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United States of America Records 2,502 Coronavirus Deaths in Past 24 Hours
US' coronavirus death numbers spiked again after relative ease of two days.
Indian-American Congressman Seeks Refugee Status for Afghan Sikhs, Hindus
Congressman Ro Khanna urged Trump administration to give refugee status to Sikh and Hindus in Afghanistan, facing persecution by terror outfits.
Brazil's Bolsonaro Backs Down, for Now, on Controversial Police Chief Pick
The federal police are reportedly investigating multiple cases involving Bolsonaro's inner circle, including allegations his son Carlos, a Rio de Janeiro city councilor, oversaw a fake-news campaign to benefit his father.
Canada's Coronavirus Outbreak Slows as Cases Top 50,000 but Long Fight Looms
While it is too soon to say whether Canada's epidemic has peaked, it has slowed, thanks to swift workplace closures and other physical distancing measures.
Trump Orders US Meat-processing Plants to Stay Open Despite Coronavirus Fears
UFCW, the largest US meat-packing union, demanded that the administration compel meat companies to provide "the highest level of protective equipment" to slaughterhouse workers.
Italy, UK Explore Possible Covid-19 Link to Child Inflammatory Disease
Doctors in Italy have reported extraordinarily large numbers of children under age 9 with severe cases of what appears to be Kawasaki disease, more common in parts of Asia.
World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2020: Date, Theme and Significance
In order to stress the prevention of accidents and diseases at work, the International Labour Organization (ILO) started celebrating the World Day for Safety and Health at Work beginning in 2003.
Milwaukee Police Find 5 Dead in House; Suspect in Custody
Chief Alfonso Morales said during a brief news conference that his department received a call around 10:30 am Monday from a man who said his family was dead.
UK Says No Extension of EU Talks Despite Coronavirus Upheaval
Britain officially left the 27-nation bloc on January 31, but remains within the EU's economic and regulatory orbit until the end of the year.
China's 'Internet Police' Arrest Two Who Posted Censored Coronavirus Memories
Following the outbreak of deadly coronavirus, originated in Wuhan, citizens turned to Microsoft-owned GitHub as it one of the few major foreign websites that can still be accessed in China.
Swiss Rush to Get Haircuts and Visit Dentists as Coronavirus Curbs Ease
Queues formed in front of garden centres as people battling cabin fever emerged from six weeks of staying at home at the government's urging.
For the First Time in April, New York Reports Under 400 Coronavirus Deaths in a Single Day
The deaths include 349 coronavirus patients who died in hospitals and 18 individuals who died in nursing homes.
Turkmenistan Defies Pandemic to Celebrate National Horse Day With Large Crowds, Grand Races
Gas-rich Turkmenistan is one of the few countries in the world not to record a single COVID-19 case.
Why Lombardy's Coronavirus Disaster is a Lesson for the World
Because Lombardy’s intensive care units were already filling up within days of Italy’s first cases, many primary care physicians tried to treat and monitor patients at home.
Plans to Restart Canadian Economy do not Hinge on Coronavirus 'Immunity' Levels, Says Trudeau
The World Health Organization said earlier that there was "no evidence" that people who have recovered from Covid-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second infection.
Prescriptions for Two Malaria Drugs Surged After Trump's Praise as Covid-19 Treatment
By that evening, first-time prescriptions of the drugs — chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine — flooded into retail pharmacies at more than 46 times the rate of the average weekday, according to a New York Times analysis of prescription data, the report sai...