Meghan McCain scolds audience members after apparent applause for Pence failing on coronavirus

​"The View" co-host Meghan McCain seemed upset after hearing applause in response to the idea that President Trump set up Vice President Mike Pence to be the "fall guy" by putting him in charge of the coronavirus response.

Japan to Close All Schools for 1 Month in Attempt to Prevent Coronavirus Spread

The move will impact about 12.8 million elementary, middle and high school students

Donald Trump Called ‘Desperate’ ‘Paranoid’ Possibly Medicated By Journalist After Calling Coronavirus A Hoax

A journalist recently lambasted Donald Trump after he called the coronavirus a hoax.

Pakistan confirms sixth case of novel coronavirus

'The patient is in clinically stable condition in Sindh and is being well taken care of,' SAPM Mirza said

CNN Criticized For Comparing Bernie Sanders' Campaign to Coronavirus Not Fact-Checking 'Communist' Accusation Made By Guest

Supporters of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign criticized CNN and host Michael Smerconish over a Saturday segment which compared his campaign's rise to that of the coronavirus spreading across the globe.

Iran raises death toll to 54 from new coronavirus

Iran's Health Ministry raised on Sunday the nationwide death toll from the new coronavirus to 54 as the number of infected cases jumped overnight to 978 people

Southwest Airline sees first-quarter revenue hit from coronavirus outbreak

Southwest Airlines Co said on Thursday it expects a hit of $200 million to $300 ...

Here Are All the Ways Coronavirus Is Affecting the Entertainment Industry Right Now

The coronavirus might have a debilitating impact on the business at any time of the year, but its arrival on the cusp of several major international film events is significant.

Coronavirus LIVE: UK cases rise to 90 as 'battle plan' moves into 'delay' phase

Parliament could be shut down for months due to the coronavirus outbreak, with 90 confirmed cases in the UK and the number expected to jump again

Carnival Cruise Line Changes Stops for 2 Ships Amid Coronavirus Concerns

Ships from a Miami-based cruise line are having to readjust travel plans in light of recent measures from Caribbean countries to stop the potential spread of coronavirus. An official with Carnival Cruise Line confirmed that two ships – the Horizon and the Freedom – were scheduled to make stops in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands this weekend but will be…

S. Korea Germany report new coronavirus cases Switzerland confirms its first death

According to the Korea Center for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC), South Korea reported 322 more cases of the coronavirus on Thursday, down from

Dominican Republic France report first Caribbean virus cases

Health officials in the Dominican Republic on Sunday reported the first confirmed case of the new coronavirus in the tourist-rich Caribbean, a 62-year-old Italian citizen.

Cruise ship denied entry by 2 countries over coronavirus fears allowed to dock in Mexico

The cruise ship MSC Meraviglia, turned away by two nations due to fears of a virus outbreak, is being allowed to dock at Mexico's Caribbean island of Cozumel.

Coronavirus updates: Kentucky preparing to do own tests; passenger screened at CVG

While the novel coronavirus continues its spread across the United States and the world, Kentucky has not seen any cases.

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.

Disclose your running mate and stop the coronavirus politics – Carlos Ahenkorah to NDC

Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, who also doubles as the Member of...

Despite coronavirus IOC unwavering on Olympics starting in July

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach told reporters “neither the word cancellation nor the word postponement was even mentioned” at a board meeting he chaired in Lausanne, Switzerland.

‘Elbow bumps’ instead of handshakes and avoiding holy water in church. How coronavirus is changing daily life in America

‘Let’s take the approach of an abundance of caution and hope for the best,’ one doctor said.

Coronavirus: Shooting World Cup in Delhi to have no ranking points after entry restrictions by India

The Ministry of Health has imposed several restrictions on the entry of travellers from affected countries such as China, Italy, South Korea, Japan and Iran.

Apple's Victoria Square Store in Belfast Ireland Reportedly Undergoes Deep Clean Amid COVID-19 Contamination Fears

Apple's Victoria Square retail store in Belfast, Northern Ireland reportedly closed its doors early on Wednesday to undergo a deep clean,...

UEFA meet in Amsterdam amidst coronavirus fears ahead of Euro 2020

Coronavirus reaches Palestine

Google restricts travel as coronavirus outbreak spreads and employee in Switzerland tests positive

Norwegian Cancels 22 Europe-U.S. Flights As Coronavirus Worries Hit Demand

Norwegian’s long-haul routes to Italy are hardest hit, but a popular route to London will also be affected albeit to a lesser extent.

Syria suspends entry of ‘tourist groups’ from states with coronavirus cases

British Airways cancels 24 flights on its $1 billion route between London and New York as business travel craters due to coronavirus

Coronavirus: UAE's religious sites take precautionary measures against Covid-19

Wizz Air latest airline to cut flights due to coronavirus

The low cost airline said it was cutting back on flights to Italy after a slump in demand, driven by the COVID-19 outbreak.

IDF bans all troops from flying abroad over coronavirus fears

Restriction begins today at noon • 500-600 soldiers in quarantine, including OC Operations Directorate Maj.-Gen. Aaron Haliva.

10-year Treasury yield holds above 1% after stock surge and coronavirus support package

U.S. government debt prices were lower Thursday morning after key Super Tuesday victories for former Vice President Joe Biden sparked a risk-on rally on Wall Street.

Public health expert on race to develop coronavirus vaccine efforts to contain outbreak

Dr. Marcus Plescia, chief medical officer for the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, joins Martha MacCallum on 'The Story.'

Two EU staff members in Brussels test positive for coronavirus

At least two staff working for the EU administration in Brussels have tested positive for coronavirus and are receiving treatment, European officials said on Wednesday.