Shipping industry faces $370 mln hit from new Panama Canal charge

Family neighbor of New York coronavirus patient also test positive for disease

The wife, two children and a neighbor of a New York lawyer who is hospitalized in critical condition with COVID-19 have also tested positive for the disease.

Coronavirus latest: Ecuador gets 1st case New York gets approval to use own test

Russia suspends some flights between Russia and Iran over coronavirus

Russia will suspend some flights to and from Iran from Friday, except those oper...

Queen Elizabeth wears gloves sparking coronavirus speculation

As global concern mounts about the spread of the coronavirus. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has been pictured wearing gloves at a ceremony.

Premier League debates behind-closed-doors coronavirus contingency plan

The Premier League is discussing contingency plans regarding playing matches behind closed doors should the threat of the coronavirus lead to mass gatherings being banned

Ukraine reports first coronavirus case - health official

Iran calls on military to help fight coronavirus

Iran is calling on its military to help with efforts to mitigate the coronavirus as it spreads rapidly across the country.

Saudi Arabia's Inaugural Red Sea Film Festival Postponed Due to Coronavirus

The event was due to kick off in Jeddah on March 12.

This week Salone del Mobile was postponed due to coronavirus

U.S. Markets Seen Robust Despite Surging Volumes on Coronavirus Fears

Spread of coronavirus sparks concern about SXSW global economic slowdown

Coronavirus can be prevented by simple hygiene says health minister Vardhan

Hygiene measures such as washing hands, maintaining etiquettes while coughing will keep everyone safe.The minister will meet senior officials of the Delhi government to take stock of the situation

Fact check: No the Vatican did not confirm that Pope Francis has coronavirus

Italy’s Elderly Suffer Heavy Toll as Coronavirus Spreads

Spikes in the numbers of deaths and cases have become the new normal in the country with Europe’s oldest population.

Senate passes $8.3 billion coronavirus bill sending it to Trump

The Senate on Thursday easily passed more than $8 billion in funding to fight the coronavirus, sending the measure to President Trump, who is expected to sign it. 

Cruise ship denied entry at 2 ports amid coronavirus concerns returns to PortMiami

Coronavirus's economic policy challenge

The coronavirus epidemic is simultaneously dealing the global economy with a supply shock, a demand shock and a financial market shock.

Groupama-FDJ's Gaudu and Démare remain in coronavirus lockdown at Abu Dhabi hotel

Ice hockey-IIHF cancels six tournaments over coronavirus

The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) has canceled six world championship tournaments in March and April amid the continued outbreak of coronavirus, it said on Monday.The decision to cance…

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...

Coronavirus live updates: US reports second death Seoul mayor sues South Korea church group

Health authorities in Washington say a man in his 70s died from the new coronavirus. It comes as the first case in Manhattan was confirmed.

Lyft says scooters bike parts production delayed due to coronavirus outbreak

Ride hailing company Lyft Inc said on Friday the coronavirus outbreak has led to...

These school districts near Fort Bend have updated their plans for coronavirus

Perfect attendance rules have been suspended in some districts after a man in his 70s tested positive Wednesday for the new coronavirus in Fort Bend County .

Coronavirus spreading fast but stigma is more dangerous: WHO

Four new coronavirus cases confirmed in Ireland

The newly detected cases bring the total in Ireland to six.

Coronavirus News: Congregants ordered to self-quarantine Temple Young Israel to suspend services after coronavirus diagnosis

Coronavirus News: Congregants ordered to self-quarantine, Temple Young Israel to suspend services after coronavirus diagnosis

Coronavirus Case of Unknown Origin May Mark ‘Community Spread’ in U.S.

Officials don’t know how a California resident became infected with the potentially deadly virus.

Is the Coronavirus Threatening Surfing’s Olympic Debut?

Syrian Muslim donates tree in Israel after coronavirus curtails bar mitzvah

Aboud Dandachi isn’t Jewish. Or Israeli. Or Italian. Or sick with coronavirus. He’s a Muslim from Syria living in Canada. But when he read the Jewish Telegraphic Agency story about an Italian boy whose bar mitzvah was curtailed because of the rapidly spreading virus, Dandachi responded in a way he figured Jews might appreciate: He donated $18 in honor of Ruben Golran to the Canadian branch of the Jewish National Fund to plant a tree in Israel in the teen’s honor.

Secretary Alex Azar says HHS is 'ramping up' testing for coronavirus

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar appeared on ABC's "This Week."

Coronavirus crisis underlines eight of Trump’s failings as a leader