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Dr. Deborah Birx's balancing act between science and President Donald Trump's disinformation may be reaching the point of no return.

The furor over President Donald Trump's toxic suggestion that the coronavirus might be treated with an injection of disinfectant mounted Sunday as the President avoided the briefing room and one of his top medical advisers insisted his remarks were misinterpreted.

An American political scientist said China may be able to leave the US behind in the post-coronavirus world if it manages to recover economically.

Germany allowed certain shops to re-open on Monday as an easing of lockdown measures. However, the CEO of the German retail federation warned consumer activity would be subdued for some time.

China has been beefing up its food security since 1998, says an observer.

There seem to be certain “truths” in politics, including one long-established one: at times of crisis, people turn to their governments. And with coronavirus pandemic, it seems no different.

New York state reached a tragic milestone this week: It now has more Covid-19 patients than any country in the world, aside from the United States.

The largest, brightest supermoon of 2020 rose in the night sky on Tuesday over hushed cities, stilled factories, and countries in lockdown due to the novel coronavirus that has killed tens of thousands worldwide.

Last night, the British Prime Minister was moved into intensive care in a central London hospital. His health had deteriorated with a severe and worsening case of COVID-19.

Scientists say it will take 12 to 18 months before a coronavirus vaccine can be ready. A doctor explains why this is.