Behind the camera: A firsthand look at the heartache of Zika virus
An Associated Press photographer reflects on his front-row seat to how the Zika virus is affecting families in Brazil
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An Associated Press photographer reflects on his front-row seat to how the Zika virus is affecting families in Brazil
Emergency declaration could boost efforts to fight the spread of illness linked to birth defects
Brazil's northeastern state of Pernambuco has been hardest hit by the Zika virus
Virus linked to birth defects and brain damage could spread to four million across the Americas in the next 12 months
Virus linked to birth defect which causes babies to have small heads and underdeveloped brains and rare, sometimes paralyzing illness
Brazilian-American man tells CBS News about his harrowing experience with Zika virus; his doctors in New York "had never seen a case of Zika"
As companies race to create vaccines, Brazil is already testing a different way to fight the disease, and Florida may follow
As global health experts warn the Zika virus is "spreading explosively," Rio's mayor says timing of Olympics reduces danger
Two popular winter travel destinations are added to a travel advisory over virus linked to birth defects
Sure, pregnant women now advised to avoid Brazil, but with corruption, crime and pollution rampant, it's just another headache for Olympics organizers
"It's not if, it's when," one expert says, as concerns grow about the mosquito-borne virus
Global slowdown is starting to take a toll on the American recovery, lender's latest forecast shows
U.S. health officials find worrying signs that the Zika virus may harm unborn babies; a "pandemic in progress"
Mosquito-borne virus has been linked to birth defects in Brazil
Rapidly spreading virus is detected in Puerto Rico; outbreak in Brazil has mothers "almost panicky"
Honoring Sea Goddess Iemanjá and asking for blessings for the New Year on Copacabana Beach in Rio
The U.S. agriculture sector faces a slew of negative trends that could lead to a third straight year of declining income
Popular messaging service suffered temporary ban in Brazil until judge's ruling was overturned
Free messaging app, owned by Facebook, is estimated to have around 100 million users in Brazil
Standard & Poor's cut Brazil's debt to junk status in August, meaning only Moody's has kept the country at investment grade
Who says lightning never strikes twice? Certain spots around the globe are lightning hotspots
Campaign puts racist Facebook comments on billboards to prove words on the Internet can hurt
These pictures illustrate the importance of reducing greenhouse emissions and curbing the flow of harmful pollutants into the environment
Only 100 of the village's 600 residents are accounted for after water and iron ore suddenly crashed upon people's homes
Dressed in feathers and body paint outraged protesters called a land demarcation proposal catastrophic for Brazil's 300 tribes