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Was Lollapalooza A Super Spreader Event? Chicago Health Officials Report Hundreds Of COVID Cases

Lollapalooza, Chicago's biggest festival, reported 2013 COVID-19 cases.

Racism In US: Over 9,000 Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Since Start Of Pandemic

Julie Tran holds her phone during a candlelight vigil in California on March 17, 2021 to unite against violence targeting Asians after a shooting left eight people dead in Atlanta, Georgia, including at least six Asian women

Over 9,000 anti-Asian hate crimes have occurred in the U.S. since the coronavirus pandemic began according to the group Stop Asian American Pacific Islander Hate.

Stocks Mixed As Traders Eye Data, China Regulation

Asian markets were swining after a healthy start to the week, with traders welcoming US inflation data

Stocks mixed as traders eye data, China regulation

The RDIF says its two-dose Sputnik V vaccine has been approved in 68 countries, representing nearly half the global population

Department Of Health And Services Now Mandating Vaccines For Employees

HHS is the latest government agency to mandate vaccines.

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The European Medicines Agency said that evidence suggests that "both doses of a two-dose Covid-19 vaccine... are needed to provide adequate protection against the Delta variant"

Time’s Running Out As Thousands Of Vaccine Doses Expire, Despite Only 50% Of Americans Vaccinated

Many states are reporting a high number of expiring COVID vaccine doses as vaccination rates remain below the national average of about 50%

International Youth Day: 10 Empowering Quotes For Young Leaders

The theme of this year’s celebration is "Transforming Food Systems: Youth Innovation for Human and Planetary Health."

CDC urges vaccination to reduce hospitalization and death due to delta variant.

57 Fully Vaccinated People Die Of COVID-19 In Minnesota

With almost 5,600 breakthrough cases of COVID-19 among the vaccinated public, the CDC and Gov. Tim Walz continue to encourage people to get vaccinated.

Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) shakes hands with US Vice President Joe Biden (L) inside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on December 4, 2013

China Hackers Building Dossiers On Every American But Biden Refuses To Impose Costs

Former Deputy National Security Adviser says that the Chinese government is exploiting the digital network worldwide to compile dossiers on foreign citizens and use them to "influence and intimidate, reward and blackmail, flatter and humiliate, divide and conquer."

With Zoom's rapid growth in the early days of the pandemic came greater scrutiny over its privacy and security

Zoom Launches Focus Mode To Keep Students Focused, Minimize Online Class Distractions

Zoom said Focus Mode will help kids remain attentive during online sessions.

Sarah Jessica Parker Might Skip This Year's Met Gala: Andy Cohen

The “Sex and the City” star always walks on the Met Gala red carpet with utmost style, be it in an extravagant headpiece or a revealing dress.

TUI CEO Fritz Joussen said the "few" who refuse to be vaccinated "should not be allowed to permanently set the pace and restrict the everyday life of the majority".

'Restore Liberties' To Vaccinated, Says Travel Giant TUI

'Restore liberties' to vaccinated, says travel giant TUI

Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson contracted COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, in March and spent two weeks recovering in a Queensland hospital

Tom Hanks Net Worth: Here's How Rich The COVID-19 Survivor Superstar Is

Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks is one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood with an estimated net worth of $400 million.

Infographic: Where Employers Struggle To Fill Open Positions

As the economy recovers from its COVID slump and employers are looking to staff up, more and more workers are holding out for better, safer, or higher-paying jobs.

Former Khmer Rouge head of stage Khieu Samphan will appeal against his 2018 life sentence for his role in the regime's genocide in Cambodia in the 1970s

Top Khmer Rouge Leader To Appeal Genocide Conviction

Top Khmer Rouge leader to appeal genocide conviction

The Paralympics open on August 24 and organisers are still deciding whether spectators will be allowed to attend events

Paralympic Flame Ceremonies Begin As Virus Surges In Japan

Paralympic flame ceremonies begin as virus surges in Japan

The Australian team won 17 gold medals and 46 in total

No Backdown On Four-week Quarantine For Aussie Olympic Athletes

No backdown on four-week quarantine for Aussie Olympic athletes

A doctor teaches volunteer medical staff how to collect a swab sample for Covid-19 testing in Hsinchu, Taiwan

$2 At-Home COVID-19 Test Could Detect Delta Variant In 55 Minutes

The at-home diagnostic test can detect up to three different COVID-19 variants.

Hector Lopez, a 26-year-old in hospital with Covid-19, said that his family was not careful enough

9,969 Fully Vaccinated People Contract COVID-19 In Massachusetts, 106 Dead

At least 2,232 new COVID-19 infections involving fully vaccinated individuals were reported in the last week, according to state data on breakthrough infections.

A medical worker prepares a Moderna Covid-19 vaccine at the Hospital Sant Joan de Deu in Barcelona on January 16, 2021

Third Moderna, Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Shot Expected To Be Approved By FDA This Week

A study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University recently found that a third dose increased antibody levels in immunocompromised people.

Soldiers guard the casket of slain President Jovenel Moise at his funeral on July 23, 2021, in Cap-Haitien, Haiti

New Date For Delayed Haiti Vote After President's Slaying

New date for delayed Haiti vote after president's slaying

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

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine More Effective Than Pfizer Against Delta Variant: Study

The study found that the effectiveness of the vaccines fell after the Delta variant became the dominant strain in the United States.

CDC Doubles Down On Urging Pregnant Women To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

The CDC is urging all pregnant women to get vaccinated along with breastfeeding women, women trying to get pregnant, and women who may get pregnant in the future.

US inflation data later in the day will be closely watched for indications that the Federal Reserve may begin winding down its ultra-loose monetary policy

Global Stocks Mostly Rise As US Inflation Eases

Global stocks mostly rise as US inflation eases

YouTube Suspends Republican Senator For Falsely Claiming Masks Are Ineffective Against COVID

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has been given a seven-day suspension by YouTube for saying masks do not prevent the spread of COVID-19 in a now-deleted video on his YouTube Channel.

A timelapse video shows the sky above the island of Evia turning into a red haze during sunset due to the wildfires that have been raving the Greek island.

Greece Fire Battle Rages On As Locals Count Cost Of Devastation

Greece fire battle rages on as locals count cost of devastation

Spiking gasoline prices are driving US inflation and have become a political liability for President Joe Biden

Pump Pain: Consumers Slammed By 42% Gas Price Spike

US consumer prices jumped again in July, as spiking gasoline prices continue to fuel inflation, prompting the White House to call for oil producers to open the taps to boost supply.

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