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President Donald Trump says America does not need and will never have mass coronavirus testing, despite warnings by experts that a comprehensive program is vital to getting life back to normal.
Investors were in bullish mood despite record US job losses and continued coronavirus shutdowns.
A top economist says western economies can learn from Asia as they face a severe economic downturn.
Photos emerge of workers in hazmat outfits stacking coffins in a mass grave in New York City.
A startling 6.6 million people filed their first claims for unemployment benefits last week, bringing the total for the past three weeks to 16.8 million people. That's about 11% of the US labor force -- a shocking number, given that unemployment was at a historic low until the pandemic erupted -- and a grim new indicator of the scope of damage the coronavirus has wreaked on the US economy.
With cases increasing in tightly-packed dormitories, experts say Singapore offers a salutary lesson.
Every day, student Xiong Yanfei sits at her desk in her parent's small apartment in Wuhan, studying for an exam that could change the course of her life.
The Chinese government says it is using tracking apps to try and keep the spread of Covid-19 in check while the country moves toward lifting the lockdown. CNN's David Culver explains how they do it.