American Daily Digest

Japan plunged into recession in the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic slammed production, exports and spending and economists warned worse times lie ahead By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer … Read More

Global stock markets have risen after the chief U.S. central banker expressed optimism the the American economy might start to recover this year from the coronavirus pandemic By JOE McDONALD … Read More

Canadian Snowbirds Captain is killed and her team mate seriously injured after jet performing flypast to celebrate front-line workers crashes in residential neighborhood One crew member was killed and another … Read More

Uber ‘expected to lay off thousands of workers’ in further cuts just weeks after 3,500 staff were sacked during three minute Zoom call Uber is preparing for another round of … Read More

Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei says US troops will be expelled from Iraq and Syria because ‘even allies abhor the American leaders’ Americans will be expelled from Iraq and Syria, Iran’s … Read More

Risk of spreading coronavirus between teachers and children in schools is ‘extremely low’, according to major new study The study looked at 18 infected students and teachers in 15 schools … Read More

More than 100 coronavirus infections in South Korea have been linked to a fitness instructor workshop from mid-February, researchers have found. The infections aren’t recent — they were all identified by … Read More

Texas had its highest single-day increase in new coronavirus cases Saturday, according to numbers from the Department of State Health Services. But it’s not clear whether the surge is simply … Read More

Pompeo said in an interview with Breitbart that aired Saturday that “we know it began in Wuhan, but we don’t know from where or from whom, and those are important … Read More

Mexico’s government has cited the coronavirus pandemic as a justification for new rules that will reduce the role of renewable energies like solar and wind power, granting a reprieve to … Read More