Death toll in Nova Scotia massacre rises to 23 – Police
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Spanish security firm UC Global secretly obtained Julian Assange’s son’s dirty diapers and used “intimate photos” to blackmail a diplomat into continuing its surveillance contract on the Ecuadorian embassy, court documents show.
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New York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio has promised to treat his healthcare workers to a ticker-tape parade once lockdown is lifted. Commenters have blasted the blundering mayor for “basically guaranteeing a second outbreak.”
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Tennis star Novak Djokovic has defended comments he made in relation to a potential vaccine for the novel coronavirus, saying that he is against mandatory vaccinations for the virus in order to be able to travel.
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WWE has come in for more criticism for its handling of talent during the Covid-19 outbreak after an alleged employee claimed he was being forced to work on filming shows.
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The WHO says new studies indicate that up to 230 million people may have had coronavirus and survived – more than ninety times more than the current official tally of 2.5 million confirmed cases.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg endured a ribbing, as the shadow leader of the House of Commons joked that the “top half only dress code” for members of parliament joining debates by video wouldn’t apply to the literally laid-back Conservative.
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An AI start-up company has developed a video surveillance system that can tell if we’re abiding by social distancing rules. It’s the latest example of the pandemic inspiring what some might view as sinister technology.
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Tony Ferguson has long been known as one of MMA's more unconventional figures but Daniel Cormier says that his decision to make weight for last weekend's cancelled fight with Justin Gaethje is as big a 'boss move' as there is.
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More than 2.5 million cases of the Covid-19 disease have been recorded worldwide, according to a tally by news agency AFP. The somber milestone came as global coronavirus-related deaths passed 170,000.
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Lockdown measures imposed a period of calm on the Paris suburb of Villeneuve-la-Garenne, but a weekend of riots and arson marked a depressing return to normal for the troubled neighborhood after a new police-involved controversy.
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At first footballers were juggling toilet roll and teabags in quarantine, but Brazilian freestyler Raquel Benetti has introduced a more eye-catching home challenge by stripping off her top while showcasing her football skills.
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Moscow’s brand-new infectious diseases hospital has admitted its first patients, despite construction having begun in mid-March. It comes as Russia recorded over 5,600 Covid-19 cases in a day, with the peak still approaching.
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They say no good deed goes unpunished and that may prove to be wistfully true for Pakistan’s prime minister, Imran Khan, who came into contact with a Covid-19 case while receiving a check from a charity to help fight coronavirus.
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Almost 1,800 refugee children and teenagers have disappeared without a trace in Germany, according to reports circulated by German news agency Funke Mediengruppe, raising concerns over human trafficking.
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The general director of Russian football giants Zenit St. Petersburg, Alexander Medvedev, has said the club’s Gazprom Arena home could be converted into a hospital to help battle Covid-19 in the city.
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Hungry motorists lined up for hours after news of a French McDonald’s restaurant re-opening spread like wildfire on social media, causing major traffic jams in a Parisian suburb.
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Romelu Lukaku has said almost every one of the Inter Milan first-team squad was stricken with illness in January which left them "coughing and with a fever," but that they were not tested for coronavirus.
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US President Donald Trump has ordered his secretaries of Energy and the Treasury to devise a financial rescue plan for the American oil and gas industry, as oil prices continue their historic nosedive.
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One of the most famous arenas in world football will soon be known under another name after Barcelona announced that they will sell naming rights for their iconic stadium to raise money to aid the battle against Covid-19.
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Vienna has announced its plans to allow school classes and church services as well as to let restaurants reopen their doors for clients starting from May 15, as the nation returns to life following its Covid-19 outbreak.
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The coronavirus lockdown has caused most US department stores to shut, threatening their survival. But even without the impact of virus, many retailers would still eventually have collapsed, a former Fed insider believes.
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