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We Briefly Follow Twitter Accounts of Host Country During Prez Visit, Clarifies White House Amid Row
The White House 'unfollowing' the Twitter accounts of President Kovind and PM Modi drew reactions on social media in India.
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.
US Coronavirus Cases Top 1 Million as Projected Death Toll Rises
US coronavirus deaths, the highest in the world, now exceed the total number of Americans killed in the 1950-53 Korean War - 36,516.
US Coronavirus Cases Top 10 Lakh as Projected Death Toll Rises With Over 56,500 Fatalities
The actual number of cases is thought to be higher, with state public health officials cautioning that shortages of trained workers and materials have limited testing capacity.
Canada PM Justin Trudeau's Mother Treated for Smoke Inhalation after Apartment Fire
Public broadcaster Radio-Canada said Margaret Trudeau was treated in hospital for smoke inhalation and possibly burns.
As Coronavirus Restrictions Ease in Italy, Naples' Beloved Pizzas are Back
Pizzerias reopened Monday night in the birthplace of pizza, albeit under restrictions and for home delivery only.
Washington Mental Hospital Staff Call Coronavirus Testing Unsafe
Unlike nursing homes, which are particularly susceptible to Covid-19, psychiatric wards can be chaotic and sometimes violent, requiring staff to make physical contact with patients.
No Unusual Movements: South Korean Officials Caution Against Reports About Kim Jong Un’s Health
South Korea's Unification Minister Kim Yeon-chul, who oversees engagement with the North, said the government has the intelligence capabilities to say with confidence that there were no indications of anything unusual.
Mexico Returns Central Americans, Empties Migrant Centres
Various migrant rights and international groups had urged Mexico to release the mainly Central American migrants to avoid an outbreak of the new coronavirus.
Covid-19: Gilead's Remdesivir May Reduce Sperm Count and Increase Abnormalities in Mice, Shows Chinese Study
The study was conducted by the Shenzhen Maternity and Child Healthcare Hospital and Shenzhen Second People’s Hospital.
Supermoon, Deer Replace Alarms: How a Virus Made Us Explore the World That Was Against Our Nature
A contagious virus, able to transmit death through touch and breath, has forced us to suppress our social tendencies. So we shelter in place, maybe with family or a friend, not knowing when we will breathe freely again.
UN General Assembly Yet to Decide on Security Council Elections Amidst Covid-19
Elections for the five non-permanent members of the 15-nation Council for the 2021-22 term are scheduled to be held in June.
Zimbabwe Official Charged with Insulting President over Coronavirus
Chrispen Rambu, a local councillor and a member of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), was called in by the police.
Sudden Spike in New Yorkers Ingesting Bleach After Trump Touts it as Potential 'Cure' for Coronavirus
Trump’s bizarre suggestion came after he learned about the effects of sunlight and household disinfectants on the novel coronavirus.
US Food and Drug Body Warns against Side Effects of Hydroxychloroquine Touted by Trump
The side effects include serious and potentially life-threatening heart rhythm problems. These risks, FDA said are already in the drug labels for their approved uses.
Lysol Maker Urges People Not to Inject Disinfectants after Donald Trump Remarks
Donald Trump said researchers should try to apply their findings to coronavirus patients by inserting light or disinfectant into their bodies.