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AC Milan have announced that technical director and club legend Paulo Maldini and his son Daniel, a current player, tested positive for the coronavirus.

Former Commonwealth middleweight champion Michael Watson appears to have fully recovered from his near-fatal brain injury sustained during a bout against Chris Eubank in 1991

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) briefly suspended departure releases and air traffic control in airports near New York City due to a staffing issue at a nearby air traffic control center.

Gerry Pollard was poised to officiate in his 18th consecutive NCAA tournament. He'll miss out on the experience — and up to $20,000 in earnings.

The suspect was booked into the Anoka County jail. He has not been charged. The teenager's name has not yet been released.

Liverpool and Arsenal have been monitoring the Eintracht Frankfurt defender Evan Ndicka this season.

Softails are the perfect middle ground between the US firm’s tiddlers and monsters, says Geoff. And you don’t even need to wear a floral dress and skip through the woods to appreciate them

New York is to boost the state's hospital capacity from around 50,000 beds to 75,000 beds, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Saturday. (March 21).

Hungarians should be rising to the challenge of the coronavirus outbreak in spite of Orbn View

Hafeez questioned PCB's decision to recall Sharjeel Khan to professional cricket

Asian equities rebound as dollar index retreats Nikkei Asian Review

Asian officials scramble to control 2nd coronavirus wave Nikkei Asian Review

The former Real Madrid chief has been suffering with coronavirus in recent weeks and has tragically passed away

US President Donald Trump has urged citizens to say at home as confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country surge close to 20,000. Illinois and Connecticut joined New York and California in telling residents to stay home during the pandemic. The move means around 75 million Americans are now affected by the strict social distancing measures intended to stop the spread of the virus. Image: Getty

Four Asian central banks cut rates as virus rips markets Nikkei Asian Review

Juventus forward Paulo Dybala confirmed he was the third player from the team to test positive for the coronavirus. Dybala revealed on social media that he and his girlfriend Oriana received positive COVID-19 tests. Juventus confirmed Dybala’s status in a statement released on their website and said he has been in voluntary isolation since March...

The first-ever eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series event with FOX Sports, NASCAR and iRacing kicks off this weekend and here's what you need to know.

Amazon.com will stop shipping non-essential products to consumers in Italy and France, the company said on Saturday, representing an escalation in the e-commerce giant's response in regions hard hit by the coronavirus outbreak.

Accounts urged followers to 'name and shame' the fake toilet paper hoarder.

The Department of Justice has secretly asked Congress for the ability to detain arrested people "indefinitely" in addition to other powers that one expert called "terrifying"

All non-essential businesses must close and all social gatherings are to be cancelled.

In order for Liverpool to be able to afford potential transfer targets this summer, a £140m exit for one of their star players could be on the cards. RB Leipzig’s Timo Werner appears to still be interesting the Reds, with Sport1 reporting that Jurgen Klopp’s side are leading the race ahead of Chelsea and Manchester […]

In the winter of 2002–2003, the deadly SARS coronavirus exploded out of China’s ‘wet-blood’ wildlife markets. SARS infected over 8,000 people worldwide and killed almost 800. Yet post-crisis, China laxly enforced bans on the offending markets, only to permit them to flourish soon thereafter. Today’s COVID-19 is the deadly and avoidable legacy of China’s recklessness.U.S. secretary of state Mike Pompeo has proclaimed that COVID-19 stems from just such Chinese ‘wet-blood’ markets. While Beijing has praised them as protein sources... Читать дальше...

California's death toll in the coronavirus pandemic reaches 24 as hospitals brace for a flood of patients and the state largely shuts down.