Molson Coors campus remains closed after shooting NFL Combine coronavirus: 5 things to know Thursday

Governments ramped up measures on Thursday to battle a looming global pandemic o...

Coronavirus cases double in Italy as Paris shuts down Louvre museum over infection fears

Live updates: U.S. braces for more disruption as coronavirus jolts business; epidemic slows in China

Coronavirus Outbreak: Virus Decimating Thailand’s Key Tourism Sector

Second case of coronavirus confirmed in Ireland - not connected to school shutdown

Ireland’s second case of coronavirus has been confirmed in a woman in the east of the country.

Facts not fear: Here's what the CDC is saying about the coronavirus

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is the federal agency working on the national COVID-19 response, suggested that “social distancing” may be a tool communities can use to limit exposure as the disease spreads. LINK: Visit the CDC's website for more information about the coronavirus Social distancing can limit face-to-face contact and prevent spread among people. The CDC said there is “heightened concern for certain...

Kenya rules out evacuating citizens from epicenter of coronavirus

Mongolian president placed under quarantine after returning from China - state media

Switzerland bans all events over 1000 people due to coronavirus 15 confirmed cases in country

Switzerland immediately banned all large scale events involving more than 1,000 people on Friday, as the country attempts to protect its population from the new coronavirus.

Washington state confirms 2 new coronavirus cases 1 of unknown origin

Washington state health officials confirmed two new presumptive cases of coronavirus late Friday, including a teenager who hadn’t traveled out of the U.S. recently.

Fears that Surrey GP is UK's latest coronavirus case

Doctor would have seen scores of patients over last week before he was diagnosed

How to Tell the Difference Between the Flu and the Coronavirus

Health experts share information on the key differences and similarities between coronavirus (COVID-19) and the flu.

California grapples with growing coronavirus threat: ‘Everyone’s concerned’

California is coming to terms with the growing threat posed by coronavirus, as two communities issued emergency orders and a patient in Northern California was described by authorities as potentially the first in the U.S. to contract the disease through community. Officials have stressed that the number of cases in California remain low, and there are no signs of an outbreak. But health ...

NSW records third case of human-to-human coronavirus transmission

Coronavirus continues to spread in NSW, with a third case of human-to-human transmission confirmed overnight.

Apple closes store in Italy restricts employee travel amid coronavirus outbreak

More precautions are being taken as the virus spreads globally.

Coronavirus: Six Nations matches to go ahead as scheduled

Fighting coronavirus myths as second case of Covid-19 confirmed

A second case of Covid-19 in New Zealand was confirmed this morning. Auckland University microbiologist Dr Siouxsie Wiles busts a few myths about how best to protect yourself.

With selfie Ukrainian health minister joins coronavirus evacuees in quarantine

Pro-Israel group warns that some conference attendees may have been exposed to coronavirus patient

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee announced that some people who were potentially in contact with a coronavirus patient attended the group's Washington conference earlier this week -- as did several political leaders.

Coronavirus is a deadly threat — but fear and panic are more dangerous global health chief says

The expanding number of coronavirus cases in California and Washington state spread through community contact have heightened concerns. But experts warn the rising case counts in the U.S. do not necessarily reveal that the virus is spreading rapidly across the country. They also urged the public to stay calm and keep the virus in perspective. "Stigma, to be honest, is more dangerous than the ...

Pence tells governors money for coronavirus costs is coming

MIAMI (AP) - MIAMI - The Trump administration on Monday reassured governors that they will be reimbursed for at least some of the costs of responding to the spread of the coronavirus, as several states began setting aside millions of dollars to head off a public health crisis. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Vice President Mike Pence addressed state needs for equipment and funding to fight the spread of the coronavirus during a call with governors. He told them told them the administration would find the money to reimburse them. "What the vice president is envisioning as a former governor is 'Look, you guys need to be able to combat this thing. So you guys do what you've got to do. We will appropriate money and then simply reimburse you on the back end,'" DeSantis, a Republican, said at a news conference in Miami after confirming two people had been tested positive in Florida. Coronavirus cases have topped 100 in the U.S. and have spread to nearly a dozen states. Of those, six cases have been fatal, all in Washington state. In Congress, bipartisan negotiations are nearly complete on $7 billion to $8 billion in emergency funding to battle the virus, according to both Democratic and GOP aides. The measure appears on track to be unveiled as early as Tuesday, and the hope is to speed it quickly through both House and Senate by the end of the week. The measure would finance both federal and state response efforts, fund the federal government's drive to develop and produce a vaccine, and offer Small Business Administration disaster loans to help businesses directly affected by coronavirus concerns. U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, said he hopes Congress will pass the measure within the next 10 days. "We are going to fight for the...

OPEC considering oil production cuts to offset coronavirus impact

OPEC members are calling for a reduction in oil production around the world to counter dropping prices thought to be a result of the global coronavirus outbreak.The Associated Press reported that a proposal from OPEC members set to be considered Friday calls for steep cuts to oil production from non-member states, including Russia, with a number of other nations already reportedly on board.Russia appeared to be the main obstacle to reaching an...

Investing in the coronavirus climate feels like 'catching a falling knife' says CIO

While it may be difficult to invest as coronavirus fears deepen, Martin Crabb from investment firm Shaw and Partners says it is important to rotate positions and take advantage of lower prices.

Open Letter Calls for 'No Time to Die' Release to Be Pushed Back Over Coronavirus: It's Just a Movie

On Irish tour Prince William asks if coronavirus being 'hyped up'

On Irish tour, Prince William asks if coronavirus being 'hyped up'

Coronavirus: No Ranking Points In New Delhi Shooting World Cup Says ISSF

The ISSF said the decision was taken because the organisers are not in a position to guarantee participation of all athletes owing to the coronavirus threat.

Coronavirus News: Son of Westchester COVID-19 patient tests positive as third positive case University says

Coronavirus News: Son of Westchester COVID-19 patient tests positive as third positive case, University says

Cancelled bookings empty rooms: coronavirus takes toll on tourism

MILAN/LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - Venice hotelier Judith Boulbain has to go back almost two decades to the 9/11 attacks to recall a time when business was this bad. Only a month before Easter, one of the busiest holidays in the European calendar, the owner of the Hotel San Samuele in the heart of Venice

Pilgrims wear protective face masks in Saudi Arabia

Here's the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.

Canceled flights quarantined cruises and $30B losses: How coronavirus has upended the travel industry

The novel coronavirus outbreak has already upended an entire industry, forcing travelers to face canceled flights, resorts on lockdown and a cruise ship quarantine.

US Embassy refused to let staff get tested for coronavirus after contact with Diamond Princess cruise ship passengers

Staff members at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, Japan, were refused tests for COVID-19 after having direct contact with Americans infected with the coronavirus.

Coronavirus deprives nearly 300 million students of their schooling: UNESCO

Coronavirus deprives nearly 300 million students of their schooling: UNESCO