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Countries hit by the COVID-19 outbreak have begun closing schools to slow down the spread of the virus, although Taiwan reopened campuses at the end of February

Reopening US Schools: 90,000 Students Forced To Quarantine At Start Of School Year

Over 90,000 students have been forced to quarantine nationwide as the Delta variant continues to spread and infect teachers and students.

US Economy: Fed Chiefs Hope Central Bank Reduces Bond Purchases Over Inflation, Housing Market Fears

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said inflation will remain elevated in coming months but the economy is a long way from fully recovered

A trio of Federal Reserve presidents from across the United States shared their thoughts on what the bank should do next to help the economy and prevent it from overheating amid rising inflation and a worrisome housing market.

Bob Ross Fans Boycott ‘Exploiters,’ Claim Painter’s ‘Name Was Tarnished By Greed’ Amid Netflix Release

"I love him now more than I did when we watched him decades ago, but I will never buy another product licensed by BRI," a Bob Ross fan said.

COVID Hits Pregnant Women At A New Alarming Rate, Health Officials Say

Health officials are reporting a dramatic spike in critically ill pregnant women.

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While the US employment situation has improved from the worst of the pandemic, new jobless filings ticked up slightly in the latest week

US Jobless Claims See Small Rise, Growth Remains Strong: Govt

US jobless claims see small rise, growth remains strong: govt

3-Year-Old Twins Spend Hours Near Father's Corpse After He Mysteriously Dies Outside Resort

The 3-year-old twins ended up spending nearly three hours next to the dead body of their father.

No milkshakes here. McDonald's is the latest firm to be hit with supply chain problems in the UK, where pandemic disruptions are being worsened by Brexit

UK Facing Supply Crunch Thanks To Covid And Brexit

UK facing supply crunch thanks to Covid and Brexit

Florida Doctor Sells $50 Mask Exemption Letters To Parents, Gets Fired

A Florida doctor was removed from his position at the hospital after he was found selling mask opt-out letters to parents with kids in school for $50.

Experts Warn Children COVID Cases Could Climb As Schools Open, Delta Infections Surge

With no COVID vaccine for children under 12, the winter months could make the virus easier to spread, experts have warned.

Hong Kong is a poster child for inequality, and over the last two years the number of households earning just HK$9,100 ($1,170) or less a month has doubled to more than 149,000

COVID-19 Hospitalizations Among Children Hit Record-High In US

Children now account for 1.8% of all coronavirus-related hospitalizations and 22% of weekly reported cases in the US.

Harris' Vietnam visit had been slammed by critics as tone-deaf given the parallels between this week's chaotic scenes in Kabul and the 1975 evacuation of Saigon

Harris Ends Asia Tour With Fresh Jab At China

The Vice President launched a new broadside against China as she ended her Southeast Asian tour.

Vice President Kamala Harris (L, with Vietnam's Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan) is using her trip to stress US commitment to Asia

China One-Ups Kamala Harris in Vietnam By Exploiting A Scheduling Delay

China reportedly took advantage of a three-hour travel delay in U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris’ trip to Vietnam as the Chinese government sent its diplomat to pledge two million vaccines, double of what is being offered by the U.S.