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Roughly a quarter of confirmed coronavirus cases are in the U.S., followed by Brazil, Russia and India.

The surge in single-use plastic is a major blow to the fight against plastic pollution, which is projected to increase by 40% in the next decade.

As the coronavirus continues to spread across the U.S., causing dramatic spikes in the number of new cases in states that have reopened, the older population may have to brace themselves for another round of health risks.

Though states are reporting new surges in Covid-19 cases, pausing reopening measures and even re-instituting business restrictions, specific economic sectors have continued to see improvement.

Four people who were in contact with the student have since tested positive for the coronavirus since the drive-in ceremony was held on June 20.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announced on Saturday that the state would halt some of its counties from moving into the next phase of reopening as the coronavirus shows signs of accelerating.

Health care workers are fighting a new battle regarding their mental health and well-being due to Covid-19, as deaths have recently topped 120,000 people.

Delta and the pilots' labor union reached an agreement for early retirements as the carrier scrambles to reduce headcount.

Coca-Cola on Friday announced it will be pausing advertising on all social media.

Ford unveiled its new F-150 pickup Thursday night with surprising new features, like an integrated generator and hidden bottle openers for worksites and tailgate parties.

Digital health has been thriving during the pandemic, as patients see alternatives to in-person care, but not every business will do well, according to experts.

Older people with underlying health conditions are most vulnerable to coronavirus and heat-related illness as a particularly blistering summer approaches.

Few industries have been slammed as hard as hospitality from the coronavirus pandemic. But experts say there are opportunities for recent grads to use their skills, while getting a real-life lesson in crisis management.

Children held more than 20 days at certain facilities should be released by July 17, Judge Dolly Gee said.

Luckin Coffee announced Friday that its board of directors is moving to force out director and Chairman Charles Zhengyao Lu.

The coronavirus has infected more than 9.64 million people around the world as of Friday, killing at least 490,055 people.

General Motors is seeking to vacate an order and remove a judge who called its racketeering lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler a "waste of time."

Disney's "Mulan" is being postponed until August, as coronavirus cases continue to rise and the safety of movie theaters has been called into question.

Albertsons debuted on the New York Stock Exchange Friday at a lower-than-expected $16 per share, but the supermarket operator has gotten a bounce from shopping trends during the pandemic.

In a tweet on Friday, Kanye West shared a photo of clothing being taken out of bag that says "developed by Yeezy and GAP."