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G7 Pledge to 'Do Whatever it Takes' to Safeguard Economy Affected by Coronavirus
As the outbreak caused more countries to shut down and brought the global economy to a screeching halt, the leaders stressed the need to join forces and move quickly to address the damage.
Six Nigerian Soldiers Killed in Boko Haram Jihadist Attack
The decade-long jihadist uprising has killed 36,000 people and displaced around two million from their homes in northeast Nigeria.
Indonesia's Transport Minister Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Moved to Intensive Care
Indonesia has reported 96 cases and five virus-related deaths since the outbreak began in the country two weeks ago.
US Strikes Iran-backed Group That Hit Iraq Base, Says Pentagon
The strikes marked a rapid escalation in tensions with Tehran and its proxy groups in Iraq, just two months after Iran carried out a massive ballistic missile attack against American troops at a base in Iraq.
Coronavirus 'Made in China': Trump Officials Blames Wuhan 'Cover-up' for Spread of Outbreak
The response by the Trump administration comes after the US President was subjected to criticism for playing down the virus, contradicting his own public health officials and concentrating more on the economic fallout from the outbreak.
Love in the Time of Coronavirus: Swiping Right to Flout the Fever
Tinder, the app that famously allows users to swipe through a myriad of candidates for a date or a hookup, has issued a warning to users that "While we want you to continue to have fun, protecting yourself from the coronavirus is more important."
US Urges Tehran to Release American Prisoners Amid Coronavirus Crisis
The Iranian judiciary's Mizan Online official news agency cited Asghar Jahangir, the head of Iran's prisons organization, as saying that "about 70,000 prisoners" had been released in a bid to combat the outbreak.
US Fed 'Pathetic, Slow Moving', Says Trump as He Calls on it to Lower Key Lending Rate
The Fed is a familiar punching bag for the US President, who has assailed it repeatedly in recent weeks while the US economy has been grappling with the spreading coronavirus outbreak, with Wall Street on Monday having its worst session since December 200...
German Tourist Tests Positive for Coronavirus in Northern Cyprus
The German woman was among a 30-member tourist group who arrived in northern Cyprus from Balingen in Germany on Sunday.
New York Launches Its Own Hand Sanitizer Made by Prison Inmates as COVID-19 Cases Rise to 142
The sanitizer will cost USD 6 a gallon to make and is not expected to go on general sale. The announcement came as the number of confirmed cases in the state rose to 142.
US Senator Ted Cruz Self-Quarantines After Shaking Hands With a Person Having Coronavirus
Two more deaths linked to a virus-hit care home near Seattle were reported Sunday, bringing the nationwide toll to at least 21.
Unsure of Walking Your Dog or Asked to Work from Home? Here's What You Must Know About Coronavirus
A trade report showed China's exports contracted sharply in the first two months of the year, and imports slowed, as the health crisis caused massive disruptions to business operations, global supply chains.
Iraqis Among 32 Killed as Fuel Tanker Crashes Into Buses in Syria
A break failure caused the tanker to crash into 15 vehicles and two large buses carrying several Iraqi passengers, said Interior Minister Mohammad Khaled al-Rahmoun.
Biden and Sanders Enter Key Phase in Democrats' Race
Biden, the 77-year-old former vice president, spoke to a large crowd of supporters in Missouri, one of six states that will hold Democratic primaries on Tuesday.
On the Trail: Biden Warns Against 'Bloodbath' Fight With Bernie Sanders as Next Contests Loom
Bernie Sanders, who until recently was the front-runner in the Democratic race to face Republican President Donald Trump in November, is now trailing in delegates and desperate to regain momentum after Joe Biden received a rush of endorsements following h...
21 People Infected With Coronavirus on Cruise Ship Stranded off San Francisco
Vice President Mike Pence said the ship will be brought to a non-commercial dock this weekend and all 3,533 passengers and crew will be tested.