Arthur Villasanta

Americans with direct deposit arrangements will start receiving their $1,200 electronic checks from the IRS.

The world will reach another horrific COVID-19 milestone: 100,000 deaths since the first death was reported in China on January 11.

Relapsing into COVID-19 by South Korean patients previously confirmed as cured is raising questions as to its cause.

The United States continues to suffer gravely from COVID-19 with the remaining three weeks of April projected to see more than 30,000 American deaths.

The World Health Organization didn't turn the other cheek when Trump accused it of bungling its response to COVID-19.

The United States still leads the world in the number of COVID-19 cases and on Wednesday saw the largest number of daily deaths in the world from the disease.

Senate Republicans are pushing to both investigate and punish China and the WHO for allegedly unleashing and spreading COVID-19 worldwide.

Jack Dorsey's contribution to coronavirus relief is the largest financial pledge by a private individual to date.

President Donald Trump is the number one booster of the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as an alleged cure for COVID-19. He also has an indirect stake in Sanofi, S.A., one of the major producers of hydroxychloroquine.

A concerted effort by Americans to stay indoors during the COVID-19 pandemic will likely lead to far fewer deaths than the number originally predicted by the IHME model.

President Donald Trump threatens to defund the World Health Organization.

Wall Street will see Monday's rally continue into Tuesday as good news suggesting lower casualties from COVID-19 will make investors take a renewed bet on equities.

Persons, likely conspiracy theorists, are burning cell phone towers in the U.K. believing these structures emit the 5G radiation they claim is causing COVID-19.

Joe Biden sends an email to governors offering to assist them in the battle against COVID-19 and some found it offensive.

Our Old World as we know it has ended, to be replaced by a new one where COVID-19 looms menacingly in the background.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been placed in ICU as a precaution.

The U.S. thus far is losing its war against COVID-19 and is suffering 1,000 deaths daily, a death toll not seen since World War 2.

Trump's claim of him banning direct flights from China on Jan. 31 helped mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in the U.S. isn't all true.

Wall Street will greet the start of the business week with a welcome rally as bits of good news filter past the gloom of COVID-19.

China is cornering the world market on PPEs and other gear needed to fight COVID-19 while banning the exports of these products made by foreign firms within its shores.

President Donald Trump continues to urge Americans to try an anti-malaria drug he asserts can help cure COVID-19.

Already positive for COVID-19, British prime minister Boris Johnson is now hospitalized due to the 'persistent symptoms.'

The United States' casualty count from COVID-19 in only one month is mind boggling: a mere 161 confirmed cases on March 5 now stands at more than 333,000.

Mossad, Israel's spy agency, has been given a new mission: acquiring much-medical supplies and equipment to combat COVID-19.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez takes issue with Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to suspend mortgage payments but not rent.

Louisiana, the state with the fifth largest number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S., saw cases spike by 2,726 Thursday.

Daily COVID-19 deaths in the United States have exceeded 1,000 for the first time and will continue to climb as the pandemic claims more victims this month.

Italy's death toll from COVID-19 likely exceeds the more than 13,000 official tally as many deaths are never recorded due to the immense confusion in northern Italy.

Futures predict Wall Street's first day in the green Wednesday for the second quarter.