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The maker of a rapid coronavirus test widely used across the United States and distributed by the federal government has warned that its device can produce false negatives if a special solution is used to move or store patients' samples.

• Director of key Trump administration vaccine agency suddenly departs

CNN's David Culver returns to Wuhan, China, after his departure before the city went into lockdown three months ago.

President Donald Trump and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden are unleashing the first shots over China and the coronavirus pandemic that could turn into a critical showdown in November's election.

CNN's Gloria Borger criticizes Dr. Deborah Birx's comments during a coronavirus task force briefing, in which Birx responded to Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp's announcement that some businesses will be allowed to reopen this week.

A second coronavirus outbreak could emerge this winter in conjunction with the flu season to make for an even more dire health crisis, the director of the Centers for Disease Control told The Washington Post in an interview.

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains how difficult it will be to mitigate spread of the coronavirus in restaurants, one of the businesses set to reopen following governors relaxing orders in some Southern states.

Leah Blomberg's voice is still raspy from having a tube stuck down her throat for nine days.

President Trump is threatening to impose new immigration restrictions over coronavirus, even though the United States has more confirmed Covid-19 cases than anywhere else in the world.

Nigeria's lockdown is making life increasingly difficult for the country's poor. CNN's Stephanie Busari reports from Lagos on the desperation many face.

Anyone unlucky enough to have their birthday fall in the middle of a global pandemic may be planning two big days this year -- one on the actual date, and another when they can finally celebrate with friends.

In an unprecedented attempt to seal off the United States from the rest of the globe, President Donald Trump said he would temporarily suspend immigration into the country. It was not immediately clear what legal basis the President had for the move, which he claims will help safeguard American jobs and defend against "the invisible enemy."

President Donald Trump said late Monday night he will sign an executive order temporarily suspending immigration to the United States as the nation battles the health and economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

A global scramble to bring cruise passengers home amid the coronavirus pandemic reached its endgame on Tuesday as the last ship at sea operated by a major company headed into the Italian port of Genoa to disembark its passengers.

The true death toll from coronavirus in England and Wales up to April 10 was about 41% higher than the UK government's daily update, according to data released by the country's Office of National Statistics (ONS).

While Covid-19 deaths spread around the UK, in the countryside a new calm has settled. Daily life in England's villages is bustling as locals stop traveling to bigger towns and a resilient spirit endures. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.

Daily life around the world is changing dramatically as countries and local governments employ different methods to contain the spread of the coronavirus -- while allowing society to keep functioning in some form.

CNN's Anderson Cooper discuses the protests that are happening across the country against the many shelter-in-place orders.

CNN's Don Lemon fact-checks Trump's claim about his early response to Covid-19 and travel history in February and March.

Strongman leaders around the world are using the coronavirus crisis to stifle journalists, a leading press freedom watchdog has warned, as it bemoaned a missed opportunity to highlight the severity of the outbreak in its early days in Wuhan, China.

The US is monitoring intelligence that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, is in grave danger after a surgery, according to a US official with direct knowledge.

CNN's Paula Hancocks looks at how the North Korean leader's strategy changed from testing missiles to meeting world leaders.

The coronavirus pandemic has put a damper on many activities, including Hong Kong's anti-government protests.

The impacts of the novel coronavirus are wide-ranging and relentless: Hospitals are overtaxed. Unemployment has soared. Daily life is on an indefinite pause.

The coronavirus pandemic has halted production on TV shows and movies around the world, with travel plans canceled, gatherings forbidden and shoots postponed.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has defended his participation in a public protest against coronavirus lockdown measures, saying that he was not calling for military action against the country's other branches of government.

CNN's Richard Quest shares that he has tested positive for coronavirus, expressing why he plans to continue hosting his show.

The spectacular collapse in oil markets is showing no signs of easing, as the coronavirus crisis saps demand and producers run out of places to store all their excess barrels of crude.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz have agreed on the formation of a national emergency government, according to a joint statement from Blue and White and Netanyahu's Likud party.

Virgin Atlantic and Virgin Australia will need government support if they're to survive the economic crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.

The square in the heart of Tel Aviv was measured and carefully marked off. Every two meters, an X designated a spot where someone could stand under Israel's social distancing guidelines. Protest organizers marked 2,800 spots for protesters to stand Sunday evening. In the end, organizers say twice as many people showed up to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with many people standing on the surrounding streets.

Never has a vaccine been so eagerly anticipated.

Dr. Andrew Artenstein tells CNN's Alisyn Camerota why he was questioned by FBI agents while making a large purchase of PPE for his hospital.

In Italy the government are considering several antibody tests, which could help the country begin to reopen. CNN's Ben Wedeman and crew take one of the tests under consideration.

Anger over shelter-in-place orders boiled over this weekend, with protesters ignoring social distancing guidelines and packing sidewalks and streets.

Mika is worried. As a sex worker in Japan, she used to see three or four clients a day -- then the coronavirus pandemic hit. Now, with people staying home and avoiding close contact, she's out of clients and out of money.