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Dr. Anthony Fauci warned against claims that children are immune to coronavirus, citing new cases where some children have developed a mysterious inflammatory syndrome that could be linked to the virus.

Prices are tumbling in America as the coronavirus lockdown drags on and people spend less.

A British railway ticket office worker has died from Covid-19 after being spat on while she was working at Victoria station in central London.

All but two US states will be partially reopened by the end of the week, even as new coronavirus cases continue to climb and testing and tracing efforts fall short of what is needed to rein in the pandemic.

CNN's Alisyn Camerota, Kaitlan Collins and Abby Phillip discuss President Donald Trump's pattern of demeaning female reporters.

A fire in a hospital treating coronavirus patients in Russia claimed the lives of five patients and forced the evacuation of 150 people, state news agencies reported.

As the coronavirus pandemic plunges economies around the world into recession, governments and businesses are scrambling to find ways to get people back to work. One tool many are banking on is the antibody test.

Scientists in Ghent, Belgium have found antibodies produced in llamas blood could be critical in killing off the Covid-19 virus and saving lives. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.

President Donald Trump tipped his hand about how he plans to make up for the loss of the roaring economy that formed the foundation of his reelection campaign -- rhetoric laced with racial overtones and a new and unfounded conspiracy theory he dubbed "Obamagate."

After years of political wrangling and multi-front litigation, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on the battle over President Donald Trump's tax returns. The stakes are enormous. The court will decide by the end of its current term not only whether Trump's tax returns ever see light of day, but also whether the President stands so far above the law that he cannot meaningfully be held accountable to other branches of government and the American public.

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• China hits back at 'lies' by US politicians

British comedian Matt Lucas took aim at the British Prime Minister's speech to the nation in a video that went viral on social media.

Participants at a food supply roundtable convened by Vice President Mike Pence in Iowa removed their face masks before Pence arrived, according to video from the event posted online.

An "aggressive" cross-border skirmish between Chinese and Indian forces Saturday resulted in minor injuries to troops, a spokesman for the Indian Ministry of Defense has confirmed.

Actor and comedian Jerry Stiller has died due to natural causes, his son, actor Ben Stiller said in a tweet. He was 92.

Actor and comedian Jerry Stiller has died of natural causes according to a tweet from his son, actor Ben Stiller. He was 92.

An Iranian naval exercise accident in the Gulf of Oman has killed 19 sailors and injured 15 others, Iran's state media reported on Monday.

"It's not over until it's over."

China has struck back at what it calls "24 lies" by US politicians in the most sweeping and detailed rebuke yet of accusations over its handling of the novel coronavirus outbreak.

The White House Covid-19 outbreak is undermining President Donald Trump's narrative that it's safe to open up the country and that diagnostic testing is of limited importance.

From Wednesday, people in the UK will be able to sunbathe in their local parks, exercise as much as they want and drive to other destinations, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Sunday, as he laid out his vision for gradually restarting the economy.

The race is on to find and produce a vaccine for Covid-19. But when a vaccine is developed, it will face major challenges before becoming available worldwide. CNN's Anna Stewart explains.

It's a sunny day on Bangkok's most famous tourist street, and shopkeeper Cletana Thangworachai is open for business.

The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in South Dakota is refusing to end coronavirus checkpoints declared illegal by the state's governor, saying they are the best tool they have to stop the virus from spreading.

Princeton University has named its first black valedictorian in the school's 274-year history.

A birthday party was behind a cluster of coronavirus cases in Pasadena, California, according to health officials.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson laid out his vision for gradually restarting the economy, calling on people across the United Kingdom to return to work if they cannot do so from home. CNN's Max Foster reports.