hit hard by the pandemic of the new coronavirus.

Russian Plane With Supplies For Virus Fight Lands In US

Russian plane with supplies for virus fight lands in US

Justin Bieber Postpones Upcoming Changes Tour Amid Pandemic

Justin Bieber has decided to postpone his upcoming Changes tour due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The March 22 vote was marred by violence, with scores of polling stations ransacked

Guinea President's Party Wins Majority In Disputed Polls

Guinea president's party wins majority in disputed polls

Asian Americans’ COVID-19 Assault May Be Ruled A Hate Crime By FBI

A Texas man who was arrested for allegedly trying to kill an Asian-American family in a fit of COVID-19-related hysteria may be facing federal hate crime charges, according to the FBI.