Science & Health

The Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila says the top diplomats of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations linked up by video in a meeting led by Vietnam

The tiny city-state of less than six million people was seen as a model in its early, swift response to the virus

Packaging changes could make products more environmentally friendly

Find implies our evolutionary cousins had some understanding of numbers and the trees that furnished the raw material

1970 moonshot was aborted mid-flight when an oxygen tank ruptured two days after its launch

Streets long ago rumored to be paved with gold are littered with disposable medical gloves, and New Yorkers of all stripes join the battle for their city

African officials warn that if the virus is left to spread on the continent the world will remain at risk.

Khamenei urged Shiite faithful to pray in their homes during Ramadan

Extra Precautions Taken to Protect Crew From Coronavirus

The government's crisis committee is meeting later to discuss whether to extend the lockdown imposed March 23 to try to slow the spread of the virus

German scientists say atmospheric conditions caused ozone levels to plummet

The sweeping clampdown in the country of 1.3 billion people to prevent an epidemic of COVID-19 ends on April 14, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to decide this week whether to extend it

At least two passengers from New York who lowered their fever with medication are now hospitalized in the island with COVID-19, said National Guard spokesman Lt. Col. Paul Dahlen

Under the proposed guidance, people who are exposed to someone infected would be allowed back on the job if they are asymptomatic, test their temperature twice a day and wear a face mask

Hard-won bans to reduce the use of plastics — and particularly plastic shopping sacks — across the US have come under fire amid worries about the virus clinging to reusable bags, cups and straws