CORONAVIRUS

Naomi Osaka could go head-to-head with a player being regarded as Maria Sharapova's successor in this year's Miami Open.

First vaccines arrive in Covid-hit Papua New Guinea

Five dead in stampede while mourning Tanzania's Magufuli

Three people in Hawaii tested positive for COVID-19 after receiving both doses of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines. The state Department of Health, however, said it is not surprising that some fully vaccinated individuals have tested positive.

Confusion as Brazil faces Covid surge with two health ministers

Merkel backs EU chief's AstraZeneca export ban threat

The participants steadily gained weight every 10 days during the lockdown.

“Newspapers, television, all forms of media will tank if I’m not there,” he said in 2017.

Meghan McCain said sorry for condoning former President Donald Trump's racist rhetoric in her issued statement on social media.

Powell sees 'strengthening' US recovery but struggle continues

The U.S. Phase III trial of the AstraZeneca vaccine involved 32,000 participants of different age groups and races.

White House considering $3 tn for US infrastructure: reports

The former president shared his thoughts and opinions on the Biden administration, as well as what he believes other countries think of the U.S.

AstraZeneca hails US trials as EU rows with UK over supplies

Congo incumbent poised for re-election after rival dies of Covid

Italy's Amazon workers on 24-hour national strike

Facebook highlighted a ramped-up effort to block fake accounts in an ongoing battle against misinformation ahead of a key hearing in Congress scrutinizing online platforms.

Krispy Kreme is offering freebies to those vaccinated, but critics claim it promotes obesity.

Some retailers are betting on in-store sales as COVID-vaccines rollout in a return to “normal life.”

US existing home sales fall 6.6% in February: survey

Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb expressed concern over COVID-19 variant B.1.526 potentially reinfecting those who have already contracted the virus or have been vaccinated.