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Multiple health care workers on Thursday debunked a statement from a White House adviser that the media is overstating the need for personal protective equipment in hospitals amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Thousands of Americans are mourning the death of their loved ones without normalities like funerals and goodbyes, while healthcare workers are overwhelmed by the coronavirus outbreak.

CNN's Brianna Keilar spars with White House trade adviser Peter Navarro over the White House's coronavirus response as the pandemic continues to spread throughout the US.

Why is the death rate so low in Germany? How come the UK has comparatively fewer cases than elsewhere? And what's going on in Russia?

Just over a week ago, President Vladimir Putin said Russia had the spread of coronavirus "under control." Now the country is changing tactics, as authorities acknowledge they are gearing up for a major Covid-19 outbreak.

Cuba is offering to send doctors to more countries struggling with the coronavirus. But don't accept their help, the US State Department says.

"We don't have the machines, we don't have the beds." That's the stark warning one doctor at a New York City hospital gave CNN as they described how underprepared they are for an influx of patients.

A record number of Americans filed for their first week of unemployment benefits last week, as businesses shut down to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Investors are snapping up gold bars and coins, seeking the security offered by the precious metal as the coronavirus pandemic trashes economies and forces central banks to print trillions of dollars in new money.

Everything Fatima Um Ali needs to protect herself and her family from the novel coronavirus is out of reach. There is no running water, soap is expensive and hand sanitizer is an unaffordable luxury. She cannot even imagine what social distancing for her family of 16 would look like in the three tents they share in a makeshift camp near the Turkish-Syrian border.

Dr. Rodrigo Kong and Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo react to a photo of New York City nurses using garbage bags as personal protective equipment.

A woman who was taken from Africa when she was just two years old has been identified as the last known survivor of the transatlantic slave trade.

China's startups had a rough time last year because of an economic slowdown and giant flops that scared away investors. Now they're having to dig deep and get creative to survive the coronavirus crisis that threatens to freeze activity during one of the most important funding periods of the year.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared the Covid-19 epidemic is 'under control' in Russia, however signs show Russia may be covering up the real scale of the outbreak. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.

California health officials are reevaluating the death of a 17-year-old boy from coronavirus, saying his case is "complex" and needs further investigation.

While Germany has some of the highest confirmed Covid-19 cases in the world, the death rate remains fairly low. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports on Germany's response to the outbreak.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci explains to CNN's Chris Cuomo the reality of crafting a timeline to reopen parts of the country amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A push by the US State Department to include the phrase "Wuhan virus" in a joint statement with other Group of Seven members following a meeting of foreign ministers on coronavirus on Wednesday was rejected, resulting in separate statements and division in the group.

World-renowned chef Floyd Cardoz died Wednesday in New Jersey at age 59. Cardoz had tested positive for coronavirus.

CNN's Jake Tapper replays a clip of President Donald Trump from February 2020, claiming Trump provided Americans a 'false sense of security.'

Political leaders in some Latin American countries, including Mexico and Brazil, have downplayed the severity of the coronavirus pandemic in their own countries. CNN's Matt Rivers reports.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has long provided other world leaders with a template for authoritarian rule. Now he faces a new test: Whether his top-down system can survive the coronavirus pandemic.

"We ended up getting our first positive patients -- and that's when all hell broke loose," said one New York City doctor.

Italian archaeologist Vittoria Dall'Armellina was a PhD student in 2017, when she visited the Saint Lazarus monastery.

A senior British diplomat stationed in Hungary has died after contracting coronavirus, the UK's Foreign Office said on Wednesday.

Spain has now seen more deaths from the coronavirus pandemic than any other country except Italy, with officials warning that the peak of its outbreak has still not been reached.

CNN's David Culver speaks to Wuhan residents as the Chinese city where the novel coronavirus was first detected has announced it will lift the lockdown on April 8, marking a significant milestone in its battle against the deadly outbreak.

A police officer in West London ask residents to take the lockdown more seriously as dozens were gathered in the park, trying to enjoy the weather.

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An eight month old baby is among five new cases of COVID-19 Uganda reported on Wednesday, bringing the total number to 14 people that have tested positive in the country.

The White House and Senate leaders struck a major deal early Wednesday morning over a $2-trillion package to provide a jolt to an economy struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic, capping days of marathon negotiations that produced one of the most expensive and far-reaching measures in the history of Congress.

Smoking, drinking, general poor health: Researchers say these are some of the factors that could explain why more men seem to be dying from coronavirus than women.

"This is not a moment of celebration -- but of necessity," US Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said as the White House and Senate lawmakers reached a historic $2-trillion stimulus deal early this morning, amid growing coronavirus fears. The Senate will reconvene at noon to vote on the plan. Wall Street surged, Asian markets rallied and US stock futures pared losses on the news.

The first US case of the coronavirus was reported January 21 -- a Washington state man who had recently returned from China. Now, the country has at least 53,209 cases across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.

In the first week of January, reports emerged that a mysterious new form of pneumonia had affected dozens of people in the China. Some were in a critical condition, and a number had invasive lesions on both lungs.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has warned local officials not to hide new coronavirus cases, after the country reported several days of no locally transmitted infections in a major turnaround in its fight against the deadly pandemic.

The Pentagon's senior leadership broadcast a different message than President Donald Trump on Tuesday, with military leaders warning the coronavirus crisis could last well into the summer as the President seeks to open the economy back up.