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Joe Rogan (pictured February 2020) hosts the most downloaded podcast in the United States

Joe Rogan Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Telling His Followers To Avoid Vaccines

"On Saturday, throughout the night, I got fevers, sweats, and I knew what was going on," Joe Rogan said in a video.

Tech Conference Dumps Virus-hit Malaysia, Stays In Hong Kong

The RISE conference has been held in Hong Kong for five years

Tech conference dumps virus-hit Malaysia, stays in Hong Kong

Tsitsipas Rolls After Another Long US Open Toilet Break

Greek third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas took another of his trademark long toilet breaks and didn't drop a game after that in beating Frenchman Adrian Mannarino on Wednesday at the US Open

Tsitsipas rolls after another long US Open toilet break

Prince Harry Rocks Tuxedo During Virtual Appearance At British GQ Men Of The Year Awards

Prince Harry made a virtual appearance at the British GQ Men of the Year Awards.

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Of the 5,300 coronavirus deaths recorded in Cuba between the start of the outbreak and the end of August 2021, nearly half were in the last month alone, as were almost a third of all confirmed cases

Cuba's Vaunted Health System Straining Under Covid Cases

Cuba's vaunted health system straining under Covid cases

13-Year-Old Dies From COVID-19 Complications, Found Unresponsive At Home

The young boy’s cause of death was later listed as respiratory failure due to a COVID-19 infection.

Afghanistan and star player Rashid Khan (right) will tour Australia after the Taliban gave their approval

Taliban Approve Afghanistan's First Cricket Test Since Takeover

Taliban approve Afghanistan's first cricket Test since takeover

Japan has suspended the use of some batches of Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine because a contamination was spotted

New Report Finds US Wasted 15 Million COVID-19 Vaccines

New government data contradicts CDC report on number of vaccines wasted.

Fauci: How US Can Avoid 100,000 Additional COVID Deaths

Dr. Anthony Fauci says the best way for the US to avoid an additional 100,000 COVID-19 deaths this winter is for the remaining 80 million unvaccinated Americans to get vaccinated.

enterovirus death children's hospital michigan

Children's Hospitals Experiencing 'Unprecedented' Amount Of COVID Cases

Children's Hospitals are beginning to fill to capacity with children being hospitalized for COVID-19 as the Delta variant continues to spread. The vaccine is not expected to be approved for children under 12 until at least early winter.

Oil traders are keeping tabs on the meeting of OPEC and other producers as they begin their monthly meeting later Wednesday

Stock Markets Higher As Traders Pin Hopes On Recovery

Stock markets higher as traders pin hopes on recovery

Countless entrepreneurs are being forced to kick their heels during the lockdown

Consumer Protection Agency Wants To Shine Light On Access To Small Business Loans With New Rule Proposal

The United States Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) proposed a new rule on Wednesday that would help the agency shine light on how loans were being issued to small businesses an what obstacles existed for accessing credit.

Unemployment has soared in Brazil due to the coronavirus pandemic

Brazil's Economy Contracts 0.1% In Q2

Brazil's economy contracts 0.1% in Q2

Italian actress Serena Rossi will host both the opening and closing nights of the festival

Stars Return For Rejuvenated Venice Film Festival

Stars return for rejuvenated Venice film festival

4 Anti-Vax Shock Jocks Die From COVID Weeks Apart, 2 Regretted Their On Air Remarks

Marc Bernier, Phil Valentine, Jimmy DeYoung, and Dick Farrel all died after contracting COVID-19 following months of denouncing the vaccine on the radio.

Since May this year, OPEC+ members have raised oil output bit by bit with the aim of eventually returning to pre-pandemic production levels

Major Oil Producers Uphold Small Output Increase

Major oil producers uphold small output increase

The mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen is seen from across the water in Hong Kong

China's Evergrande Default Risk Worries Investors, Adding To Growing Risks

A bubbling debt crisis at one of China’s largest real estate developers is adding to the woes for investors who are becoming more worried about the risks emanating from the world’s second largest economy.

US companies hired about half as many workers as expected in August, according to data from payroll services firm ADP

Delta Impedes US Hiring But Major Firms Announce Recruitment Push

Delta impedes US hiring but major firms announce recruitment push

In the first seven months of 2021, 9.8 million tourists arrived in Spain compared with 47.9 million in the same period in 2019.

Tourists Back In Spain But Far Fewer Than Before Covid

Tourists back in Spain but far fewer than before Covid

The US service sector is expanding rapidly but businesses are having trouble hiring enough employees

95% Of CFOs Consider It Harder To Hire New Workers, Even As Unemployment Benefits Drop

As the economy continues along a steady road to recovery, executives are running into trouble hiring workers to fill out their ranks.

US manufacturers are continuing to deal with supply chain challenges, but an industry survey indicated they may no longer be getting worse

US Manufacturing Grew In August But Employment Contracted: Survey

Defying expectations for a modest decline, the Institute for Supply Management reported its manufacturing index rose slightly from July to 59.9 percent last month.

Cam Newton #1 of the New England Patriots

Cam Newton Wasn’t Cut Because Of COVID-19 Vaccination Status, Bill Belichick Says

Bill Belichick said Cam Newton's vaccination status had nothing to do with his release.

People walk past the New York Stock exchange (NYSE) on Wall Streetin New York City in November 2020: a new bill could close US money and stock markets to Chinese firms soon

US Stocks Open On A High Note To Start September

US stocks open on a high note to start September

The World Health Organization lists vaccine hesitancy as one of its top 10 global health threats

Anti-Vaxxers Becoming Vaccine Adopters: Only 14% Of Americans Say They Won’t Get The Shot

The approval of the Pfizer COVID vaccine by the FDA may have pushed some Americans to get vaccinated.

Prices of US existing homes are expected to continue to rise but at a slower pace in coming months, according to the National Association of Realtors

Mortgage Refinance Demand Falls Amid Stagnant Interest Rates

Low mortgage rates are beginning to strain the refinance market after most buyers who qualify have already gone through the process amid low interest rates and an imbalance between demand and supply of houses for interested buyers.