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Revelers take part in the 30th Pride Parade in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Argentina Pride March Hails Progress, Calls For More Rights Laws

Argentina Pride march hails progress, calls for more rights laws

Mexico Arrests Two Suspects In Beach Shooting

The shooting near the popular resort of Cancunis a blow to a tourism industry still struggling from the fallout of the Covid pandemic

Mexico arrests two suspects in beach shooting

Deportees Despair Despite US-Mexico Border Reopening

Ivan Ocon, a US army veteran deported to Mexico, places US flags by the border wall in Ciudad Juarez in the hope of being allowed to return

Deportees despair despite US-Mexico border reopening

Prominent Covid-19 breakthrough cases have triggered a deluge of inaccurate information online

High-profile Breakthrough Cases Trigger Vaccine Misinformation

High-profile breakthrough cases trigger vaccine misinformation

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Mongolian children have returned to the classroom after along a Covid-shutout

Study Shows That Benefits Of In-Person Schooling Overshadow COVID-19 Risks

As vaccines have now been approved for children as young as 5, and further evidence has been presented that spread can be contained, researchers are looking for ways to keep students in classrooms.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: New Checks Coming in November? Status Of Next Direct Payments

Despite legislation aiming to further help the economy rebound from the COVID-19 Pandemic, another round of stimulus checks remains off the table.

The final passage of the huge infrastructure deal marks a resounding victory for US President Joe Biden

Biden Hails Passage Of Infrastructure Plan As 'Monumental Step Forward'

Biden hails passage of infrastructure plan as 'monumental step forward'

New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Adams smiles during a event in Brooklyn on June 21, 2021, the eve of New York City's primary election day

NYC Mayor-Elect Eric Adams: Vaccine Mandate Won't Change, Calls On NBA, Nets' Kyrie Irving

"New York City is not going to change their rule," Adams said in a CNN interview, as he called on Kyrie Irving and the NBA to reach a resolution regarding the issue.

A view of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts

Why Do Less Than Half Of High Schoolers Look To Attend Four Year Colleges?

Interest in going to a four year university has dropped again among high schoolers in the United States for a second year in a row over concerns about the affordability of attending and the debt burden that follows.

'Vaccine injustice is a shame on all humanity,' said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

Looking To Violate Biden’s Employee Vaccine Mandate? Here’s How Much It Could Cost You

Biden's COVID employee vaccine mandate is is estimated to affect 84 million workers.

The hospital ward, which was left a charred wreck, had been newly built for coronavirus patients

India Covid Hospital Fire Kills 11

India Covid hospital fire kills 11

Shailene Woodley Posts Cryptic Message After Aaron Rodgers Reveals He's Unvaccinated; Twitter Reacts

Shailene Woodley's fiancé Aaron Rodgers said in August that he had been "immunized" but revealed this week that he has not gotten the vaccine and has tested positive for COVID-19.

Green Bay great Aaron Rodgers walks off the field after the Packers came up short in the NFL's NFC Championship game against the San Francisco 49ers

Aaron Rodgers Insists He 'Didn't Lie' In Preseason Answer About Immunization Status

Aaron Rodgers admitted that he is not vaccinated after previously saying he was "immunized."

Richard Ratcliffe started his hunger strike on October 24 to denounce the British government's failure to secure the release of his wife

Husband Of UK-Iranian Held In Iran Vows To Keep Up Hunger Strike

Husband of UK-Iranian held in Iran vows to keep up hunger strike

The US economy added 531,000 jobs last month, data showed

Stellar Jobs Data Push US Stocks To New Records

Stellar jobs data push US stocks to new records

Members of the military honor guard carry the casket during the funeral service of former US secretary of state Colin Powell at the Washington National Cathedral

Colin Powell Honored For 'Dignity, Loyalty' At Funeral

Colin Powell honored for 'dignity, loyalty' at funeral

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern admitted New Zealand, like many countries, had long talked a big game on climate change, then failed to back up its rhetoric

New Zealand's Ardern Says Glasgow 'Make Or Break' For Climate

New Zealand's Ardern says Glasgow 'make or break' for climate

US restaurants bore the brunt of the layoffs caused by the pandemic downturn and were again hammered by the Delta wave, but saw strong hiring in October

US Economy Adding Jobs With Gusto As Delta Wave Subsides

US economy adding jobs with gusto as Delta wave subsides

Climate activists including Greta Thunberg urged the leaders gathered for COP26 to act and stop their 'blah blah blah'

COP26 In Glasgow: Greta Thunberg Leads Thousands Of Climate Protesters Into Summit

The United Nations COP26 summit nears the end of its first week and with only another week to go, youth activists increase pressure on world leaders.

Workers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and their supporters protest on November 1, 2021 at JPL in Pasadena, California against a government mandate requiring federal employees to received the Covid-19 vaccine

Pushback Against Biden Vaccine Mandate Begins

States filed lawsuits and statements were issued by critics over the Biden administration's announcement of vaccine requirements Thursday for businesses, who must comply by Jan. 4.

Johnson & Johnson told AFP at the end of March it had identified a batch of doses at a plant in Baltimore run by Emergent BioSolutions "that did not meet quality standards"

Feds 'Mutually' Cut Contract With Vaccine Manufacturer After Tainted J&J Doses Report

The U.S. government terminated its contract with vaccine manufacturer Emergent eight months after a report found that it had tainted doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccines at one of its factories.

The Pfizer drug calledÂ Paxlovid achieved an 89 percent reduction in risk of hospitalization or death

Pfizer Says Covid Pill 89% Effective Against Severe Disease

Pfizer says Covid pill 89% effective against severe disease

The WHO-led Access to Covid Tools Accelerator is aimed at developing, producing, procuring and distributing tools to tackle the pandemic

WHO Predicts A Half-Million More COVID Deaths In Europe This Winter

The World Health Organization said if “we stay on this trajectory,” 43 of 53 European countries could also see high or extreme stress on hospital beds.