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Authors said the research could help boost low-cost protection among vulnerable individuals in countries that have yet to receive adequate vaccine doses

3,192 Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases Recorded In Massachusetts Over 1 Week; 32 Fully Vaccinated Dead

The breakthrough COVID-19 infections represent 1.1% of the state's fully vaccinated population.

South African Damon Galgut Wins Booker Prize For 'The Promise'

Galgut triumphed from a competitive and diverse shortlist of authors also spanning Sri Lanka, Britain and the United States

South African Damon Galgut wins Booker Prize for 'The Promise'

Climate 'Reality Check': 2021 Global CO2 Emissions Near Record Levels

Global CO2 emissions caused mainly by burning fossil fuels are set to rebound this year to pre-Covid levels, just shy of the record set in 2019

Climate 'reality check': 2021 global CO2 emissions near record levels

COVID Vaccine Religious Exemptions Must Be Sincere

Perhaps sensing the sharp uptick in religious exemption requests, the EEOC recently updated its Technical Assistance Guide to include a Q&A on religious accommodation requests.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has said high US inflation is temporary and likely to pass

US Fed Pulls Back On Stimulus But Doesn't Alter Inflation View

US Fed pulls back on stimulus but doesn't alter inflation view

Packers News: Aaron Rodgers' COVID-19 Diagnosis Forces QB To Miss Chiefs’ Game, Possibly More

Aaron Rodgers will miss at least one game after testing positive for COVID-19.

An empty Hollywood Boulevard, where tourists once flocked for film premieres, as reopenings in California virus hotspot Los Angeles County faces delays

$17 Minimum Wage? This City Council Will Vote On Creating Nation's Highest

The city of West Hollywood in Los Angeles County is set to vote on a measure that will raise the minimum wage to $17.64, up from the state minimum wage of $13. If successful, the city will require the highest minimum wage in the United States.

Starbucks’ Holiday Drinks: When Will Iced Sugar Cookie Almond Milk Latte Hit Stores?

Many Starbucks fan favorites and some new additions will be featured on the 2021 holiday season menu.

China is building a "nuclear triad," capabilities to deliver nuclear weapons from land-based ballistic missiles, from missiles launched from the air, and from submarines, a Pentagon report said

China Expanding Its Nuclear Arsenal Faster Than Anticipated: Pentagon

China expanding its nuclear arsenal faster than anticipated: Pentagon

The US economy is bouncing back from a two-month recession lasting from March through April 2020 and caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

US Service Sector Registers Strong Growth As Delta Variant Declines

The U.S. service sector is showing strength in the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, pandemic after-shocks, including supply chain bottlenecks and labor shortages, are hobbling a broader recovery.

Walgreens, CVS To Begin Administering Kid Vaccines: How To Get Your Child The Pfizer Shot

CVS said it will begin giving the Pfizer vaccine for kids on Sunday, while Walgreens will begin administering the shot for kids on Saturday.

Clegg told the Web Summit in Lisbon that 'legitimate questions' had been raised about Facebook's work in 'fragile' countries

Future Climate Tech Effort Compares To JFK's 1961 Promise, Microsoft President Says

Microsoft President Brad Smith made the comparison at the Web Summit tech conference in Lisbon, Portugal.

Covaxin, developed and made in India, becomes the eighth Covid-19 vaccine approved by WHO

WHO Grants India's Covaxin Jab Emergency Approval

WHO grants India's Covaxin jab emergency approval

Economists say the Federal Reserve may change its tone to flag rising concerns about inflation

Inflation Key Challenge As US Fed Prepares To Remove Stimulus

The U.S. economy has recovered enough from the pandemic for the Federal Reserve to begin easing up on stimulus, but markets are focused on whether central bankers will change course Wednesday and express greater concern about inflation.