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Macron Condemns 'Odious' Fatal Knife Attack in 'Hit Hard' France
Grocery stores, like the one where the attack occurred, are allowed to open as they provide an essential service.
$4.1 Million in U.S. Military Gear Unaccounted for in Syrian War
The Office of the Inspector General said some gear was not properly accounted for due to internet connectivity issues.
Over 100 Doctors and Nurses Died Combating Coronavirus Across the World
Over half of the doctors and nurses who died after testing positive have been in Italy, where more than 9,000 health workers have been infected so far, nearly the same amount as in Spain.
India's Coronavirus Outbreak Stokes Islamophobia
"This kind of vilification is dangerous," warned historian Rana Safvi.
Spain Flattens the Curve With Smallest Increase in Cases Since the Outbreak
The number of confirmed infections also saw a significant drop from a 20 percent increase last week, while the daily death toll also fell on Monday.
China Rejects U.S. Report on Coronavirus Cover-Up As Slander
China has been accused of silencing whistle-blowers and covering up the scale of infections and deaths inside the country.
U.S., Iran Prepare for Escalation in Iraq, COVID-19 May Make Conflict Worse
The United States has already strained its relationship with Iraq in a bid to pressure Iran, but the COVID-19 pandemic presents a new factor for potential miscalculation among rivals.
More Coronavirus Cases in U.S. Than Italy and Spain Combined
The U.S. now has more confirmed cases of the new coronavirus than Italy and Spain's combined number.
Confirmed Global Coronavirus Cases Pass One Million
The COVID-19 virus has spread to at least 181 countries and regions, including more than 236,000 confirmed infections in the U.S., the global epicenter of the outbreak.
Coronavirus Has Killed More Than 50,000 People Around the World
Italy and Spain have the highest death tolls, as well as the largest number of patients who have recovered from infection.
Chinese City Bans Eating Cats and Dogs After Coronavirus Linked to Wildlife
"This ban also responds to the demand and spirit of human civilization," a spokesperson for the Shenzhen government said.
Iran Warns That Any U.S. Provocation Will Be Met With 'Fiercest' Response
Major General Mohammad Hossein Bagheri suggested that recent attacks against Americans in Iraq are an expression of Iraqi anger at America's military presence, and "nothing" to do with Iran.
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"Nature provides the real experience. We just made it more accessible," says the architect of Camp Adventure's new observation deck.
Man Breaks Into Zoo Restaurant and Helps Himself to Beer During Lockdown
Police said the 44-year-old man was charged with burglary after officers responded to Dudley Zoo in the U.K. after an alarm was activated.
Man Jailed for Six Months After Stealing Masks, Hand Gel From Ambulance
Mark Manley, 35, admitted to stealing equipment from a stationary ambulance and assaulting a security guard, police said.
Pompeo Defends Russian Coronavirus Supply, Says Cooperation Is Key
A Russian military plane landed some 60 tons of equipment in New York on Wednesday following a phone call between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
'Collecting Drugs is Not Essential Travel' U.K. Police Say Following Arrest
Suspect arrested after trying to evade Essex Police officers during quarantine measures.
Nearly 40% Living in Countries With Closed Borders Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Meanwhile, more than 90% of people are living in countries with travel restrictions amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
'I Will Bury You': Duterte Says Coronavirus Lockdown Violators Can Be Shot
The Filipino island of Luzon — including the capital Manila — is under lockdown until at least April 14 as authorities try and contain the novel coronavirus.
Airline Investigated for Suspending Cleaner Who Raised COVID-19 Concerns
The cleaner was let go in February after saying it was not safe to work on a flight from China.
As U.S. Struggles to Fight COVID-19 At Home, China, Russia See Opportunity
China and Russia are using the coronavirus pandemic to position themselves as world leaders while the United States turns its focus to domestic matters to battle the infectious disease.
Army Medics Sing Happy Birthday to Coronavirus Patient in Italy
Birthday celebration in makeshift Italian Army field hospital offers glimmer of hope
British American Tobacco Announces It Is Working on Coronavirus Vaccine
The company said it could produce up to 3 million doses per week starting in June with backing from partners and government agencies.