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Coronavirus leads Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to make changes to mass
Coronavirus leads Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to make changes to mass
UK coronavirus LIVE: number of confirmed cases in Britain at 39 as worldwide death toll passes 3000
New coronavirus restrictions released for cruise ship passengers
Those of you getting ready for a cruise will likely go through coronavirus screenings at Port Canaveral and other locations. That is because Cruise Lines International Association, which several cruise lines at the port are a part of, has released expanded guidelines for the virus: As part of the cruise industry’s continued commitment to the health and safety of guests and crew, as well as the residents of port cities and destinations around the...
China wrote off inconvenient truths about coronavirus as fake news. Now it is struggling with disinformation
England replace handshakes with fist bumps to minimise illness risk on Sri Lanka tour
The Time for Containment Is Over. Welcome to the Next Phase of Coronavirus
We’re still in what amounts to the first minutes of our coexistence with the coronavirus
Close to 1 million could be tested for the coronavirus this week health official says
The Trump administration said Monday that nearly 1 million tests could be administered for the coronavirus in the United States by the end of this week, a significant escalation of screening as the American death toll reached six and U.S. infections topped 100. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/02/us/politics/close-to-a-million-could-be-tested-for-the-coronavirus-this-week-health-official-says.html
Football: Utrecht star hoping coronavirus doesn't affect Dutch Cup final
Mark van der Maarel is hoping fans can make next month's Dutch Cup final after they beat Ajax in the last four.
UK rises to 35 coronavirus cases Czech Republic sees 1st 3
LONDON (AP) — British health authorities on Sunday confirmed 12 more cases of the new coronavirus, bringing the country's overall tally to 35, and the Czech Republic announced its first three...
Tensions rise as U.S. death toll from coronavirus reaches 7
China's coronavirus caseload has continued to wane as the epidemic takes a firmer hold beyond Asia.
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Trump Administration Considering Paying Hospitals for Treating Uninsured Coronavirus Patients
The Trump administration is considering using a national disaster program to pay hospitals and doctors for their care of uninsured people infected with coronavirus as concerns rise over costs of treating some of the 27 million Americans without health coverage.
English Premier League bans pre-game handshakes between players to prevent spread of coronavirus
The Premier League, the biggest soccer league in the world, will no longer shake hands before matches amidst rising coronavirus concerns.
Sen. Collins urges Trump administration to bolster efforts to protect public against coronavirus
There are no confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Maine.
Does Travel Insurance Cover the Coronavirus?
The last thing you want from a far-flung adventure is a massive medical bill or money lost to rebook flights due to circumstances beyond your control, especially now with the unpredictable COVID-19. Here's how to protect yourself.
Coronavirus: British pensions set to take a hit from market tumble
People retiring urged to ‘hold tight’ and not withdraw funds while they’re at low levels
Asian World Cup qualifiers face postponement over virus: FIFA
FIFA and Asia's football governing body are considering postponing upcoming World Cup qualifiers over the novel coronavirus, a statement said on Thursday.
Global economy will 'stop just short' of recession from coronavirus Goldman economist says
Goldman's Jan Hatzius said on CNBC's "Closing Bell" that the world economy would likely shrink for "a quarter or so" but rebound before officially becoming a recession.
Six more coronavirus cases linked to UAE Tour
Six more coronavirus cases linked to UAE Tour
