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George Floyd's death sparked an enormous mobilization nationwide, as protesters took to the streets to denounce systemic racism and police brutality

Declaring Racism A Public Health Crisis Brings More Attention To Solving Long-Ignored Racial Gaps In Health

Declaring racism a public health threat will create a sharper strategic and operational focus on understanding and combating racism.

India COVID-19 Deaths Surge 89%, Records 2.2M Cases In 1 Week

India is currently battling a devastating second wave, blamed on a new virus variant and lax government rules allowing huge religious and political gatherings

Doctors in India are being forced to turn away patients due to a lack of bed spaces and oxygen supplies.

5 Million Americans Skipped Second COVID-19 Vaccine Shot: Why?

Pfizer vaccines being prepared for injection at the Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center in Miami, Florida on April 15, 2021

Not getting the second coronavirus vaccine dose could make recipients more vulnerable to dangerous and more infectious COVID-19 variants.

A health worker collects a nasal swab sample from a woman to test for the Covid-19 coronavirus in Amritsar, India on April 18, 2021

US To Ramp Up Support For Virus-hit India

US to ramp up support for virus-hit India

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The United States increased its military spending for the third year in a row in 2020, after seven years of reductions (pictured: the USS Ronald Reagan carrier strike group)

World Military Spending Grows Despite Pandemic

World military spending grows despite pandemic

A partially deserted road during a lockdown imposed in Chennai, India

Global Pledges Of Help For Covid-stricken India

Global pledges of help for Covid-stricken India

Fashion Designer Alber Elbaz Dies Of Covid Aged 59

Fashion designer Alber Elbaz dies of Covid aged 59

US President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the second day fo a virtual climate summit at the White House

Biden's First 100 Days: What Poll Numbers Show Amid Pandemic, Reopening Economy, Racial Tensions

President Biden has strong approval ratings early into his term.

India is reeling from a ferocious Covid-19 wave, with hospital beds and oxygen supplies running low

New Delhi Extends Coronavirus Lockdown As India Cases Hit New Record

New Delhi extends coronavirus lockdown as India cases hit new record

An Iraqi woman cleans debris next to evacuated oxygen bottles outside the Ibn al-Khatib Hospital in Baghdad, on April 25 after a fire broke out there killing at least 23 people

Fire Kills 82 At Iraqi Covid Hospital, Health Minister Suspended

Fire kills 82 at Iraqi Covid hospital, health minister suspended

2021 Oscars: Who’s Hosting, How To Live Stream, Start Time, Other Questions

The Oscars will honor some of the biggest names in film, but there are some facts that fans may not be known about the Academy Awards.

Cypriots rallied Saturday on both sides of the divided capital Nicosia, with these marchers holding placards in the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

'Common Ground' At Premium As Cyprus Rivals Head To Geneva

'Common ground' at premium as Cyprus rivals head to Geneva

World Malaria Day 2021: Theme, Facts And Crucial Information About The Disease

Some countries still managed to fight malaria amid the pandemic. Others were even more burdened by it.

Johnson has attempted to brush off the allegations from former aide Dominic Cummings

UK's Johnson Under Growing Pressure After Ex-aide's Attacks

UK's Johnson under growing pressure after ex-aide's attacks

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, pictured in 2014, are among a number of Hollywood stars to have contracted Covid-19

Rita Wilson Claims Scott Rudin Tried To 'Find A Way' To Fire Her After Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Rita Wilson has claimed that producer Scott Rudin tried “to find a way to fire me legally” from a Broadway production of “Fish in the Dark” after she told him she had been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Nigerian-American welterweight champion Kamaru Usman knocked American challenger Jorge Masvidal out cold with a straight right to the chin

Usman, Namajunas Secure KO Title Fight Wins As UFC Welcomes Back Fans

Usman, Namajunas secure KO title fight wins as UFC welcomes back fans

Federal Reserve leaders have shown no signs of backing down from their policy of tolerating rising inflation to maximize employment as the US economy gets back on its feet

Fed Set To Hold The Line As US Economy Recovers

The Federal Reserve finally has what it wants and predicted: signs of an economic recovery that could undo some of the damage done by the pandemic.

India has been overwhelmed by a surge in Covid infections, recording record deaths as swathes of the country go into lockdown

Vaccine Doses Pass One Billion Mark As Global Cases Top New Record

Vaccine doses pass one billion mark as global cases top new record

Hundreds rallied in Hyde Park after the march

Five Arrests And Police Injured At Anti-lockdown Protests In London

Five arrests and police injured at anti-lockdown protests in London

Both countries largely returned to in-person services after the cancellation of marches and ceremonies in 2020 due to coronavirus restrictions

Thousands Gather In Australia And NZ To Honour ANZAC Forces

Thousands gather in Australia and NZ to honour ANZAC forces

Maria Ferreira, 74, gets an AstraZeneca vaccine on February 9, 2021 near Manaus

Brazil Hits Record Covid Death Toll In April

Brazil hits record Covid death toll in April

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has a new title: Technoking

Who Is Hosting ‘SNL’ In May? Elon Musk Set To Make NBC Debut

Elon Musk will host “Saturday Night Live” in May.

US experts say the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine should be administered

It's Official - COVID-19 Vaccine Safe For Pregnant Women, Here's Why

A new study has been published that outlines why and how the COVID-19 vaccine is safe for pregnant women and their babies.

Vaccine Hesitancy Could Keep Inoculation Rates Lower Than Expected

Despite plenty of doses available for Americans to become fully inoculated against COVID-19, hesitancy to get the shot could keep a slower pace of those who are getting dosed.

Apple Mixed Reality Headset Rumors: Kuo Suggests Pricey Headset Coming In 2022

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests an Apple mixed reality headset is set to come out in 2022 and appears to be tailored for the consumer market rather than developers.