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A man skates past coronavirus-related graffiti in Sapucaia do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil; Brazil's central bank has raised its interest rate as the country's health system -- and economy -- reeled from the latest surge in Covid-19

Brazil Hikes Interest Rate, Eying Inflation

Brazil hikes interest rate, eying inflation

Tanzania President Magufuli Dies Of 'Heart Condition'

The late Tanzanian President John Pombe Magufuli, nicknamed the "Bulldozer," was first elected in 2015 as a corruption-busting man of the people

Tanzania President Magufuli dies of 'heart condition'

Swamped IRS Delays Tax Deadline By A Month

President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package will extend relief measures aimed at the Covid-19 pandemic while also changing tax regulations to lower child poverty

A massive backlog has been exacerbated by stimulus work, with 60 million checks still undelivered and the unemployed looking at filing amended returns.

Some ten percent of Americans have so far received at least one Covid vaccine dose, with Moderna accounting for just under half the number

COVID Vaccine For Kids: Moderna Begins Testing For Babies, Young Children

Moderna is starting its KidCOVE trial in order to get a vaccine out for kids as soon as possible.

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Could Derek Hough Return To ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Full Time?

Derek Hough could consider a more permanent return to “Dancing With the Stars” now that his other show has been canceled.

Amazon will be offering a health care service through US employers that will allow instant access to a medical provider online

Amazon To Expand Health Care Service Across US

Amazon to expand health care service across US

US President Joe Biden's name will not appear on the $1,400 stimulus checks going out to most Americans

Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden: Who Had Better Approval Ratings At This Point Of Their First Term?

Biden has the edge with his big-tent policies and rhetoric, but historical numbers reveal a surprising twist.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy arrives March 1 at a Paris court to hear the final verdict in a corruption trial

France's Sarkozy On Trial Again After Graft Conviction

France's Sarkozy on trial again after graft conviction

The Federal Reserve sees the US economy growing more than expected in 2021, and inflation rising as well, but no rates hikes are foreseen through 2023

Fed Boosts US Growth Forecast To 6.5% This Year

Fed boosts US growth forecast to 6.5% this year

Disneyland in Califonia is the world's second-most visited theme park

Disneyland Officially Has Reopening Date But Only Operating At 15%

Disneyland's CEO announced an official reopening date for the parks, but there will be strict regulations and guidelines guest must follow.

March Madness Picks Against The Spread 2021: First-Round Predictions ATS For NCAA Tournament

Plenty of lower-seeded teams will lose outright but still win against the spread in the first round of March Madness.

The Big Reason Why Angie’s List is Changing Its Name

Angie’s List is officially going by a new name as part of a rebranding strategy.

Match, the group that includes several leading apps such as Tinder, Hinge and Meetic, says it added more than a million users in the last quarter of 2020, up some 12 percent to around 11 million worldwide

Dating During A Pandemic: Free COVID Tests For Tinder Matches

Tinder members can request a test for themselves and their love match before their date, starting on Saturday at 7 p.m. EDT

A file photo from January 28, 2020 shows then US president Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the day they announced Trump's Middle East peace plan in the White House

Netanyahu Fights For Re-election Without Key Ally Trump

Netanyahu fights for re-election without key ally Trump

Until speaking on Fox News, former US president Donald Trump had been largely silent on the subject of the national vaccine rollout against Covid-19

Republican Party Struggles Against Its Own Messaging To Promote COVID Vaccine Effort

Months of denialism and reluctance from Trump have almost half of Republican voters refusing the vaccine.

The tourism industry has all but collapsed in countries like Greece

EU Chief Threatens Tougher Vaccine Export Curbs

EU chief threatens tougher vaccine export curbs

The EU hopes to restrore freedom of movement with a new digital health certificate

Can 'Health Passports' Kickstart Global Travel?

Can 'health passports' kickstart global travel?

India says it is not worried about the possible side effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine against Covid-19

India Sticks To AstraZeneca Vaccine 'With Full Vigour'

India sticks to AstraZeneca vaccine 'with full vigour'

Customers wait outside a Best Buy store in downtown Toronto, Canada on November 23, 2020 to pick up online orders

Higher Gasoline Prices Fuel Canada Inflation

Higher gasoline prices fuel Canada inflation

Bad weather caused both new housing starts and permits to decline in the United States, but the overall market could be set for moderation in the coming months

New US Homebuilding Drops 10.3% In February: Govt

New US homebuilding drops 10.3% in February: govt

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces the tough task of reassuring markets that fear inflation

Fed Faces 'Balancing Act' Between Inflation, Faster Growth

Fed faces 'balancing act' between inflation, faster growth

The Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be the fourth shot authorized by the European Union

COVID-19 Vaccine Locations Near Me? Apple Adds Sites To Maps, Siri

The latest update for Apple Maps allows its users to see COVID-19 vaccination sites near them and provides each location's information.

An AstraZeneca vaccine dose being prepared: Venezuela said it will not authorize rollout of the vaccine 'due to complications'

Which COVID-19 Vaccine Is Best For You? Doctor Says Don't Be Picky

With plenty of companies releasing COVID-19 vaccines, people have reportedly become picky when it comes to the brand of the shot they wish to take. However, Dr. Nicole Saphier advised patients to "take what they can get."