Adviser to Iran’s supreme leader dies after falling sick from new coronavirus

Coronavirus: Iraq confirms first death as number of cases continues to rise

Iraq has confirmed its first death from coronavirus, an elderly man in the Kurdish province of Sulaimaniya. It is the second country within the Middle East, after Iran, to record a fatality linked to the virus, otherwise known as Covid-19. A local health department in Iraq’s Kurdish province announced the death, Reuters reports. The country has so far recorded 31 cases of Covid-19, one Iranian student who has since been sent home and 30 Iraqis...

MAP: Which Countries Have CDC Travel Advisories Because Of Coronavirus

Coronavirus: David Clark defends Government's COVID-19 response

He says everyone on "every international flight" receives an information card.

Singapore sends COVID-19 diagnostic tests machines to Myanmar

SINGAPORE: Singapore has contributed diagnostic tests and machines to Myanmar to help in the detection of the novel coronavirus, said the Ministry ...

Trump donates salary to Health and Human Service amid coronavirus

As coronavirus fears mount we took an inventory of Fort Collins-area stores' stocks

Coloradoan journalists visited 20 stores in the Fort Collins area to check stocks of canned and dry goods, sanitizer and cleaning supplies, and more.

The Market Rout Is About More Than Coronavirus

Mike Pence's crisis manager skills put to the test in new role leading coronavirus response

Go or no go? U.S. updates travel advisories amid coronavirus outbreak

No Case of Coronavirus Has Been Reported So Far in Morocco (Ministry)

Coronavirus flight cancellations: from Ryanair to BA the UK airlines forced to cancel flights as bookings drop

British Airways, Ryanair, and EasyJet have cancelled hundreds of flights amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

Sen. Patty Murray: Lack of prep direction on coronavirus is 'completely unacceptable'

Sen. Patty Murray of Washington on Tuesday said her constituents are seeing delays and confusion in getting tested for coronavirus and that if anyone is in charge at the White House, it “would be news to anyone in my state.”

CDC: Coronavirus patient released in San Antonio later turned up positive

The patient, who came to San Antonio from Wuhan, China, was released Saturday after testing negative for the virus. CDC says the discharged patient "had some contact with others while out of isolation," prompting a search to track down those who might have been exposed.

Mexico confirms first 2 cases of new coronavirus

Mexico's assistant health secretary says the country now has two confirmed cases of the new coronavirus

Tennis: Davis Cup finals spots at stake despite coronavirus pressure

PARIS: Twelve countries will this weekend qualify for the finals of the Davis Cup, the venerable 120-year-old team competition suddenly confronted ...

Trepidation in the country following first recorded case of coronavirus

Apple co-founder bizarrely suggests he and his wife were 'patient zero' in U.S. for coronavirus

Coronavirus: Wigan school closes

A deep clean is taking place at the school, which will not reopen until Monday.

Honolulu Festival canceled over coronavirus concerns

Honolulu Festival canceled over coronavirus concerns

Kuwait suspends all flights to from Iran due to coronavirus

Coronavirus cases triple in South Korea; WHO keeps eye on Africa Iran

Coronavirus provides unique opportunity to meddle in U.S. election officials warn

The possibility of inflating fear of disease to keep people at home on Election Day shows how disinformation campaigns can potentially sidestep tech companies' safeguards.

Coronavirus on Grand Princess: Cruise ship with 2500 onboard held off California coast as test kits

A cruise ship carrying about 2,500 passengers, some of whom have been exposed to the coronavirus and are experiencing flu-like symptoms, is being held off the coast of California Wednesday afternoon while public health officials figure out how to test the travelers and return them home, Gov. Gavin Newsom said. Newsom declared a state of emergency for California in response to growing coronavirus outbreaks that have now infected more than 60...

What Michigan is doing to prepare for coronavirus

Although Michigan has no confirmed cases of coronavirus—COVID-19—to date, state health officials are making preparations in case of an outbreak. Saturday, the first American with coronavirus died in Washington state. Officials said the man had no history of travel outside of the U.S. or known contact with anyone who had COVID-19. In the U.S, 69 people have been infected. The CDC categorized these infections into separate categories: 13 have been...

Dow Jones plunges as financial crisis over coronavirus continues

The Dow is suffering its worst week since the financial crash of 2008.

Eurogroup's Centeno says 'no efforts will be spared' to contain coronavirus impact

Europe's finance ministers are prepared to take fiscal measures to support ...

Pakistan sends military planes to fight Coronavirus in China

Over 3000 people have died since the outbreak was first reported on 31st December 2019 More than 92,000 cases have been reported from 76 countries globally, 80,000 of which have been reported i

Turkey 'has enough experience to face coronavirus challange'

Coronavirus disrupts Wikipedia in Iran after senior official's shock death

Trump demands 'more easing and cutting' after Fed slashes rates amid coronavirus outbreak

President Donald Trump on Tuesday demanded that the Federal Reserve cut rates even more after the central bank announced it would slash rates by 50 basis points in an effort to combat the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Chandler tech company Microchip issues employee travel ban amid coronavirus

Microchip Technology Inc. has implemented a strict travel policy and quarantine procedures for employees returning from coronavirus-affected regions.