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Actress Abigail Breslin is seen before the Nanette Lepore Spring/Summer 2013 show during New York Fashion Week, September 12, 2012.

Abigail Breslin Pays Tribute To Late Father Who Passed Away Due To COVID-19

Abigail Breslin wrote a lengthy message as tribute to her father who passed away due to COVID-19.

Johnson And Johnson vs. Pfizer: Experts Reveal Which COVID-19 Vaccine You Should Take

Concerns have risen that more transmissible coronavirus variants such as the one first detected in South Africa or another in Britain are more resistant to existing vaccines such as the one developed by Pfizer-BioNTech

The FDA on Saturday granted emergency use authorization for the J&J vaccine.

Third Stimulus Check: GOP Senator Proposes $10,000 Direct Payments Be Included In Relief Bill

The proposal came after the House passed the $1.9 trillion legislation early Saturday.

Israel Reports Second Stillborn Baby Positive For COVID-19

Laboratory tests confirmed that both the mother and the baby had COVID-19.

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Tom Moore's funeral was shown live on national television and he was honoured with a flypast of a World War II plane

UK Jabs Top 20 Mn As Europe Lags Behind, Czechs Turn To Sputnik V

UK jabs top 20 mn as Europe lags behind, Czechs turn to Sputnik V

Cuomo Accused Of Sexual Harassment Against A Second Former Aide, 'Never Made Advancements'

Another former aide of the New York governor has accused him of sexual harassment.

NBA Update: 3-Point Specialist Takes Jab At Mavs For Trading Him

Sixers star Seth Curry thinks the Dallas Mavericks lost a key player when they decided to trade him last year.

'Our work shows that Greece can lead in research as well,' says Nefeli Lagopati, a 37-year-old postdoctorate researcher in biology and nanomedicine

In Pandemic E-work, Greece Sees Chance To Reverse Brain Drain

In pandemic e-work, Greece sees chance to reverse brain drain

The US Federal Reserve is in the hot seat as investors are edgy about an earlier rise to interest rates than the central bank has indicated

Europe Less At Risk Of Inflation And Rate Fears: Analysts

Europe less at risk of inflation and rate fears: analysts

People protest in Acarigua, Venezuela, on February 27, 2021, demanding justice just days after three young women were murdered in Portuguesa state

Venezuelans Protest Femicide After Three Women Killed

Venezuelans protest femicide after three women killed

America's Cup organisers will apply for an exemption to start racing if Auckland's lockdown continues longer than expected

America's Cup On Hold Amid New Zealand's Covid Lockdown

America's Cup on hold amid New Zealand's Covid lockdown

What Will The US Economic Recovery Look Like?

What will the US economic recovery look like?

Pope Francis waves from the window of the apostolic palace overlooking St. Peter's Square on February 21, 2021; security cameras are seen in the foreground

Pope Francis Expects To Spend His Final Days In Rome: New Book

Pope Francis expects to spend his final days in Rome: new book

Prince William his wife Catherine spoke to two women who are clinically vulnerable and eligible for first Covid-19 jabs soon

Prince William Warns Social Media 'Awash' With Vaccine Lies

Prince William warns social media 'awash' with vaccine lies

The United States has given emergency authorization to Johnson & Johnson's Covid vaccine

US Authorizes J&J Covid Vaccine For Emergency Use

US authorizes J&J Covid vaccine for emergency use

US President Joe Biden (left) and his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador are due to hold a virtual meeting on March 1, 2021

US Needs Migrant Labor, Mexican President To Tell Biden

US needs migrant labor, Mexican president to tell Biden

IMAGES The US House of Representatives is gaveled into session to vote to impeach President Trump a second time over his supporters' attack of the Capitol that left five dead. Lawmakers in the lower chamber are expected to vote for impeachment around 3:00

Republicans Slam Biden's COVID-19 Relief Bill, 'Only 9%' For Pandemic Aid

While the Republicans in the House vetoed the new coronavirus relief package, all but two Democrats voted for it and the GOP is mad.

Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, speaks to the press ahead of the conglomerate's 2019 shareholders meeting in Omaha, Nebraska

'Never Bet Against America,' Warren Buffett Advises Investors

'Never bet against America,' Warren Buffett advises investors

Trader Joe’s Under Attack After Employee Firing Goes Viral

Trader Joe’s is facing backlash after a fired employee went public with the reason for why he was released from his duties.

The latest restrictions in Auckland come less than two weeks after a three-day shutdown in the city

New Zealand's Largest City Back In Lockdown As Covid Lingers

New Zealand's largest city back in lockdown as Covid lingers

Boosting the distribution and and use of vaccines is a critical element of the coronavirus aid package

$1.9 Trillion Covid Plan Clears US House, Heads To Senate

The US House passed an enormous, $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package early Saturday, hailed by Democrats as a critical step in funneling new funding toward vaccinations, overburdened local governments, and millions of families devastated by the pandemic.