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The centre of Arras, in Pas-de-Calais, was virtually empty as the weekend lockdown came into effect

France Extends Weekend Lockdown To Northern Region

France extends weekend lockdown to northern region

Venezuela's Maduro Receives First Dose Of Russian Vaccine

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro got his first dose of the Russian-made Sputnik V vaccine

Venezuela's Maduro receives first dose of Russian vaccine

Kevin McCarthy ‘Green Eggs And Ham’ Reading Slammed, ‘That's Not Creepy’

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy was ridiculed after he focused on reading a Dr. Seuss book that wasn’t being pulled from publication instead of working towards COVID relief for his constituents.

Despite an improvement in the employment situation in February, the United States remains 9.5 million jobs short of where it was before the Covid-19 pandemic began

Biden's Covid Rescue Plan Grinds Toward Senate Approval

Biden's Covid rescue plan grinds toward Senate approval

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Joe Manchin is a moderate Democrat who is balking at parts of the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 rescue package that President Joe Biden is trying to push through Congress

Covid Plan Impasse In US Senate Over Debate On Benefits

Covid plan impasse in US Senate over debate on benefits

Investors were left disappointed that Jerome Powell did not indicate the Federal Reserve would act to temper a rise in US Treasury yields that is fanning fears interest rates could be hiked earlier than thought

Recovery Hopes Push US Stocks Higher, Oil Hits Records

Recovery hopes push US stocks higher, oil hits records

Unemployment Extension Update: Senate Democrats Sidestep Stimulus Trap

The one-month extension stops it from expiring during Congress' August reccess, and allows the first $10,000 in benefits to be tax-free.

Charging customers more to pay the taxman

Google Flags Higher Ad Rates In France, Spain After Digital Tax

Google flags higher ad rates in France, Spain after digital tax

A US border agent transports a child who is seeking asylum to a bus station in Brownsville, Texas, on February 26, 2021

Surge In Young Migrant Border Arrivals Poses Challenge For Biden

Surge in young migrant border arrivals poses challenge for Biden

Prince Philip was transferred to the King Edward VII's Hospital in London after a heart procedure

Britain's Prince Philip Moved Back To Private Hospital

Britain's Prince Philip moved back to private hospital

Hopes for a vaccine have been dealt a blow by news Johnson & Johnson had halted a trial after a volunteer fell ill

Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine For Kids Coming Soon: Here’s When To Expect It

Johnson & Johnson is current test trialing its COVID vaccine on children as it looks to have the shot ready for kids sooner than you might expect.

Laussane Cathedral watchman Renato Haeusler rings the 3,600 kilogram 'La Clemence' in the belfry tower to pay tribute to victims of coronavirus

Swiss Hold Minute's Silence For Covid Victims

Swiss hold minute's silence for Covid victims

Americans have accumulated $1.8 trillion in excess savings in the 11 months since the start of the pandemic, according to figures from Barclays and Oxford Economics

Amid Pandemic, Americans Are Saving More -- Especially The Wealthy

Amid pandemic, Americans are saving more -- especially the wealthy

The co-leader of the parliamentary group of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) far-right party Alexander Gauland leaves a press conference this week

German Court Blocks Surveillance Of Far-right AfD

German court blocks surveillance of far-right AfD

Canada Posts January Trade Surplus As Exports Jump

Canada posts January trade surplus as exports jump

US Labor Department Reports All-Time Lows for Unemployment Claims

Unemployment Claims Weekly Rise Not As Bad As Dow Jones Estimate

Despite the weather's effect, weekly jobless claims are rising at a slower pace than estimated

A scene along the Seine that Paris police don't want to see again.

Paris Curbs Outdoor Drinking Over Covid-19 Risks

Paris curbs outdoor drinking over Covid-19 risks

More Companies Paying For COVID Vaccines: JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, BOA, And More

The banking industry is joining several other companies in offering its workers paid time off to get their COVID shot.

An Iraqi special forces member stands guard outside the Syriac Catholic Church of Our Lady of Deliverance in Baghdad

'Silence The Arms!' Pope Urges End To Violence On Historic Iraq Trip

'Silence the arms!' Pope urges end to violence on historic Iraq trip

Protesters hold placards during a demonstration against the Sri Lankan government's now scrapped policy of forced cremations for Muslims

Sri Lanka Allows Burial Of Virus Victims After Protests

Sri Lanka allows burial of virus victims after protests

Ireland fared better than bigger eurozone economies Germany and France, which plunged into recessions last year as Covid shut down the global economy.

Irish Economy Grew In 2020 Despite Pandemic

Irish economy grew in 2020 despite pandemic

These Are 16 States With No Face Mask Mandates Despite CDC COVID Guidance

Several states have lifted their face mask mandate but many still encourage people to wear them.

Queen's Husband Philip Moved Back To Private Hospital To Recover

Queen's husband Philip moved back to private hospital to recover

Many of the crew of the Hurtigruten ship Roald Amundsen and several passengers caught the coronavirus during two cruises in July

Cruise Ship Kicks Off 'Fully Vaccinated' Tour In May: Here Are The Requirements

The Royal Caribbean has announced that its first "fully vaccinated" cruise will depart Israel in May.

What Is BrahMos? Philippines Looks To Fastest Cruise Missile As China's Threat Looms

Philippines and India Tuesday signed the pact to facilitate government-to-government deals on military hardware

Smartphones could be used for contact tracing and immunity passports -- which backers say offer indications of who can circulate safely -- to help ease coronavirus lockdowns

How Would Digital COVID Vaccine Passports Work? And What’s Stopping People From Faking Them?

he vaccine passports would need to be linked securely to travelers, comply with different countries’ regulations and be almost impossible to illegally copy or modify.