European Medicines Agency also says medicines to treat COVID-19 could be licensed 'before the summer'

National carrier says 90% of its staff laid off, and if government doesn't step in, it will no longer be able to function

Parents worry teachers are unprepared to deal with pandemic, government sending mixed messages on guidelines, and children could be exposed to virus

Unnamed State Department officials say West Bank was not top issue but there were talks on Iranian threat, which is 'severe and getting worse on some fronts,' coronavirus and China

Polish-born Joe Feingold, 97, died of COVID-19 complications at New York hospital where Alex, 95, succumbed to pneumonia a month earlier

Countries ease lockdown rules, seek to step up testing, but it take weeks for new outbreaks to be detected

Reuters: Israel's largest bank reports Q1 net profit of NIS 192 million ($54 million) vs NIS 821 million a year earlier; shares slide 1.9% in morning trade, in line with market

Rick Bright, calling for science-based national coordinated response, alleges he was fired for warning administration about pandemic; Trump says immunologist is a 'disgruntled guy'

Police officer lightly injured, reportedly by rock thrown at her, as officers attempt to disperse prayer gathering held in contravention of regulations

Summer program organizers face coronavirus restrictions, budget shortfalls as virus continues spread; some states ban overnight overnight camps