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Infographic: US Economy Grows Steadily As Coronavirus Looms

While the latest reading suggests that the U.S. economy is on steady footing, the coronavirus outbreak in and outside of China is expected to put a damper on economic growth in 2020.

USFDA's COVID-19 Supply Chain Update: Is There a Shortage?

While Washington exempted medicines and medical equipment from its sanctions, international purchases of such supplies are forestalled by banks being wary of conducting any business with Iran, for fear of falling foul of sanctions themselves

Coronavirus outbreak is likely to cause potential disruptions to critical medical product supplies in the U.S.

Coke, Pepsi Among Companies Sued For Contribution To Plastic Pollution

Coke and Pepsi are two of 10 companies being sued by an environmental group for their contribution to plastic pollution.

Former WWE Champion Batista Shares Rare Family Photo As He Salutes His Filipino Grandpa

Former WWE star Dave Bautista took time to salute his Filipino grandfather whom he is very close to on social media. He and nWo will be inducted to the Hall of Fame next month.

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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un recently declared that Pyongyang no longer considered itself bound by its moratoriums on nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests

North Korea Fires Two Unidentified Projectiles: South's Military

North Korea fires two unidentified projectiles: South's Military Says

Last month, Indonesia criticised a US study that questioned why the Southeast Asian archipelago had not recorded a case of the new coronavirus

Indonesia Confirms First Coronavirus Cases

Indonesia confirms first coronavirus cases

Olivia Cotes-James wants us to talk about menstrual health. Properly. No more euphemisms, no more opaque marketing, no more superstitions

Talking About A Menstrual Revolution: Asia's Period Problems

Talking about a menstrual revolution: Asia's period problems

Coronavirus USA Update: Second US Death Confirmed, New York Reports First Case

Washington State now has 13 confirmed COVID-19 cases and two deaths -- the only deaths from the disease thus far in the U.S.

Mississippi and Louisiana Flooding, February 2020

NOAA-NASA Satellite Image Shows Flooded Rivers In Mississippi, Louisiana

A satellite image shows major flooding in the Mississippi, Pascagoula and Pearl Rivers.

The US stock market got a boost from news that US is delaying enforcement of a ban on Chinese telecoms giant Huawei and improved prospects for US-China trade talks

Stock Market Futures: Dow, S&P 500, NASDAQ To See Small Rally Monday

Harried investors hold their breath to see if Wall Street will tank Monday or show signs of life in a modest recovery.

South Korea's Im Sung-jae captured his first US PGA title on Sunday by winning the Honda Classic

Im Takes First US PGA Title In Honda Classic Thriller

Im takes first US PGA title in Honda Classic thriller

The World Health Organization, which is in the forefront of the global reaction to COVID-19, has its headquarters in Geneva

Coronavirus USA Update: Seattle, California Confirm Four More Cases, Spread To Be Expected

Two more infections in Washington are raising fears the state might become the country's COVID-19 hotspot.

The Saudi bourse, Tadawul, is the region's largest and one of the world's top 10 share markets

Gulf Bourses Dive As Coronavirus Hits Oil Price

Gulf bourses dive as coronavirus hits oil price

Pete Buttigieg (pictured February 28, 2020) had risen rapidly from being a virtual unknown to becoming a national political figure, but he scored poorly in the South Carolina primary

Buttigieg Drops Out Of US Presidential Race

Buttigieg drops out of US presidential race

Democrat Pete Buttigieg has faced increasingly sharp criticism for his lack of national experience

Election 2020: Pete Buttigieg Drops Out Of Democratic Presidential Race

Pete Buttigieg ends his campaign to win the presidential nomination after a brave try that points to another run at the presidency.

Democratic White House hopeful Bernie Sanders speaks during a campaign rally at the Virginia Wesleyan University

Netanyahu Hits Back At Bernie As Lobby Splits Democrats

Netanyahu hits back at Bernie as lobby splits Democrats

Countries and territories with confirmed cases of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, as of February 7, 03:00 GMT.

France Closes Louvre As Virus Cases Mount In Europe

France closes Louvre as virus cases mount in Europe

Investor fears about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak appeared to ease after Fed chair Jerome Powell's comments to Congress members

Trump Economy In Trouble? Fed Pressured To Cut Rates Again After Stock Market Falls

The Trump administration is looking at measures to boost the U.S. economy amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Singapore's government regularly faces criticism for curbing civil liberties but insists the legislation is necessary to stop the spread of damaging falsehoods online

Climate Change News: Singapore Promotes Electric Cars, Plans To Phase Out Gas And Diesel Vehicles By 2040

Singapore has been criticized for its slow adoption of electric cars.

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani (C), walking with journalists after a press conference at the presidential palace, said he would not commit to a clause in the US-Taliban deal calling for a massive prisoner exchange

Tough Talks Ahead As Afghan President Objects To Taliban Prisoner Swap

Tough talks ahead as Afghan president objects to Taliban prisoner swap

Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg is betting big on his Super Tuesday chances -- he is seen here at a rally in one of the 14 Super Tuesday states, Virginia

Bloomberg Presidential Campaign: Democratic Candidate Pumps Money Into Attacking Trump On Coronavirus, Economy In TV Ads

Ahead of his debut on the ballots on Super Tuesday, Mike Bloomberg has purchased a three-minute time slot on two networks addressing the spread of coronavirus.