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Foreclosures in the United States are ticking upwards as programs designed to help homeowners stay in place during the COVID-19 pandemic begin to end. Is this increase a sign that more pain for homeowners lies over the horizon?

US jobless claims dip below key pandemic threshold

Can you 'mix and match' your COVID-19 vaccines safely and gain greater immunity? A new National Institute of Health study suggests that it could be effective, ahead of a key FDA meeting that concludes on Friday.

Supply chain crisis snags economic recovery

US banks report big profit jumps amid improving economy

The girl had a growth condition called Floating-Harbor syndrome, which may have contributed to her death.

Biden to have audience with Pope Francis at Vatican on Oct 29

Kyrie Irving will suffer a massive financial hit if he stays with the Nets and doesn't get vaccinated.

The number of initial unemployment claims in the United States has fallen for a second week in a row to 293,000, beating expectations of a number closer to 318,000.

But even excluding food and energy costs, wholesale price inflation was still high at 5.9%.

US jobless claims dip below 300,000 for first time since pandemic: govt

When his parents snatched the mobile phone away from him, the boy got angry and locked himself inside a room.

A botched beauty procedure involving the Russian drug Longidaza allegedly caused a woman to suffer "irreversible" skin damage that she said was akin to "mummification."

Ray J was admitted to the hospital on Oct. 6, 2021.

The CDC expects to see COVID deaths and hospitalizations to decrease over the coming weeks as new coronavirus cases are declining.

Matt Damon's three daughters are big fans of Harry Styles that's why the actor knows the singer's music very well.

Indian festival crowds return as Covid horrors fade

NBA star Irving 'doing what's best for me' in declining Covid vaccine

Bali reopens to international flights but no tourists in sight

By the end of the study, extroverts and conscientious people had lost their "advantages."

Letitia Wright has responded to the claim that she’s been making anti-vaccination statements on the set of “Black Panther 2.”