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Missouri Becomes the First USA State to Sue Chinese Government Over Coronavirus
Missouri became the first state to sue the Chinese government for hiding the danger of coronavirus. Coronavirus originated in Wuhan, China, and since then, over 2.5 million people have been infected worldwide, and the USA alone records 889,999 confirmed cases and 50,363 deaths. 
Researchers Began Testing Possible Coronavirus Vaccine on Human
Inovio Pharmaceuticals, along with the University of Pennsylvania’s research facility and the Wistar Institute, has been working on the coronavirus vaccine early as January as reported by Fox News. 
CDC Director Warns Second Wave of Coronavirus Could Be Worse Later this Year
Many Americans are eager to get back into normal daily life and to get over with COVID-19. However, top public officials warn that nations could face even more difficult health challenges later this year because it will coincide with the flu season. 
PCUSA 224th General Assembly to Be Conducted Online Only
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Presbyterian Church(U.S.A) has announced Tuesday that its General Assembly this year will be held online only during June19 and June 26-27, for the first time in their history. 
Theologian Presents 10 Reasons Why This Pandemic Is a God's Judgment
Peter Leithart, president of Theopolis Institute for Biblical, Liturgical, & Cultural Studies in Birmingham, Alabama, argues that people are facing God's judgment and gives 10 reasons why he believes accordingly. 
John Piper Answers Why Christians Should Confess Sins Despite Redemption by Jesus' Blood
Reformed theologian John Piper has recently explained about the contradict reality of believers that they have to continue to confess their sins despite the perfect payment of Jesus for their sins by answering to one listener's question in his podcast. 
51% Protestant Pastor Agree that Virtual Attendance Has Been Greater Than Typical Sunday Gathering
A research conducted over the past weeks by Barna Group shows that numbers from "virtual" church attendance has risen compared to numbers from a "typical" Sunday worship amid COVID-19 pandemic. 
Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Acknowledged by North Korean Speakers
North Korea claims no coronavirus cases. However, it has been reported by Radio Free Asia (RFA), that North Korean lecturers have informed people concerning the confirmed COVID-19 cases in several areas. 
93 Year Old Joyce Harrington Overcomes COVID-19: "If God Wants Me to Live, I Will Give Him the Glory"
Joyce Harrington, 93, at a New Orleans hospital despite was healed from COVID-19 despite the hospice doctor's warning and gave glory to God. 
Federal Judge says churches can hold worship services despite 10 person gathering limit.
Christians try to prove out that church gatherings are more important than other activities that are going around in the world such as shopping malls in Kansas.
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