Italian police probe nursing home with 190 reported COVID-19 deaths
Investigation also involves other care homes in coronavirus-hit northern Italy, where directors are suspected of culpable negligence.
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China hikes official Wuhan coronavirus death toll by 50%
Officials are blaming "late or missed reporting" and overwhelmed health workers for the hike, but under mounting pressure from Washington, Beijing insists there was no cover-up.
As pandemic closes restaurants, some chefs sue insurers
Jimi Grande, a representative from the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, argued that the pandemic was "fundamentally uninsurable."
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle deliver meals in LA amid pandemic
They've stepped forward to help Project Angel Food, which makes and delivers meals to people living with critical illnesses.
Coronavirus updates from April 16, 2020
The ranks of jobless Americans continue to surge, with about 5.2 million filing for unemployment benefits in the second week of April.
Fyre Festival founder asks for early prison release
His lawyers argue that his "preexisting conditions" make him "particularly vulnerable to catching and suffering from severe or fatal consequences of the virus."
Fears COVID-19 could sweep through camps in Syria's last rebel enclave
Doctor working in war-torn Idlib province says it's "impossible" to self-isolate in the crowded camps for displaced Syrians, so if COVID-19 arrives, "it would be a disaster."
Nurses suspended for refusing to give virus care without N95 masks
They're part of rising tide of health care professionals protesting having to do their jobs with what they deem inadequate protection.
"I felt I met death": Nurse describes battle to beat coronavirus
47-year-old Marcial Reyes says at one point during his hospitalization, he "saw" his deceased parents and brother.
Coronavirus updates from April 15, 2020
The United States accounts for about 30% of them, with almost 640,000. The disease has killed 137,000 people, including nearly 31,000 in the U.S.
Rams' Brian Allen first NFL player known to have COVID-19
Team says he's "feeling good, he's healthy and he's on the road to recovery."
First wave of coronavirus stimulus payment deposited
You can now check your balance — the first batch of deposits began Saturday.
Zoo says it may be forced to kill its animals to feed others
Director of the Neumünster Zoo says lack of paying visitors and restrictions on travel and business could force her to take the drastic measure.
Two McDonald's in Hawaii linked to dozen virus cases
Officials say workers and family members were infected but it appears no customers were.
Coronavirus updates from April 14, 2020
New York City officials said the death toll there crossed the 10,00 mark. Globally, COVID-19 is blamed for taking almost 127,000 lives.
India's poor hit hardest as coronavirus spreads and lockdown is extended
For hundreds of millions of daily wage earners put out of work by the shutdown, the remedy may be as painful as the disease.
Concerns grow over food supply as virus closes processing plants
Consumers are experiencing some shortages due to hoarding. But there is food. The main issue is distribution as more workers get sick.
Pediatrician: 80% of kids may have COVID, mostly without symptoms
"If your child does have a low-grade fever right now and a cold, you have to assume that it's COVID."
After Putin's bravado, COVID-19 is starting to hit Russia hard
A month after Putin declared the situation "under control," Moscow's hospitals are running out of beds and ambulances are waiting hours to deposit the sick.
Coronavirus testing company Quest Diagnostics furloughs workers
Quest cuts pay and freezes benefits for 47,000 employees, but says COVID-19 testing won't be affected.
Medication abortions can resume in Texas and Oklahoma, courts rule
In two separate rulings, federal appeals courts allowed the majority of abortion services to resume in Oklahoma and Texas despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Elite sail maker changes tack to produce desperately needed medical gowns
Japanese company's sails have helped win Olympic medals since 1996, and they know if that's to happen again soon, everyone has to do their part in the race against COVID-19.
California governor to announce plans to ease virus restrictions
Gavin Newsom says moves will be based on science, not politics, after Trump insists only he can decide when curbs will come off
Abortion demand rising amid pandemic
Fear of the outbreak's impact has driven more women to opt for the procedure even as several states cite it as the reason to ban abortions for now
Coronavirus updates from April 13, 2020
There are nearly 600,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
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