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Spaniards soaked up the sun this weekend as figures released by the country's Ministry of Health on Sunday revealed just 164 new deaths from Covid-19 in the past 24 hours, the lowest number in six weeks.

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh looks into the UK's initial response to Covid-19 and how that may have contributed to now having close to the worst death toll in Europe.

High above the Polcevera valley, the final section of a majestic new bridge was hoisted into place this week, signaling the imminent completion of a remarkable engineering project against seemingly impossible odds.

The fashion industry is starting to care about its role in the climate crisis. But rapid consumption and fast-changing trends are in direct tension retailers' sustainability missions.

Kara Alaimo writes that Tesla's CEO's rant, urging the US to re-open amid the Covid-19 pandemic, was tone deaf when the country is lagging behind on the critical steps it needs to do so safely.

Larry Connor, CEO of the Connor Group, made a lot of money on the stock market in just 8 days. He's giving it all away to about 400 employees.

A former Chinese state media journalist turned anti-corruption blogger has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The Met Gala is usually fashion's big night out. But with this year's Costume Institute exhibition, "About Time: Fashion and Duration," postponed indefinitely, the first Monday in May -- which usually sees celebrities hitting the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York -- has been left in need of a healthy dose of glamour.

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed a gaping disconnect between unprecedented economic pain on Main Street and extreme optimism on Wall Street.

Glimmers of a gradual return to air travel mean airlines are rolling out new policies aimed at protecting passengers and crew from coronavirus transmission and increasing consumer confidence in air travel safety.

There's nothing quite like seeing an Airbus A380 for the first time. It's so big -- the largest passenger plane ever built -- that its wingspan almost runs the length of a soccer field, and more than 800 people could fit in one if all seats were economy class.

A new FaceID feature makes it easier to unlock the iPhone without having to take off a mask.

The first Monday of May this year marks an absence in the fashion world. With the cancellation of the Met Gala and the indefinite closure of the Metropolitan Museum of Art due to the coronavirus pandemic, the museum's front steps will remain quiet, empty of the usual crowds of celebrities and fashion insiders who flock to the annual fundraiser for the Costume Institute.

When travelers come aboard the Zaandam, a cruise ship in the Holland America Line, they have access to nine levels of elegant lodgings, entertainment and fine dining.

The most complicated issue in America right now is how, when and where to reopen the cities and towns that have been sheltered in place. Everyone wants resumption of the mobile life of social proximity we enjoyed a few months ago but balancing this against the competing need to assure both individual safety and -- because this is a contagious disease -- societal safety remains a substantial challenge.

For most of this year, China has been living seven weeks in the future.

There are worse places to wait out a pandemic.

Global energy use has been dealt such a huge blow by the coronavirus pandemic that it's like wiping out demand from all of India, a country of 1.3 billion people and the world's third biggest consumer.