Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi toured San Francisco’s Chinatown Monday to send a message. She said there’s no reason tourists or locals should be staying away from the area because of coronavirus...

Seasonal influenza has already killed 10,000 to 25,000 people, according to the CDC.

Coronavirus, with zero American fatalities, is dominating headlines, while the flu has killed dozens of U.S. kids this season—including 11-year-old Luca, a true “Giver of Light.”

‘There is no reason not to take the subway, not to take the bus, not to go out to your favorite restaurant, and certainly not to miss the parade next Sunday’

Now, after many fire drills, the world may be facing a real fire.

This requires an “all of government” response.

The coronavirus travel ban is unjust and doesn’t work anyway.

When we worry too much — or too little — about something, we can actually introduce new threats.

Harsh measures tend to scapegoat already marginalized populations.

Coronavirus is scary. How we respond to it may be worse.

Distrust in science and institutions could be a major problem if the outbreak worsens.

Now, after many fire drills, the world may be facing a real fire.

Coronavirus? The election? A global recession? It’s time to get comfortable with chaos.

If you’re feeling awful, you know who to blame.

The announcement included elevated warnings against travel to specific regions in Italy and South Korea, and came after the U.S. recorded its first coronavirus death: a person near Seattle.

The first new disease outbreak in the social media era has been defined by the rapid spread of panic and uncertainty. Here’s what you should worry about — and what you shouldn’t.

A new case of coronavirus was confirmed Saturday in Massachusetts. But the flu is more dangerous and much deadlier, infecting millions of Americans.

There is a virus that has already sickened at least 13 million Americans this winter, hospitalizing 120,000 and killing 6,600 people. You may even know of it.

Coronavirus has killed 106. The flu has killed 8,200, just in the U.S.

In a column on coronavirus posted to his website, Ron Paul called Dr. Anthony Fauci "the chief fearmonger of the Trump Administration."

Doctors are reminding the public that influenza is far more dangerous and widespread than coronavirus, with more than 10,000 flu-related deaths per year in the United States.