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Why This is the Most Expensive Time to Buy Stocks in 20 Years
The US unemployment rate spiked to 14.7% in April, the highest since the Great Depression.
Europe, Asia Risk Coronavirus Relapse if Lockdowns Eased Too Soon - IMF
The lockdowns and other restrictions have imposed a significant economic and psychological cost on citizens, and it was understandable that countries wanted to move swiftly to roll back these measures.
US Supreme Court Begins Arguments in Trump Bid to Keep His Finances Secret
The nine justices kicked off a scheduled one-hour argument over attempts by House of Representatives committees to obtain the records in a pair of cases that test the authority of Congress.
Zinc-hydroxychloroquine Found Effective in Some Coronavirus Patients: Study
Records of about 900 Covid-19 patients were reviewed in the analysis, with roughly half given zinc sulfate along with hydroxychloroquine and the antibiotic azithromycin.
US Tells Iran to Send Plane so Washington Can Deport 11 Iranian Nationals
Iranian sources said talks for a prisoner swap between the US and Iran have been in the works for some time and that Washington was negotiating for the release of a US Navy veteran.
Covid-19 Lockdowns May Spark Rise in HIV Due to Fear of Hospitals, Lack of Medical Checks: Experts
Expers fear that in the chaos of the pandemic, some people are not going to pharmacies or taking their daily medication.
The Strong US Economy Didn't Make Trump, But Coronavirus Collapse Could Break Him
The health and economic toll of coronavirus complicates Donald Trump's ability to make up ground. Polls show Joe Biden running especially well among senior citizens, the group most vulnerable to the coronavirus.
In the Fight to Treat Coronavirus, Your Lungs Are a Battlefield
Although experts are still trying to understand how COVID-19 attacks lungs, air sacs in many patients become inflamed and fill with fluid, hampering the body’s ability to take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide.
US Tightens Visa Rules for Chinese Journalists amid Coronavirus Tensions
In issuing the new regulation on Friday, the Department of Homeland Security cited what it called China's "suppression of independent journalism."
'The Govt is Failing Us': Laid-off Americans Struggle in Coronavirus Crisis
Alejandra has not heard anything from the state -- though she has gotten a fundraising email from Republican Senator Rick Scott, who set up the current unemployment system during his tenure as governor.
Covid-19 Transmission Risk Via Sewage 'Must Not be Neglected', Scientists Say
Scientists said the structural makeup of SARS-CoV-2 suggests that it will behave differently in aqueous environments, compared to other viruses typically found in the intestine.
'Resistance 2020': Germany's Angela Merkel to Face Mounting Lockdown Revolt at Key Meeting
Although Merkel's conservative approach won her a rise in support in the early stages of the pandemic, the complaints have grown louder in recent weeks.
Amazon Employee Dies of Covid-19, Staff at New York Says Firm Not Doing Enough to Keep Them Safe
New York is the worst-hit state in the USbg, with over 320,000 declared cases and around 20,000 deaths.
Digital Handshake: Can Contact Tracing Deliver on its Promise in Coronavirus Battle?
Scientists say contact tracing is key to prevent a resurgence of the virus, by tracking down infected people and finding everyone who has been near them, so they can get tested or quarantined.
US, UK Launch Post-Brexit Video Trade Talks Amid Coronavirus Recession
The talks will be Washington's first major new trade negotiation in 2020, and take place at the same time as London works out trade terms with the EU.
Saudi Princess Who was ‘Abducted’ and Jailed Fears Coronavirus Infection Behind Bars
Her detention in a notorious prison is unprecedented in Saudi Arabia, where royal family members are typically held under house arrest or detained in luxury villas or hotels.