COVID News: WHO Says More Than 60% Of Cases Came From Europe
Coronavirus deaths in Europe rose 5% in the last week, making it the only region in the world where COVID-19 deaths increased.
Russia Denies Endangering ISS Astronauts During Space Missile Strike
Following the missile strike, astronauts now face four times greater risk than normal from space junk.
Nigeria To Launch COVID Vaccine Campaign Aiming To Inoculate Over 100 Million People By January
Nigeria, Africa's most-populous country, is aiming to increase the current vaccination rate of 2.7%.
'Ruled By The Capital': Chinese Official Criticizes Western Democracy
During a press conference in China on Friday, a Chinese official spoke out in a rare and public statement against Western democracy, claiming the West tries to push ways of doing things onto the rest of the world.
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Ukrainian, Russian Men Charged For Major Cyberattack That Affected Thousands Of US Businesses
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WHO Predicts A Half-Million More COVID Deaths In Europe This Winter
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At Least 100 Afghans Are Killed, Injured At Mosque Explosion, Taliban Says
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Coronavirus US Response: Majority Of Voters Say Social Distancing Should Continue Even If It Damages Economy, Poll Says
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Chilean police detained migrant traffickers who tried to sned more than 1,000 migrants to the U.S. and Mexico.
Here’s What Happened To The 16-Day-Old Girl Passed Through Razor Wire At Kabul Airport
Father of the 16-day-old baby girl was passed through a razor wire is finally able to tell the story of how they left Afghanistan.
Pfizer Vaccine Could Be Available To Children Ages 5 To 11 By Halloween
Pfizer submitted data to the FDA regarding the use COVID vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.
Texas Couple Kicked Out Of Restaurant For Wearing Face Masks
Texas couple is kicked out restaurant for wearing a mask to protect their immunocompromised 4-month-old at home.
COVID Vaccine Data For Kids Under 12 To Become Available In September, Pfizer Says
Pfizer is expected to send COVID-19 vaccine data to the FDA for approval.
Will COVID Ever End? Health Officials Say It Is ‘Here To Stay’
World Health Organization official assess the future of COVID-19.
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Could New COVID Strain Cause A Third Surge? Here’s Fauci’s Response To ‘Mu’
Mu strain was added to the World Health Organization's watch list.
New Report Finds US Wasted 15 Million COVID-19 Vaccines
New government data contradicts CDC report on number of vaccines wasted.
13 US Service Members Killed In Kabul Attack After Terror Warning
An explosion accompanied by gunfire hit Afghanistan’s main international airport on Thursday, only hours after the U.S.and several of its allies issued a warning about a possible terrorist attack.
COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters May Not Be Annual Thing As Scientists Question Need
As the world sees a stark gap between vaccination rates in different countries, the U.S. prepares for third dose rollout.
As COVID Cases Spike, Alabama Hospitals Run Out Of ICU Beds
Alabama reported “negative 29” ICU beds as COVID cases surge.
Airline Passengers Cause Disorder In the Skies, Leading To $531,545 In Fines
From drug use and flight attendant abuse to refusal to wear a mask, U.S. airline passengers are becoming more unruly.
It Took A Global Pandemic For the CDC To Create A Disease-Forecasting Center
CDC hopes to identify emerging health threats before they become a global pandemic.
Taliban Shoots Woman Dead For Not Wearing Burqa
An Afghan woman was shot and killed by the Taliban after she went out in public without a burqa.
Is The US Ready To Take On The Thousands Of Afghan Refugees?
Bipartisan group of governors commit to helping Afghan refugees, here's what they are saying.
Tropical Storm Grace Turns Into Hurricane, Heads To Mexico
Grace is expected to hit Mexico late Wednesday or early Thursday.
When Will COVID Booster Shots Be Available? First Date For Third US Dose Revealed
As plans to roll out COVID boosters are revealed, health care workers and nursing home residents are first in line.
Tropical Storm Grace Complicates Haiti’s Earthquake Relief Efforts
As storm strikes earthquake-hit Haiti, thousands of residents are left in despair.
Chris Cuomo Addresses Brother Andrew Cuomo Resignation, Told Him To 'Own What You Did'
Chris Cuomo finally about the resignation of his brother, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, after avoiding CNN’s coverage on his sexual harassment scandal.
US Spent $300 Million Per Day In Afghanistan-Taliban War
The United States government reportedly spent about $300 million per day in its 20-year-long war with the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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