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The Federal Reserve slashed interest rates by half a percentage point on Tuesday.

As new cases of novel coronavirus are growing, the travel industry is feeling the impact -- with vacationers and business people debating whether or not to cancel or postpone trips, and some countries, including the US, implementing travel restrictions.

• 48 hours that reset the Biden campaign• 4 Democratic candidates. 6 major issues

After more than a year of angling and long periods of indecision, the leaders of the moderate wing of the Democratic Party are rapidly coming together to lift and fortify former Vice President Joe Biden ahead of Super Tuesday. CNN's Jessica Dean reports.

The White House's capacity to control the coronavirus crisis, the credibility of its upbeat messaging and its efforts to build public trust are about to face a grave test as health officials report a spike in confirmed cases and new deaths on US soil.

The South Korean Shincheonji religious group is facing mounting public anger as more than half of the confirmed coronavirus cases in the country have links to the group. CNN's Paula Hancocks looks at the international reach of the group.

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said that public health officials are operating in "unchartered territory" as they combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has infected more than 90,000 people across 73 countries and territories as of Monday evening.

Joe Biden's resounding victory in South Carolina on Saturday set off a chain reaction that has reset the former vice president's once-struggling campaign and forced his moderate rivals to make a tough choice: when and how they should exit the race.

Joe Biden just had the best day of his campaign.

CNN's Erin Burnett discusses claims made by President Donald Trump about the coronavirus that have completely contradicted what scientists have reported.

In the last 24 hours, the following things have happened in the Democratic presidential race:

Political commentator Paul Begala makes a bold prediction that President Donald Trump will dump Vice President Mike Pence on his 2020 ticket and replace him with Nikki Haley.

Apple will pay up to half a billion dollars to settle a class action lawsuit accusing it of slowing down older iPhone models to compel users to buy new ones.

Jack Welch, who led General Electric through 20 years of its greatest financial success, has died, according to CNBC, which spoke with his wife, Suzy. He was 84.

Climate change poses an existential threat to the world's sandy beaches, and that as many as half of them could disappear by the end of the century, a new study has found.

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg and his husband Chasten address supporters in South Bend, Indiana, formally announcing that he is suspending his 2020 presidential campaign.

Joe Biden is moving closer to consolidating the support of moderate Democratic voters and donors after a resounding victory in South Carolina and Pete Buttigieg's departure from the party's presidential race.

A disgruntled former security guard is holding about 30 people hostage inside a shopping mall near the Philippines capital Manila, an official said.

CNN's Ivan Watson reports from Goyang, South Korea, where authorities are trying out a new method to test for the novel coronavirus. South Korea has over 4,200 cases, with 26 deaths.

As the United States recorded its first coronavirus death -- and the number of infections grows worldwide -- many people are wondering what symptoms to be on the lookout for and how to protect themselves.

North Korea has fired two unidentified short-range projectiles from an area near the coastal city of Wonsan into waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Monday.

• Analysis: Does Biden have a second act?

The word "rumor" has taken on a different meaning in China since the death of Li Wenliang, the doctor who was punished for trying to warn others about the spread of coronavirus.

Former President Barack Obama did something this weekend that he's been unable to do so far in the Democratic primary race: Call former Vice President Joe Biden and offer his congratulations.

Right before Pete Buttigieg ended his presidential campaign Sunday night, his husband, Chasten, told the story of how it began.

Thousands of migrants are gathered at Turkey's border with Greece, after the Turkish government last week allowed the refugees passage to Europe saying it had "reached its capacity."

Satellite images released by NASA and the European Space Agency reveal that air pollution over China has gone down since the coronavirus outbreak.

"Saturday Night Live" opened this week's episode by having the Democratic candidates interrupting Vice President Mike Pence, played by Beck Bennett, during a press conference on the coronavirus outbreak.

The director of the religious group at the center of South Korea's novel coronavirus outbreak has denied responsibility for the recent spike in infections, saying authorities were trying to "exaggerate" its involvement to shift blame.

Nearly everything about the last year in Israeli politics has been unprecedented. A second election. A third election. A sitting Prime Minister indicted. That same Prime Minister standing next to the US President and talking about imminent annexation of Palestinian territory.

Ranking high among the President's powers and responsibilities is the job of communicator in chief. In times of triumph and clear and present dangers, the public looks to the President for cues on how to act, what they should feel and what they should do.

Officials in Washington discuss the first death from coronavirus in the United States.