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U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks to staff in the Rose Garden as he returns from COVID-19 isolation to work in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, U.S. July 27, 2022.

Biden’s Approval Rating Falls To Historic Low

The latest Gallup poll showed the president's public approval ratings dip to their lowest point.

U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) walks through the Senate Subway during a vote at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, U.S., April 26, 2022.

Joe Manchin Tests Positive For COVID-19

As President Joe Biden continues to recover from COVID-19, the West Virginia Senator announced Monday he contracted the virus.

Cartons of White Claw, Truly and Bon & Viv spiked seltzer are on display at the Round The Clock Deli in New York -- the alcoholic beverage is all the rage in the United States

Consumers Won’t Give Up Alcohol Habits Developed During Pandemic

COVID-19 restrictions may have relaxed but consumers are keeping their spending habits when buying alcohol and candy.

White House officials have previously said that without new funding from the US Congress, future Covid vaccines might only be given for free to those at highest risk

Experts Concerned About COVID-19 Omicron Variant Spread Over July 4th Weekend

Experts warn that the upcoming July 4th holiday could cause a spark in COVID-19 cases across the nation over Independence Day weekend.

US President Donald Trump considered installing a loyalist at the top of the Justice Department after the resignation of his attorney general Bill Barr (left)

Trump White House ‘Destroyed Any Cohesion’ During COVID-19 Response, Dr. Birx Says

The COVID-19 pandemic response under the leadership of former President Donald Trump "destroyed any cohesion" to address the spread, according to Dr. Brix.

A study found the 26 US states that ended pandemic unemployment benefits early saw slight increases in employment but big falls in spending and income

States That Cut Benefits See Less Jobs Than Promised

States that cut federal unemployment benefits are not bringing more Americans back into the workforce compared to states that are continuing these programs.

With novel coronavirus cases surging, over 50 deaths a day, and many hospitals reaching capacity, authorities imposed a four-day lockdown from Thursday

4 In Oregon Contract COVID-19 After Getting Vaccinated

Health officials in Oregon are investigating four "breakthrough cases" of individuals who contracted the coronavirus after receiving the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

People wearing face masks walk past the Louvre Pyramid in Paris

Protein Deficiency May Explain Faster COVID-19 Spread In Europe, US Than In Asia

According to the researchers, AAT deficiency is actually more prevalent in Europe (9.36%) and North America (16.31%) compared to East Asia (less than 2%).

BionTech's site in Marburg is expected to be one of the largest mRNA production facilities in Europe, with an annual production capacity of up to 750 million vaccine doses

BioNTech Starts Vaccine Production At New German Site

BioNTech starts vaccine production at new German site

S.Africa Goes For Johnson & Johnson Vaccine: Minister

S.Africa goes for Johnson & Johnson vaccine: minister

The WHO experts pushed back against the theory that the coronavirus escaped from the Wuhan Institute of Virology

WHO Mission Member Says 'Don't Rely' On US Virus Intelligence

WHO mission member says 'don't rely' on US virus intelligence

The WHO held the first in a planned series of seminars aimed at expanding understanding of post-Covid conditions, which heard not only from scientists and doctors but also from sufferers themselves

Don't Let Long Covid 'Fall Through The Cracks', WHO Warns

Don't let Long Covid 'fall through the cracks', WHO warns

WHO experts visited the Wuhan Institute of Virology on Wednesday as part of a probe into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic

Virus Talks With Chinese Scientists 'Very Frank', WHO Probe Leader Tells AFP

Virus talks with Chinese scientists 'very frank', WHO probe leader tells AFP

North Korea insists it has not had a single case of the coronavirus but experts say that is unlikely, given the virus first emerged in neighbouring China, its main provider of trade and aid

North Korea To Receive Covid Vaccine After Making Request

North Korea to receive Covid vaccine after making request

Wuhan Institute of Virology conducts research on the world's most dangerous diseases and helped shed light on the Covid-19 pathogen in the early days of the outbreak

Q&A: The Wuhan Lab At The Heart Of The Leak Theory

Q&A: The Wuhan lab at the heart of the leak theory

WHO inspectors are in China's Wuhan city to investigate the origins of Covid-19

WHO Team Visits Chinese Virus Lab In Wuhan

WHO team visits Chinese virus lab in Wuhan

One of the WHO experts visiting Wuhan, China, to search for clues about the origins of the coronavirus has called for patience

WHO Expert Calls For Patience Over Sensitive Wuhan Probe

WHO expert calls for patience over sensitive Wuhan probe

World Health Organization experts visited an animal disease control centre in Wuhan

WHO Expert Says China Mission Going 'Very Well'

WHO expert says China mission going 'very well'

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A Palestinian girl waits for a bride while wearing a protective mask due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To contain the spread of coronavirus, the Hamas Islamist group has banned large indoor gatherings

CDC Releases List Of COVID-19 Symptoms In Children

Although children are less likely to develop severe illness and complications from COVID-19 than adults, it is still possible for them to be infected or spread the virus to others. The CDC released a list of COVID-19 symptoms to watch out for in children.