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The US is entering a dangerous new phase in its coronavirus outbreak, with one expert predicting 96 million could be infected.

Disturbing photos show hospital patients in Italy lying facedown as medics in hazmat suits work to treat them.

The world’s most famous music festival – Coachella – is looking set to be pushed back over coronavirus fears.

China has closed all of the temporary hospitals built in Wuhan – the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic – to house patients who caught the deadly virus, state media has reported.

Trump’s decision to push for a stimulus package represented a departure for the White House, which has insisted that the fundamentals of the economy are solid and that the coronavirus would cause only a short-term blip in growth.

If you’re looking to the White House for guidance on what to do about the coronavirus outbreak, Trevor Noah says don’t.

Stocks are cratering as markets close on Monday, with the Dow down close to 7 percent in the largest single-day drop in NYSE history and the S&P and Nasdaq not far behind. Coronavirus and a drop in oil prices are to blame.

People in country's north under lockdown as COVID-19 cases grow to more than 5,800

Amid the carnage of World War I, a deadly flu epidemic took hold, infecting a quarter of the world’s population. Here’s how coronavirus compares.

Florida officials announce two deaths, the first on the east coast. US has at least 400 confirmed cases of coronavirus

Italy's prime minister has said at least 16 million people are in mandatory quarantine in Lombardy region and also in 14 provinces.

One of America's most famous music festivals, South by Southwest, has been cancelled due to coronavirus fears.

The death toll from the new coronavirus in Italy has risen to 197 after the largest daily increase in fatalities there since the outbreak began.

The new coronavirus knows no national borders or social boundaries. That doesn’t mean that social boundaries don’t exist.

The latest numbers: The novel coronavirus has killed more than 3,300 people, the vast majority in mainland China, according to CNN's tally. The World Health Organization reported the world is nearing 100,000 cases, while John Hopkins University says we've already surpassed that number.

Risk of accidents or terrorism grows as more countries handle exotic microbes, say biosafety experts

China on Thursday reported 31 more deaths from the new coronavirus epidemic, taking the country's overall toll past 3,000, with the number of new infections slightly increasing.

Themarket is expecting more easing later this year.Per the CME FedWatch tool, there is a 53.6% chance of another 75 basis-point cut in interest rates in April.

Try to buy some toilet paper or canned tuna today and you’ll see just how widely coronavirus panic is gripping Australia. How long will the crisis last?

Who knows what Wednesday will bring.