• Covid Patients Testing Positive after Recovery Are No Longer Infectious, Study Finds

    Covid Patients Testing Positive after Recovery Are No Longer Infectious, Study Finds

    A new coronavirus study conducted in Korea suggests that those who test positive for coronavirus after recovering from the initial onset of the virus are no longer infectious. The study, released by the Korean CDC on Monday night, showed that 285 patients who still tested positive for the coronavirus despite apparently recovering were unable to …
  • Trump Threatens to Make World Health Organization Funding Cut Permanent

    Trump Threatens to Make World Health Organization Funding Cut Permanent

    President Trump on Monday threatened to pull the U.S. out of the World Health Organization and end funding permanently if the group does not immediately address concerns about its deference to China. “It is clear the repeated missteps by you and your organization in responding to the pandemic have been extremely costly for the world,” …
  • Stocks dip after gains from vaccine-fueled rally on Wall Street

    Stocks dip after gains from vaccine-fueled rally on Wall Street

    US stocks slid Tuesday as investors reined in their optimism about a promising coronavirus vaccine. The Dow Jones industrial average dipped as much as 135.71 points, or 0.5 percent, to 24,461.66 in early trading to give back some its 900-point Monday rally. Hardware store chain Home Depot led the blue-chip index lower with its shares …
  • Jonas Brothers and Karol G get virtually flirty in ‘X’ music video

    Jonas Brothers and Karol G get virtually flirty in ‘X’ music video

    The Jonas Brothers practice proper social distancing protocol in their new video for “X” with Colombian music star Karol G. The flirtatious, Latin-infused track sees the trio urging someone to “kiss me like your ex is in the room,” but given that there is a pandemic going on, that fantastical kiss has to remain in …
  • Bruce Springsteen, Dropkick Murphys to stream show from empty Fenway Park

    Bruce Springsteen, Dropkick Murphys to stream show from empty Fenway Park

    It’s a dream venue for any musician — just, without the deafening cheers of 38,000 fans. Bruce Springsteen and American Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys will perform together at Boston’s Fenway Park for a free livestreamed event called “Streaming Outta Fenway.” The gig will be broadcast worldwide on Friday, May 29 at 6 p.m. Eastern …
  • How the ‘Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart’ winners completed an album in quarantine

    How the ‘Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart’ winners completed an album in quarantine

    Having balanced a blossoming romance while competing on “The Bachelor presents: Listen to Your Heart,” musicians Chris Watson and Bri Stauss knew completing an album in quarantine would be another obstacle they could conquer together. “We had some of the most difficult musical experiences with each other on the show, so we just treated this …
  • Shakespeare’s Globe theater may permanently close due to coronavirus

    Shakespeare’s Globe theater may permanently close due to coronavirus

    Shakespeare’s Globe theater in London could be shuttered permanently because of coronavirus restrictions. The art space, a reconstruction of the original playhouse where William Shakespeare showcased his most famous work, is on the brink of bankruptcy since closing amid the pandemic in March. “Despite being well-managed, well governed, and – crucially – able to operate …
  • Moderna to fund coronavirus vaccine with $1.3 billion stock sale

    Moderna to fund coronavirus vaccine with $1.3 billion stock sale

    Moderna is selling $1.3 billion in stock to help fund its promising new coronavirus vaccine. The biotech firm announced plans to sell 17.6 million shares priced at $76 apiece in a public offering that’s expected to close around Thursday. Net proceeds from the offering will cover costs related to the manufacturing of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine …
  • France should sell the MONA LISA for €50 billion to deal with coronavirus economic crisis, top businessman suggests

    France should sell the MONA LISA for €50 billion to deal with coronavirus economic crisis, top businessman suggests

    France should sell the Mona Lisa for €50billion (£44.7billion) to deal with the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis, a leading French businessmen has suggested.   Stephane Distinguin, 46, founder and CEO of the international tech company, Fabernovel, proposed the French ‘sell the family jewellery’ to combat the economic strain caused by the pandemic.   He told …
  • More than 4 million homeowners skip mortgage payments amid coronavirus crisis

    More than 4 million homeowners skip mortgage payments amid coronavirus crisis

    Fewer Americans are calling their mortgage servicers to ask for relief from mortgage payments, but the housing industry isn’t out of the woods yet. More than 4.1 million homeowners are in forbearance plans now, according to the latest data from the Mortgage Bankers Association. While mortgage servicers are still facing stress because of the record …