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The US-Canada border in Blaine, Washington state, as non-essential travel reopened to fully vaccinated Americans

Canada Welcomes Fully Vaccinated Americans Across Reopened Border

Canada welcomes fully vaccinated Americans across reopened border

Norwegian Cruise Line Wins Right To Proof Of Vaccination Cruises In Florida

"We welcome today’s ruling that allows us to sail with 100% fully vaccinated guests and crew," President and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line, Frank Del Rio, said.

Nepal's Elderly Get Second Covid-19 Vaccine Shots After Months-long Wait

Nepal on Monday rolled out second Covid-19 vaccine jabs for nearly 1.4 million elderly people

Nepal's elderly get second Covid-19 vaccine shots after months-long wait

Pharmaceutical Firms Rake In Billions With Covid Jabs

Pfizer has earned more than its competitors, raking in $10.8 billion (9.2 billion euros) in the first half of 2021.

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With the Novavax deal, the EU has secured access to up to 4.57 billion doses of Covid vaccines from seven different suppliers.

Ohio Judge Orders Man To Get COVID-19 Vaccine As Part Of Probation

The judge said his decision is part of his role to "rehabilitate" the defendant and "protect the community" amid the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant.

Drummer Kendrick Scott, shown here at the 2013 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Music Festival, composed a new song set to protest chants

New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival Canceled Due To COVID-19 For Second Time

Jazz Fest has officially been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic for the second year in a row.

Khloe Kardashian Shares ‘Happiness’ Quotes Amid Tristan Thompson's Trade To California

Khloe Kardashian shared several optimistic quotes after reports surfaced that Tristan Thompson was traded by the Boston Celtics to the Sacramento Kings.

Delta Spreads So Quickly It 'Runs Out Of Candidates' To Infect, Says WHO Expert

Epidemiology expert Larry Brilliant explained that based on models of Delta variant outbreaks in New York and San Francisco, the variant is spreading in “an inverted V-shape epidemic curve.”

Barack Obama helped his former vice president Joe Biden campaign and now many of his own one-time officials are set to reenter government

Twitter Slams 'Maskless' Barack Obama Dancing At Celebrity-Packed Birthday Party

According to the guidance from the U.S. CDC, events may be held in open-air tents. It is unclear whether Obama’s birth party was held in an open-air tent or an enclosed 4-wall tent.

Abdel Mobdi Moussalam, 48, cuts papyrus reeds from his land in the village of al-Qaramus in Sharqiyah province, in northern Egypt's fertile Nile Delta

Egypt Papyrus Makers Keep Tradition Alive Despite Tourism Slump

Egypt papyrus makers keep tradition alive despite tourism slump

Melania Trump, seen here on January 20, 2021 which was the last day of her husband's presidency, cut a fashionable but distant figure

Melania Trump Slams 'Misleading' Historian Who Criticized Her Rose Garden Renovation

The Rose Garden renovation occured during the first wave of COVID-19 cases in the United States.

Actors (L to R) Joel Kinnaman, Margot Robbie and John Cena join director James Gunn (in dark suit) at the Los Angeles premiere of 'The Suicide Squad' on August 2, 2021

'Suicide Squad' Tops NAmerica Box Office With A Tepid Total

'Suicide Squad' tops NAmerica box office with a tepid total

South Africa have recalled tighthead prop Wilco Louw (R) for two Rugby Championship matches against Argentina during August

Springboks Recall Forward Louw For Tests Against Argentina

Springboks recall forward Louw for Tests against Argentina

US Vaccination News: Teachers Union Calls For All Mandated Vaccines

The head of the second-largest teachers union on Sunday said that COVID-19 vaccinations should be required for teachers to protect students who can not be vaccinated.

Republican Senator Criticizes Ron DeSantis’ School Mask Mandate Ban As COVID Hospitalizations Rise

Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana slammed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ ban on school mask mandates.

A surge in the highly transmissible Delta variant has brought a slew of bad news to the US: total daily new cases have surged to 118,000, their highest since February; and deaths are up 89 percent over the past two weeks

US 'Failing' On Covid: Top Health Official

US 'failing' on Covid: top health official

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

Florida COVID-19 Cases: State Surges To Record For Third Time This Week

Local leaders are critical of Gov. Ron DeSantis amid the latest surge in COVID-19 cases.

Despite an initially slow rollout, the Southeast Asian nation is seeing upwards of 400,000 vaccines handed out a day, one of the fastest in the region

Malaysia To Ease Covid Restrictions For Fully Vaccinated In Eight States

Malaysia to ease Covid restrictions for fully vaccinated in eight states

The Covid-19 pandemic hugely disrupted the annual hajj and year-round umrah pilgrimages to Muslim holy sites in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia To Reopen Borders For Vaccinated Umrah Pilgrims

Saudi Arabia to reopen borders for vaccinated umrah pilgrims

Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil and gas company's Dhahran oil plants, seen here in this 2018 photograph, provided by Saudi Aramco, which reported higher profits on Sunday

Saudi Aramco Q2 Profits Nearly Quadruple Compared To 2020

Energy giant Saudi Aramco said Sunday its second-quarter profits for 2021 had nearly quadrupled compared to the same period last year on the back of higher oil prices.

Covid Variant 'No Joke,' Young Mexicans Warn From Hospital

Covid variant 'no joke,' young Mexicans warn from hospital

Qatar's Mutaz Essa Barshim (L) and Gianmarco Tamberi of Italy shared gold in the men's high jump

Shared Gold, Knitting And Cardboard Dogs: Memorable Moments Of Tokyo Olympics

Shared gold, knitting and cardboard dogs: memorable moments of Tokyo Olympics

China's "Bird's Nest" stadium will host the opening ceremony of the 2022 Winter Olympics

Tokyo Hands Olympic Baton To Beijing But Virus, Boycott Calls Weigh

The focus immediately shifts to Beijing as the curtain falls on the Tokyo Olympics, with a growing coronavirus outbreak in China and boycott calls looming large just six months from the start of the Winter Games.