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Among American consumer staples that are becoming more expensive: Cheerios cereal

From Diapers To Cereal, Price Increases Loom In US

From diapers to cereal, price increases loom in US

Relentless New Wave Sends India Covid Death Toll Past 200,000

Crematoriums in New Delhi are facing shortages of wood because of the surge in deaths, locad media said

Relentless new wave sends India Covid death toll past 200,000

Fed Set To Reaffirm Recovery Mission, Face Down Inflation Fears

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has pledged not to raise interest rates until inflation holds above 2% for some time

Fed set to reaffirm recovery mission, face down inflation fears

Paul-Maurice Patenaude's centuries-old house in Dundee, Quebec, straddles the border -- and his house is filled with parcels dropped off by US couriers

One Foot In Canada, One In The US: Border Parcel Business Thrives During Pandemic

One foot in Canada, one in the US: border parcel business thrives during pandemic

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National Superhero Day: Here Is How You Can Be A Role Model

With or without a cape, a superhero is a role model, and our world needs them.

US President Joe Biden speaks about updated CDC guidance on masks for people who are fully vaccinated during an event in front of the White House April 27, 2021, in Washington, DC.

Biden's American Families Plan Will Save Families $13k: Free Preschool For 3- And 4-Year-Olds

President Biden is expected to unveil a $200 billion universal preschool program, which is likely to benefit 5 million children and save an average U.S. family $13,000.

More Price Increases: Kids’ Toys Impacted By Material Cost Surge

Hasbro has seen the demand for its Nerf blasters and board games surge as families spend more time at home during the pandemic.

sepsis killer than cancer more dangerous

Flesh-Eating Bug Attack Leaves Woman With Deformed Leg; Victim Shares Horrific Experience

The victim had sepsis, suffered from multiple organ failure, and was put in a medically induced coma for roughly a week.

Possible COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effect Could Be Mistaken For Heart Attack

A man from Butler County thought he was having a heart attack before finding out that his symptoms might have been caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing says the lender's outlook is "encouraging" following an "excellent" quarter.

Deutsche Bank Ducks Archegos Hit, Posts Best Profits Since 2014

Deutsche Bank ducks Archegos hit, posts best profits since 2014

Italian healthcare workers display face on protective gear to reassure patients

National Superhero Day 2021: 12 Healthcare Worker Appreciation Quotes

In light of National Superhero Day, here are 12 quotes and messages to show your appreciation to healthcare workers.

Chris Pratt Shares First Glimpse Of Action-Packed Sci-Fi 'The Tomorrow War'

Chris Pratt shared the "The Tomorrow War" movie stills on Instagram and wrote, "I guarantee you have never seen anything like it."

The vote ends five years of a Brexit saga in which Britain and Europe also sealed a divorce deal that bitterly divided the UK

European Parliament Closes Brexit Saga With Trade Deal Vote

European Parliament closes Brexit saga with trade deal vote

Since stepping back from royal duties, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have waged an increasingly bitter war with the media, particularly the British tabloid press

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry To Join Joe Biden, Selena Gomez In Star-Studded COVID-19 Vaccine Concert

Global Citizen's "Vax Live: The Concert to Reunite the World" will be hosted by Selena Gomez and will feature President Joe Biden, first lady Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck and more.

Desperate Covid-19 patients are flocking to a gurdwara in Ghaziabad that is providing oxygen, amid a shortage of supply

India Covid Patients Flock To Makeshift Tent For Lifesaving Oxygen

India Covid patients flock to makeshift tent for lifesaving oxygen

Families are building funeral pyres for deceased COVID-19 patients in India

India COVID-19 Cases Could Be More Than 500 Million, 30 Times Higher Than Recorded

Models from the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluations estimate India's death toll will continue climbing until mid-May, possibly reaching a daily death count of 13,000.

Pacquiao's Manager Confirms Mikey Garcia Fight, Also Bares 'Offers From Other Opponents'

Manny Pacquiao's business manager has confirmed that a fight against Mikey Garcia will happen in Dubai.

The US has now purchased 400 million Covid-19 vaccine doses -- half from Pfizer and half from Moderna -- allowing it to immunize 200 million people under the two-shot regimen

Pfizer's At-Home COVID-19 Treatment Could Be Available This Year

Pfizer's treatment uses a man-made molecule that could prevent COVID-19 from reproducing in a subject's nose, throat and lungs.

Proportion of population that has received at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine, by country or territory, as of April 22

US School Bars Vaccinated Teachers, Falsely Citing Risk To Students

US school bars vaccinated teachers, falsely citing risk to students

Joe Rogan (pictured February 2020) hosts the most downloaded podcast in the United States

MMA Personality Criticized For Encouraging 'Healthy' People Not To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Joe Rogan is being criticized for the misleading statement that he made on his podcast.

Aerial view of Puerto Ayora in Santa Cruz Island, in the Galapagos archipelago

Covid-19 Brings Tourism, Science To A Halt On Galapagos Islands

Covid-19 brings tourism, science to a halt on Galapagos Islands

Early in the pandemic the WHO repeatedly suggested that facemasks worn by the general public risked doing more harm than good

CDC Guidelines After Vaccine: No More Mask For Outdoor Gatherings, Exercise

Individuals are considered fully vaccinated for COVID-19 two weeks after getting the second Moderna or Pfizer/BioNTech dose, or Johnson & Johnson's single dose.