Speaking at press conference on Tuesday, Trump first said the U.S. will put a "very powerful hold" on money sent to the WHO, but later backtracked and said he was going to "look at" doing it.

While most religious groups have closed their doors for safety reasons, a few U.S. pastors are defying the science of the coronavirus threat.

Donald Trump and members of his administration are promoting the drug — not yet officially approved for fighting COVID-19 — but scientists say more testing is needed.

Three out of four U.S. hospitals surveyed are already treating patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19, according to a federal report that finds hospitals expect to be overwhelmed as cases rocket toward their projected peak.

The United States and Britain braced for one of their darkest weeks in living memory on Monday as the social and financial toll of the coronavirus pandemic deepened.

Michael Atkinson is at least the seventh intelligence official to be fired, ousted or moved aside since last summer.

The coronavirus is projected to kill more than 100,000 Americans. It has effectively shuttered the economy, torpedoed the stock market and rewritten the rules of what used to be called normal life.

Dwight Ball said even though he was "infuriated" with Trump's actions, he insisted that N.L. wouldn't hesitate to repeat what they did during 9/11.

As the global coronavirus pandemic worsens south of the border, the crossings that tie communities on either side together are starting to represent fear.

A review of federal purchasing contracts shows federal agencies waited until mid-March to begin placing bulk orders of N95 respirator masks, mechanical ventilators and other equipment needed by front-line health care workers.