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Ketchup Shortage Threatens The One Condiment Americans Can't Live Without

The price of single-use ketchup packets has increased 13% since January 2020 as the demand for the condiment continues to increase by consumers.

B.1.1.7 COVID-19 Variant Spreads Across Entire US: 'The Virus Is Not Done With Us'

A sports stadium in Port Moresby is being used as a makeshift Covid-19 clinic

All 50 states have logged cases of the variant, sporting higher lethality, infection rates and effectiveness in children. Experts say a fourth wave is now inevitable.

Hundreds Of Michiganders Get COVID After Receiving Vaccine, 3 Die

Hundreds of Michigan residents tested positive for COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated against the virus.

The International Monetary Fund is more upbeat about the economic outlook but cautions governments not to withdraw pandemic support too soon

IMF Projects Stronger 2021 Growth Amid Pandemic Rebound

IMF projects stronger 2021 growth amid pandemic rebound

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Indonesia's disaster management agency said it had recorded 130 deaths in a cluster of remote islands near East Timor, where another 27 have been officially listed as dead

Race To Find Dozens Missing In Deadly Indonesia, East Timor Floods

Race to find dozens missing in deadly Indonesia, East Timor floods

Walgreens Administered COVID Vaccines Wrong, Now It’s Trying To Follow The Rules

The pharmacy retailer went against the CDC's three-week interval guideline.

'The Walking Dead': Jeffrey Dean Morgan Admits To Being 'Nervous' About Hilarie Burton's Appearance

Jeffrey Dean Morgan opened up about his wife's appearance in the horror drama and how it made him "nervous as hell."

A few days before the opening, around 200 staff were busy disinfecting the 360,000-square-metre Terminal 1 at the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)

CDC Releases New Guidance On How To Clean Your Home Amid COVID-19

The CDC made changes to its guidelines on cleaning homes, noting that soap and water are enough to reduce the number of germs on surfaces.

Virus measures have forced the postponement or cancellation of a string of Olympic qualifiers and test events

Tokyo Olympics Water Polo Test Postponed Over Virus: Organisers

Tokyo Olympics water polo test postponed over virus: organisers

Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz at Paris courthouse on January 14, 2021

Inquiry In France Over 'Clandestine' Covid-defying Dinners

Inquiry in France over 'clandestine' Covid-defying dinners

People wait to be inoculated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Bogota. The city of eight million will be put under strict lockdown from Saturday to battle a third wave of the pandemic

Bogota To Impose Lockdown As Covid-19 Cases Rise In Colombia

Bogota to impose lockdown as Covid-19 cases rise in Colombia

One Killed After Bangladesh Police Fire On Covid-19 Protesters

One killed after Bangladesh police fire on Covid-19 protesters

Fans wearing face masks sit socially distanced during an English Premier League football match

UK's Johnson Confirms Return To Pubs But Sounds Caution On Travel

UK's Johnson confirms return to pubs but sounds caution on travel

The successful rollout of vaccines in the United States has lifted hopes the world's top economy can begin to reopen and get back on track

Teen Blames COVID-19 Vaccine For His Guillain-Barre Syndrome, Doctor Calls It A Coincidence

A teenager in Texas was diagnosed with the rare disorder a few weeks after receiving his first shot of COVID-19 vaccine.

The Shed is so far one of the few New York venues to take advantage of the governor's permission to reopen from April 2

New York To Increase Tax On Residents Earning Over $1 Million, Highest In US

New York City residents earning over $25 million could pay as much as 14.8% of their earnings in taxes.

VIDEO: Spirit Airlines Passengers Have Tense Exchange With Flight Attendant Over Child's Mask

A flight from Orlando to New York was delayed due to an exchange between a flight attendant and passengers over masks.

After months of depression and isolation, the 2021 season on the warm sands of Florida's Miami Beach is off to a banging start

Miami-Dade County Mayor Announces New COVID-19 Guidelines, Lifts Midnight Curfew

The end of the curfew will come with new COVID-19 guidelines for businesses and residents.

The lessons learned from the pandemic mean tough restrictions for the cruise industry

Vaccination Mandatory To Sail On This Cruise Line; Americans Are Divided

Norwegian Cruise Lines are making vaccinations mandatory in order to board the ship in July.

Despite the rollout of vaccines, coronavirus cases are spiking many countries

India Faces Record Virus Surge As Saudi Restricts Pilgrimages

India faces record virus surge as Saudi restricts pilgrimages

US Labor Board Finds Amazon Wrongly Fired Activist Workers

US labor board finds Amazon wrongly fired activist workers

Paris city hall said some of the photos had been taken before cleaning teams had passed

'Dirty And Ugly' City? Paris Slams Viral Campaign

'Dirty and ugly' city? Paris slams viral campaign

Services industry activity hit an all-time high in March, but logistical problems at US ports and elsewhere in the supply chain pose risks to the recovery, a report said

US Services Activity Surges In March As Prices Rise: Survey

US services activity surges in March as prices rise: survey

Beaches are crowded in Mumbai, the capital of India's worst-hit state as the country struggles with a new wave of infections

India Tightens Screws As Covid-19 Infections Hit New Record

India tightens screws as Covid-19 infections hit new record

Floods sparked by torrential rain have wreaked havoc and destruction on islands stretching from Flores in Indonesia to East Timor, sending thousands fleeing into shelters

Over 100 Dead In Indonesia, East Timor Floods, Dozens Missing

Over 100 dead in Indonesia, East Timor floods, dozens missing

Members of New York's Orthodox Jewish community walking in Brooklyn ahead of last week's Passover celebrations

In New York, Pandemic Pushes Some Orthodox Jews To Leave Their Community

In New York, pandemic pushes some Orthodox Jews to leave their community

St. Louis Jail Inmates Break Windows, Start Fires And Chant During Uprising

This is the second uprising that the St. Louis Justice Center has experienced in two months.

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