This year's Geneva Motor Show canceled amid coronavirus concerns

The Swiss government has banned all events of 1,000 people or more, fearing the events increase the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Coronavirus Fever: An Infected Priest a Murder Charge and a Shortage of Tests

ROME—It is, by now, impossible to keep up with the fast-changing coronavirus statistics: the number of confirmed cases in new countries seems to roll like ticker tape. The latest confirmations include an American student studying in Italy who reportedly just tested positive for the coronavirus while on a weekend trip to the Czech Republic, one of the first three cases there. Add to that a dozen new cases in the U.K. and an increase by nearly...

Buying face masks over coronavirus fears could put health care workers at risk

A standard surgical mask is effective at resisting large airborne droplets or other fluids, but is not designed to filter viruses.

United Airlines provides help to Louisville church group stuck in Israel because of coronavirus

After coronavirus concerns stopped a Louisville church group from returning home from Israel, United Airlines has provided free travel directly back to Louisville. Members of the Evangel World Prayer Center travel with Pastor Dr. Bob Rodgers to Israel every year, but they did not know if they would make it home when planned due to the virus. "A lot of these people, it's been something their whole life they've wanted to come to Israel," Rodgers...

Four illegal immigrants found in lorry in Bedfordshire tested for coronavirus

FOUR illegal immigrants found in a lorry have been tested for coronavirus as 12 new cases were confirmed today taking the UK total to 51. The Somali migrants — who were among 16 smuggled into Brita…

Curbed by Coronavirus China’s Truckers Can’t Wait to Get on the Road Again

China has long relied on its 30 million-strong army of truck drivers to keep its economy moving. Now, the coronavirus is keeping half of them off the road.

FDA chief's claim of 1M coronavirus tests by end of week stirs controversy

The announcement by Stephen Hahn comes amid intense scrutiny of the technical troubles that have slowed labs' adoption of the CDC diagnostic.

Coronavirus: ‘Countries should be preparing for sustained community transmission’ World Health Organization says

People around the world girded for months of disruptions from the new virus Thursday as its unrelenting spread brought ballooning infections.

South Korean sect leader apologises over coronavirus spread

The leader of a South Korean sect linked to more than half the country's 4,000-plus coronavirus cases apologised Monday for the spread of the disease. "I would like to offer my sincere apology to the people on behalf of the members," said Shincheonji head Lee Man-hee, his voice breaking. The 88-year-old twice got down on his knees to bow before reporters in Gapyeong, his head to the floor. "Although it was not intentional, many people have been...

Iran To Temporarily Free 54000 Prisoners As Coronavirus Spreads

Several countries in the Arab world have closed educational institutions and others are restricting school activities to limit the spread of Coronavirus.

Stockpilers Buy Up Outdoor Provisions Amid Coronavirus Fears

Epidemic-wary households are buying up snack bars and pouched foods typically bought by campers and hikers, and manufacturers are struggling to keep up with the soaring demand.

Bank of England's Carney sees powerful global response to coronavirus

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said policymakers around the world were wor...

Goldman Sachs Says Coronavirus Will Push U.K. to ‘Edge of Recession’

Goldman Sachs called for a 50-basis point U.K. interest-rate cut to stave off a recession triggered by the virus.

Pompeo: Increase in Afghanistan violence after deal with Taliban 'unacceptable'

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called a surge in violence in Afghanistan this week “unacceptable” and warned both the Taliban and the Afghan government to “stop posturing” ahead of intra-Afghan peace talks.

Trump addresses coronavirus in the U.S.

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Bernie Sanders and Mike Bloomberg slam Trump over coronavirus

This was the first time Sanders has mentioned coronavirus on the campaign trail. Bloomberg questioned the choice of Pence to lead the response.

Italy: 50% rise in coronavirus cases

Italy reported a 50% increase in coronavirus cases Sunday, as the US further restricted travel and the famed La Scala opera house closed.

No Time To Die 's Release Is Delayed Seven Months Because of Coronavirus

The 25th James Bond movie was supposed to premiere in April, but will now open in November.

Emirates airline asks staff to take one month unpaid leave over coronavirus

Major international airline Emirates is asking staff to take unpaid leave for up...

Coronavirus Threatening Europe's Open-Border Goals

Everything we know about coronavirus in the St. Louis area

Concerns over the coronavirus, officially named COVID-19, are growing in the St. Louis area. 5 On Your Side is focusing on giving you facts and not spreading fear. We’ve gathered up the latest information you need to know about the virus in the St. Louis area in this one story, which we’ll continue to update as new information comes in. If you have questions or concerns about the coronavirus, you can text us at 314-444-5125. We will work to get...

Criticisms of Trump’s coronavirus response are sickening: Devine

Coronavirus: Team Ineos withdraw from all races until 23 March

Team Ineos have withdrawn from all races until 23 March following the death of sporting director Nico Portal and the coronavirus outbreak.

Airlines could lose up to $113 billion in passenger revenue due to coronavirus IATA says

Airlines could lose $63 billion to $113 billion in revenue for passenger traffic globally in 2020, depending on how the coronavirus spreads, International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Thursday.

NCAA establishes coronavirus advisory panel to help guide response ahead of tournaments

China’s skies clear — for now — while coronavirus shutters factories empties airports

China’s far-reaching efforts to control the spread of the new coronavirus have shuttered factories, emptied airports and resulted in a steep drop in carbon emissions.

Bethlehem’s storied Nativity Church closes amid coronavirus fears

Built on the grotto where Christians believe Jesus was born, the church joins a list of prominent tourist and holy sites to shutter their doors in the wake of rising fears over the spread of coronavirus.

Google Cloud Next Conference Goes Virtual Over Coronavirus Fears

Italy is closing all schools and universities nationwide until March 15 to contain the coronavirus outbreak

Italy's education minister announced Wednesday all schools will be closed Thursday through March 15.

South Korean Leader Said Coronavirus Would ‘Disappear.’ It Was a Costly Error.

Opposition politicians are vowing to make what they call Moon Jae-in’s incompetence the top election issue ​for April 15 parliamentary polls.

Spain reports first coronavirus death: official

Man died last month in eastern region of Valencia discovered to have had virus

Can pets get the coronavirus? Answers aren’t crystal clear

A dog in Hong Kong tested 'weakly' positive for the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 but may not have contracted it. What does this mean for pet owners?