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A health worker prepares to inoculate a Bangladesh garment worker with a dose of the Moderna vaccine against the Covid-19

US Sending Bangladesh Extra 2.5 Million Covid Vaccine Doses: W.House

US sending Bangladesh extra 2.5 million Covid vaccine doses: W.House

Here’s When COVID Vaccine Maker Moderna’s CEO Thinks The Pandemic Will Be Over

The CDC data documented the 10 cases of anaphylactic shock among a reported 4,041,396 first doses of the Moderna vaccine

"Enough doses should be available by the middle of next year so that everyone on this earth can be vaccinated," Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel, said.

Weekly Jobless Numbers Rise Again, Failing to Beat Predictions For New Low

The delay in unemployment payments has increased the stress on the millions of people in the United States who lost their jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic, a study from The Century Foundation said

Initial claims for unemployment insurance have returned to a high not seen in over a month, the U.S. Labor Department reported on Thursday.

Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson said they would supply around 3.5 billion vaccine doses at cost or discount to poor nations

Man Punched Nurse After Giving His Wife COVID Shot Without Permission. Police Investigating

The Canadian man confronted the nurse and allegedly punched her in the face after he claimed she gave his wife the COVID vaccine shot without his permission.

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While the US employment situation has improved from the worst of the pandemic, new jobless filings ticked up slightly in the latest week

American Workers Have A New Set Of Financial Goals. How Can Employers Respond?

American workers have a whole new set of financial goals in 2021, and these goals could provide some insight to employers who are looking for ways to stand out.

Elton John will perform in Paris, along with Ed Sheeran and Black Eyed Peas

From NY To Seoul, Billie Eilish, BTS In Global Climate, Vaccine Concerts

From NY to Seoul, Billie Eilish, BTS in global climate, vaccine concerts

After a slow start, South Africa's vaccination campaign has picked up speed and about 20 percent of adults are fully jabbed

South Africa Seethes At UK's Beta Bogeyman 'Discrimination'

South Africa seethes at UK's Beta bogeyman 'discrimination'

Turnell receives a Covid-19 vaccination at a prison in Yangon in July

Australian Adviser To Myanmar's Suu Kyi Appears In Junta Court

Australian adviser to Myanmar's Suu Kyi appears in junta court

Back in business: The SAA flight readies for takeoff at Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo airport

South African Airways Resumes Flights After Bankruptcy

South African Airways resumes flights after bankruptcy

Opinion polls suggest Iceland's ruling left-right coalition will fail to win re-election

Icelanders Go To Polls Fearing A Big 'Unstable' Coalition

Icelanders go to polls fearing a big 'unstable' coalition

A particular low point for Laschet came in July, when he was caught on camera laughing during a tribute to the victims of deadly floods

Armin Laschet: Comeback King After Merkel's Crown

Armin Laschet: comeback king after Merkel's crown

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's legacy is marked by light and shadows

Austerity, Far-right, Uyghurs: Merkel's Ambivalent Legacy

Austerity, far-right, Uyghurs: Merkel's ambivalent legacy

China's leadership has unveiled a series of measures to crackdown on the country's vast property sector

Ratings Agency Cuts China Growth Forecast On Property Woes

Ratings agency cuts China growth forecast on property woes

The FDA's decision to fully approve Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid drug has lifted hopes for a further boost to US vaccination efforts

FDA Approves COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot: Who Is Eligible For A Third Dose?

The third vaccine dose would only be administered at least six months after the second shot.

At Thammasat University Hospital, north of Bangkok, staff have had to rent a special container to store bodies after the morgue filled up

23 More Fully Vaccinated Die Of COVID-19 In Massachusetts Last Week

The report did not indicate how many of the breakthrough deaths were people who had pre-existing medical conditions.

President Joe Biden is set to announce the United States plans to donate an additional 500 million Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccines to the rest of the world

Biden Says US Donating 'Historic' Extra 500 Million Covid Vaccines

Biden says US donating 'historic' extra 500 million Covid vaccines

Algeria and Morocco have seen tensions soar in recent months

Algeria Closes Airspace To All Moroccan Planes

Algeria closes airspace to all Moroccan planes

The Federal Reserve's stimulus policies have been credited with helping the US economy recover from the Covid-19 pandemic

US Fed Preparing To Remove Stimulus 'Soon' Despite Slower Recovery

US Fed preparing to remove stimulus 'soon' despite slower recovery

The World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters in Geneva

Air Pollution Kills About 7 Million People Globally, WHO Says

The World Health Organization released new air pollution guidelines to protect the millions affected by low air quality.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis initially opposed allowing the cruise ships to dock, but changed his mind after President Donald Trump said they should be allowed to disembark

Who Is Dr. Joseph Ladapo? Florida's New Surgeon General Has Controversial Stances On Vaccines, Masks

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis named Dr. Joseph Ladapo as the state's new surgeon general, a medical professor with a track record as a skeptic on vaccines, mask mandates and lockdowns as means to fight the pandemic.

In this file photo a United Airlines plane taxis at Los Angeles International Airport on September 27, 2019

Vaccine Mandate Lawsuit: United Airlines Workers Sue Over COVID Shot Policy

The plaintiffs in the lawsuit claim that United failed to authorize COVID vaccinations religious and medical accommodation requests for the COVID vaccine.

Despite Delta variant concerns, observers remain confident the rollout of Covid vaccines means the world will not return to the strict lockdowns seen last year

Another COVID Variant Detected In Kentucky: What’s Known About The Japanese R.1 Strain

"R.1 is a variant to watch. It has established a foothold in both Japan and the United States," Scientist William A. Haseltine, said.

High prices and tight inventory has cut into the booming US real estate market

US Existing Home Sales Fall As Supply Tightens

US existing home sales fall as supply tightens

US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has made it clear an interest rate increase is still some ways off

Fed May Hint At Ending Stimulus, But No Big Moves Expected

Fed may hint at ending stimulus, but no big moves expected

Home construction rose in June, but permits for news projects fell in the industry beset by high material costs and labor shortages

Mortgage Demand Rebounds After Labor Day Lull As More Homes Enter Market

Mortgage demand has recovered from its post-Labor Day lull and is now at its highest demand since April as new homes become available, easing supply shortages.