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Trump has been sharply critical of the World Health Organization's pandemic response

WHO Gives COVID-19 Updates On Emerging Infections, Deaths

COVID-19 infections are on the rise worldwide, the WHO said.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 6: How Effective Is it?

Talks are underway with Moderna over use of the vaccine formula, which is protected by patents

Moderna announced how effective its mRNA vaccine is for children under the age of 6

In Spain, Soaring Prices Fuel Growing Social Unrest

Spain has been gripped by unrest since March 14 when lorry drivers launched an open-ended strike over mounting fuel prices, staging roadblocks and picket lines and leaving supermarkets with empty shelves

In Spain, soaring prices fuel growing social unrest

In some extreme conditions, the smallest mistake can have dire consequences

NATO Troops Face Chill Of Combat In Arctic Exercises

NATO troops face chill of combat in Arctic exercises

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The coronavirus pandemic, combined with the halt in US funding, marks the biggest challenge to date for World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

These Countries Relaxed COVID-19 Protocols Too Soon, WHO Says

The WHO said that COVID-19 is surging in Europe, as countries are relaxing measures "brutally"

People receive free face masks at a Salvation Army Community Center in New York City

New York Mayor Ends Mask Mandate For Kids Younger Than Five As City Keeps COVID Numbers Down

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has withdrawn the mask mandate for children younger than five years of age after saying the city was now a "low risk environment".

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged Italian MPs not to let their country be a playground for Russia's elite

Zelensky Urges Italy Not To Let Elite Russians Party

Zelensky urges Italy not to let elite Russians party

Wealthy nations that are major producers would remain rich even if fossil fuel income were removed

In Climate Fight, Rich Nations Must Give Up Oil First: Report

In climate fight, rich nations must give up oil first: report

2-Year-Old Dies Of COVID-19, Life Support Turned Off

The child was among the four COVID-19 deaths reported by New South Wales' Ministry of Health Monday.

Gastrointestinal Infection Outbreaks Dropped By Half During COVID-19 Pandemic: Study

There was a 52% reduction in GI outbreaks during the first six months.

Exoplanet Search Reaches 5,000 Milestone; NASA Animation Turns 30-Year Discovery To Music [Watch]

NASA's exoplanet count surpassed 5,000 Monday.

US securities regulators approved a proposed rule to require publicly-traded companies to report greenhouse gas emissions

New US Rule Requires Publicly-listed Firms To Disclose Emissions

New US rule requires publicly-listed firms to disclose emissions

Researchers Find Top Jobs, Hobbies And Characteristics Of 'Stereotypically Boring' People

Someone perceived as "boring" may be working as a data analyst and likes watching TV, according to a recent study.

Recently renewed carbon-cutting commitments still put Earth on a catastrophic path toward 2.7C of warming by 2100

Nations Vet Climate Solutions As World 'Sleepwalks' To Catastrophe

Nations vet climate solutions as world 'sleepwalks' to catastrophe

Ice Cream Science: Researchers Find A Way To Prevent Crunchy Ice Crystals

Ice recrystallization can give ice cream a crunchy texture.

Tens of thousands of farmers and others from the countryside warned the Spanish government their lifestyles are in danger

Spain Hit By Yet Another Mass Protest Over Rising Prices

Spain hit by yet another mass protest over rising prices

An LNG processing plant is seen in Cameron, Louisiana in August 2020

LNG Projects In The Gulf Of Mexico Boosted As Russian Gas Alternative

LNG projects in the Gulf of Mexico boosted as Russian gas alternative

The World Health Organization recommended the Turkmenistan government adopt measures including contact tracing "as if COVID-19 were already circulating," after cases of pneumonia were reported in the country

COVID-19: WHO Says World Is Still 'In The Middle Of This Pandemic'

As COVID-19 infections continue to rise around the world, the World Health Organization stressed that the pandemic is “far from over.”

Mostafa Waziri, the head of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, holds a small statuette on March 19, 2022, inside one of the five ancient Pharaonic tombs recently discovered at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of the capital Cairo

Egypt Unveils Five Ancient Tombs In Saqqara Necropolis

Egypt unveils five ancient tombs in Saqqara necropolis

An Australian court upheld a landmark class-action lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson for "negligent" marketing of pelvic mesh implants

How Long Does Johnson And Johnson's Vaccine Provide Immunity? Study Shows Results

A study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association looked at J&J's vaccine effectiveness

Signage is seen outside of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) headquarters in White Oak, Maryland, U.S., August 29, 2020.

How At Home COVID-19 Tests Can Be Harmful, According To The FDA

At-home COVID-19 tests authorized by the FDA can potentially be harmful

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is expected to have 'candid discussions' about India's unwillingness to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine during his visit to New Delhi

Japan PM Presses Modi For Indian 'Action' On Ukraine

Japan PM presses Modi for Indian 'action' on Ukraine

60 percent of the ocean is 'high seas' beyond national jurisdiction

High Seas Treaty Talks Fail To Reach A Deal

High seas treaty talks fail to reach a deal

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci, pictured on December 2, 2021, at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Maryland, told AFP the Omicron Covid-19 variant is possibly milder than the Delta strain

Fauci: 'We Will Need A Fourth' COVID Vaccine Dose As US Covid Cases Are Expected To Rise

Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci believes that we will likely need a fourth dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Americans Without Internet More Likely To Die Of COVID-19: Study

The higher mortality rate was present regardless of other demographic factors such as race, age, socioeconomic status, education, disability, rent burden or health insurance status, researchers said.