At 101, Naomi Replansky, a poet and labor activist, has endured all of it.

Over the course of just 31 days, COVID-19 killed more than 1,500 people in the tri-state, the vast majority of which were in New York, and has prov

Throughout the coronavirus crisis that’s killed 35,000 people worldwide, Jair Bolsonaro has kept up face-to-face meetings and pushed everyday Brazi

President Trump discusses the U.S.'s coronavirus response, the virus’s comparison to the flu and the nation's projected death toll.

As the flu pandemic worsened in Washington in October 1918, the Evening Star published the names of the pandemic’s local victims and urged readers

The COVID-19 outbreak we are experiencing now is similar to what happened more than 100 years ago.

Experts weigh in on whether coronavirus will dissipate during the summer and warn against letting up on physical distancing

Tributes have been paid to a 108-year-old woman who lived through the Spanish flu pandemic but has died after contracting coronavirus.

An FBI report about China’s involvement with scientific research in the U.S. has raised alarms.

Hilda Churchill was born in 1911 and could remember most of her family becoming infected with the Spanish flu in 1918

Hilda Churchill, of Salford, is thought to be UK’s oldest victim of pandemic

The Department of Health on Sunday said South Africa has rece

Several broadcasters have been diagnosed with the COVID-19 coronavirus, and the latest is Ottawa Senators’ radio analyst Gord Wilson.

A NUMBER OF Irish citizens are on board a cruise ship where people have fallen ill with flu-like symptoms off the coast o

Imagine having the ability to predict future viral outbreaks and pandemic trends based on real-time analysis of coughs or sneezes in public spaces

A 101-year-old Italian man born during the Spanish Flu pandemic has reportedly survived a coronavirus infection as the outbreak continues to ravage

The coronavirus pandemic has caused global shutdowns and killed nearly 25,000 worldwide as of Friday.

Latest CDC data provide encouraging news.

My father, Ed Palkot, has a unique perspective on the current coronavirus pandemic. He survived the Spanish flu of 1918.

Coronavirus containment measures that force economies to slow down or halt ultimately might be better for economic growth than laxer efforts, accor

The so-called Spanish flu of 1918, which is thought to have claimed the lives of 50 million people worldwide, has been used as a reference point, s

Some people, including the president of the United States, have said COVID-19 isn't too different from the common flu.

New York City shop Russ & Daughters has weathered the Spanish flu, wars, depressions, recessions, terror attacks, and hurricanes.

Cruise line Holland America said that at least 30 guests and 47 crew on the Zaandam reported to the ship’s medical center with influenza-like sympt