The Trump administration is urging Americans to cover their faces in public to reduce the spread of the coronavirus and is limiting exports of medical supplies

In a shift, the top leaders in Congress made it clear Friday there will be another coronavirus rescue package as the stark need for more aid to fight the pandemic and resulting economic crisis is apparent

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown daily life across the U.S. into chaos. Families suddenly losing loved ones cannot come together to mourn. Health care professionals are putting their lives at risk to treat the untreatable. And the leaders to whom we turn in times of crisis don’t have all the answers. One bit of good news is there is...

Kids around the country are using chalk to spread positive messages on the sidewalk.

The guidelines issued by federal and state agencies to stop the spread of coronavirus have included whether to wear a mask in public, how to maintain social distancing and what sheltering in place entails. But what do you do if you need to visit a doctor or take your child to the pediatrician for something unrelated to coronavirus?

A man in the UK is dressing up as Spider-Man to cheer up kids stuck inside during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Trump administration’s decision to let states chart their own responses to the coronavirus crisis rather than impose a national strategy will cost thousands of lives and is likely to result in an open-ended outbreak rolling across the country, a dozen public health experts told NBC News.

Dr. Deborah Birx, a U.S. State Department official working as a coronavirus response coordinator for the White House, told reporters on Thursday that social distancing is the best protection.

An Indianapolis man is sharing the heartbreaking story of how his family was directly impacted by the coronavirus to educate others about just how serious the current public health crisis is.

The race to protect people against unwitting coronavirus carriers intensified Thursday as the total number of cases worldwide neared 1 million and Spain topped 10,000 deaths.

Major global stock markets and U.S. futures rose Thursday following a rocky start to the day after a White House warning that as many as 240,000 Americans might die of the coronavirus sent Wall Street tumbling.

Iran’s parliament says speaker Ali Larijani has contracted the new coronavirus, the country’s highest-ranking government figure yet to catch the disease, while in Israel several top officials entered quarantine when the health minister tested positive

Last weekend an infant in Chicago died after testing positive for COVID-19. A 1-year-old in Colorado experienced seizures due to a high fever, and was presumed to have COVID-19. Newborn babies whose mothers were COVID-19-positive have also tested positive for the disease, a study reported.

Asian stocks are mixed after a White House warning that as many as 240,000 Americans might die of the coronavirus sent Wall Street tumbling and signs of the outbreak’s global economic cost increased

Census Day arrives Wednesday with a nation almost paralyzed by the spread of the novel coronavirus

Facing intense surges in the need for hospital ICU beds, European nations are on a hospital building and medical worker hiring spree.

New York City is setting up hospitals at convention centers and sports complexes and bringing in medical workers as its battles the coronavirus

Asian shares are mixed as worries about economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic grow

Yael Shapira Avraham posted a photo to Facebook on Monday that showed a 92-year-old man coloring his wife’s hair. The styling session appeared to take place in the couple’s kitchen while they were social distancing amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

Researchers in China released a new study that shows many children infected with coronavirus do not show the same symptoms as adults, making early detection more challenging.