So many people are applying for unemployment compensation in Florida that the state’s web site has collapsed.
US government has been using an obscure statute on communicable diseases to expel tens of thousands.
Some 200,000 crew members are stranded on board, half in US waters.
Many harrowing accounts have emerged in the form of videos and written testimony from prisoners outlining the conditions they face in the last two weeks.
Coronavirus has hit the US meatpacking industry, provoking worker protests, short-term closures and an outburst by Vice President Mike Pence.
While GM assembly plants remain shut, the company's Burton, Michigan parts warehouse is operating with 200 “volunteers.”
While the number of cases in Japan is low compared to the US and Europe, poor levels of testing are masking the real extent of the virus.
President Erdoğan has made clear that his priority is maintaining production, exports and high profits, despite a surge of COVID-19 cases in the factories.
According to the Robert Koch Institute, more than 2,300 doctors and nurses have been infected with coronavirus in Germany.
Podemos and the Spanish social democrats are needlessly sacrificing thousands of workers’ lives in order to boost corporate profits amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kenisa Barkei was dismissed for insisting hospital management protect staff and provide the necessary care for the expanding number of coronavirus patients.
Hospitals throughout New York City, the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, are running out of medication and equipment.
Victims of the pandemic are being buried en masse on Hart Island off the coast of the Bronx, just 16 miles from Wall Street, the center of world finance.
With supermarkets emptied of staples and cupboards increasingly bare, people struggling with hunger are lining up in record numbers at food pantries across the country.
As plans were being hatched over how to impose a return to work, over 4,000 new pandemic deaths were reported in Europe on Friday, bringing the total for the continent to over 70,000.
Coronaviruses are known to affect domestic cats so it came as no surprise that tigers and lions could get them too. But there is no proof yet that pets can transmit the disease to humans
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Nurses at the Praram 9 hospital in Bangkok have been pictured holding newborn babies wearing protective face shields.
The news of her death was confirmed by her godson.
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History, Europe
And thank god for that.
Imagine that you are an Allied soldier in the ETO. You are in your foxhole on the front line, looking and listening for any sign that the Germans are about to attack your position.
Then you see it—a small, funny-looking tracked vehicle heading your way. It looks like a toy—a miniature tank without a turret or a gun. “What the hell is this?” you ask yourself. You call out to your buddy in the foxhole... Читать дальше...
A man who tried out footgolf as something to do for his football team's pre-season preparations is now at the top of his game.
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Gillingham loan guy Jordan Roberts isn’t thinking too far ahead.