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Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is expected to present a new budget that will help the economy recover from the pandemic

Canada To Roll Out Big Spending In Pandemic Recovery Budget

Canada to roll out big spending in pandemic recovery budget

Alaska Will Offer COVID-19 Vaccine At Airports To Entice Travelers, Revive Tourism

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

Tourists traveling to Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau or Ketchikan airports will receive a shot of the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine beginning June 1.

Canada To Send Support To Virus-hit Province

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during a news conference April 16, 2021 in Ottawa, Canada.

Canada to send support to virus-hit province

California Mom Confesses To Drowning Her 3 Kids: ‘I Did It As Softly’

A California mother accused of killing her three children confessed to drowning them, claiming she did it to protect them from their father.

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A person wearing a mask walks by a Lacoste store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills where a sign says the shop will remain closed

Do We Need Masks Outdoors? Experts Weigh In

Do we need masks outdoors? Experts weigh in

IMAGESVoters in Cape Verde, a bastion of democracy in Africa, go to the polls for parliamentary elections after a campaign dominated by the Covid pandemic and its impact on a tourism-dependent economy. Prime Minister Correia e Silva runs for re-election i

US COVID-19 Death Toll May Hit 618,000 By August Despite Agressive Vaccine Rollout

"If universal mask coverage were attained in the next week, our model projects 13,000 fewer cumulative deaths," the researchers said.

Poll workers wore protective personal equipment as Cape Verde battles a surge in coronavirus cases

Cape Verde Leader Declares Victory After Vote Dominated By Pandemic

Cape Verde leader declares victory after vote dominated by pandemic

Queen Elizabeth II has been hit hard by the death of her husband Prince Philip, their son Prince Andrew said

Queen Elizabeth Needed Support During Prince Philip's Funeral, Body Language Expert Says

Queen Elizabeth II appeared strong and calm during Prince Philip's funeral Saturday, but there were signs that she needed some support, according to a body language expert.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who met with Afghan officials in Kabul last week, has defended US plans for an unconditional troop withdrawal by September 11, 2021

Top US Envoy: Terror Threat Has 'Moved' From Afghanistan

Top US envoy: terror threat has 'moved' from Afghanistan

India added a record-high of 261,500 new cases on Sunday

Growing Calls For More Oxygen, Beds As India Virus Crisis Deepens

Growing calls for more oxygen, beds as India virus crisis deepens

A soldier of the German armed forces takes a sample for a Corona rapid test at a market in Bottrop, Germany

Germany Calls For Unity As It Mourns Covid Dead

Germany held a national memorial service for its nearly 80,000 victims of the coronavirus pandemic.

Soldiers pictured on patrol near Bobi Wine's home in Magere, on the outskirts of Kampala, where he has confined since the election

African Courts That Overturned Anti-Gay Laws Can Also Judge Electoral Fraud

The challenges faced seven years ago to overturn an anti-gay law needed both a cogent case and an independent judiciary to appeal in a country that is, for all its faults, underpinned by the rule of law.

US President Joe Biden, speaking at the White House on April 2, 2021, is hoping to ramp up global action on climate through a virtual summit

Biden Seeks To Turbo-charge Climate Fight, But Can US Lead?

Biden seeks to turbo-charge climate fight, but can US lead?

Shock defeat: Novak Djokovic on his way to a third round loss to Dan Evans in Monte Carlo

Djokovic To Host Serbia Tournament A Year After Covid Fiasco

Djokovic to host Serbia tournament a year after Covid fiasco

Global death toll and coronavirus cases as of February 19, based on AFP tallies

Covid Death Toll Passes Three Million As India Cases Surge

Covid death toll passes three million as India cases surge

Fourth Stimulus Check Calls Grow, How New Payments Could Help Reduce Poverty

If a fourth, or even a fifth stimulus check, was approved, millions of Americans would then be out of poverty.

Hopes that South Asian countries might have beaten the pandemic have been dashed with India seeing over two million new cases this month alone

Delhi Warns Of 'Grim' Coronavirus Battle As Surge Hits New Record

Delhi warns of 'grim' coronavirus battle as surge hits new record

Match, the group that includes several leading apps such as Tinder, Hinge and Meetic, says it added more than a million users in the last quarter of 2020, up some 12 percent to around 11 million worldwide

Tinder And Duolingo Team Up: How To Access This Free Language Feature

The two companies have teamed up so more people around the world can connect and understand each other.

India has been hit by a new wave that has caused one million positive tests in a week

Young And Infected: Covid-19's New Patients As India Battles Huge Surge

Young and infected: Covid-19's new patients as India battles huge surge

Windsor prepares for Prince Philip's funeral

Prince Philip Funeral: Duke of Edinburgh Remembered At Royal Service

The Royal Family and the world are all joined in mourning as Prince Philip is laid to rest.

A weekend lockdown emptied Delhi's streets on Saturday

Delhi Faces 'Grim' Virus Battle As Cases Jump Again: Minister

Delhi faces 'grim' virus battle as cases jump again: minister

Bangkok residents get free Covid-19 tests at a city stadium

Bangkok Virus Spike Sparks Alcohol Ban, Venue Closures

Bangkok virus spike sparks alcohol ban, venue closures

Professors and students admit examination rules are nearly impossible to enforce with hundreds of participants online at once

Remote Cheating Leads To 'Corona Degrees' In Greece

Remote cheating leads to 'corona degrees' in Greece

People pass by protest slogans opposite the courthouse in Minneapolis, Minnesota where former police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial

Videos Pile Pressure On US Police Over Racism, Killings

Videos pile pressure on US police over racism, killings

US President Joe Biden will welcome Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga for his first foreign summit

US, Japan Show United Front On China In Biden's First Summit

The United States and Japan vowed to stand firm together against an assertive China and to step up cooperation on climate change and next-generation technology.