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The numbers of coronavirus deaths involving black people residing in Cook County has become alarming but proof of race being a reason for it remains unproven.
According to a new government announcement, the southeastern Chinese city of Shenzhen has become the first-ever city in the country to completely ban the consumption of both cats and dogs.
Robert Kraft is doing what he can to help supply Massachusetts with needed medical supplies
A San Diego doctor estimates that COVID-19 kills 748 people per day in the U.S., placing the disease behind heart disease and cancer as the top leading causes of death in the country.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order late March allowing jails in Jackson County to release vulnerable inmates to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Florida is joining many other states by issuing a Shelter In Place order
The novel coronavirus spares no one following reports of a 13-year-old dying in the U.K. and a 12-year-old in Belgium succumbing to the disease.
The New York Police Department has been hit particularly hard by the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic
Gangs and drug traffickers are leading efforts to encourage people to practice isolation and social distancing since Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro rejects the idea of lockdown aimed at...
A 101-year-old patient who recently recovered from COVID-19 in Italy was born during the Spanish flu pandemic that devastated the world between 1918 and 1919.
Per a new report, a dad from Hudson Valley reportedly locked his son out of their house after coming home from a spring break trip.
New York City is cracking down on those who are failing to comply to the social distancing decrees