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The trial will test the efficacy of combining an 'inactivated' vaccine made by China's Sinovac with a DNA-based one

Multiple Senators Test Positive For COVID Despite Receiving Vaccine

Sens. John Hickenlooper, D-Colo., Angus King, I-Maine, and Roger Wicker, R-Miss., are all experiencing “breakthrough” cases of COVID-19.

COVID-19 Patient With Fully Damaged Lungs Recovers After 109 Days On Life Support

India has been battling one of the worst Covid-19 outbreaks in the world

The man had been kept on ECMO (Extra Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation) support or artificial lungs for 62 days.

Paralympic Flame In Tokyo As Virus Surges Days Before Opening

A giant red, blue and green Paralympic symbol was brought to the Tokyo waterfront on a barge

Paralympic flame in Tokyo as virus surges days before opening

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

Moderna COVID Vaccine's Possible Higher Link To Heart Inflammation Investigated By FDA

There may be a 2.5 times higher occurrence of heart inflammation in recipients of the Moderna COVID vaccine vs. the Pfizer vaccine.

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New Zealand's case numbers have continued to rise as a Delta variant outbreak spread from Auckland to the capital Wellington

New Zealand Extends Delta Outbreak Lockdown

New Zealand extends Delta outbreak lockdown

South Korean boy band BTS perform during the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards

BTS Cancels 'Map Of The Soul' World Tour Due To COVID-19 Concerns

BTS was supposed to visit 38 countries as part of the "Map of the Soul" tour.

Kentucky Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andy Beshear claimed victory over Republican Matt Bevin, who was backed by US President Donald Trump

Kentucky Gov. Sounds Dire Warning On COVID-19: Hospitals Reaching 'Critical Point'

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear warned that if the situation doesn’t change, "we are going to be out of hospital capacity, very, very soon."

The 73rd Emmy Awards -- the small-screen equivalent of the Oscars -- will be handed out at a live, in-person ceremony in Los Angeles broadcast by CBS on September 19

Emmys 2021: Attendees Required To Be Fully Vaccinated, Show Negative COVID-19 Test

The TV Academy is requiring attendees of this year’s Emmy Awards to be fully vaccinated and provide proof that they recently tested negative for COVID-19.

Viral Photo Shows Extremely Ill COVID-19 Patients Lying On Floor, Waiting For Treatment

The patients were waiting at the Jacksonville Main Library Conference Center where officials were administering monoclonal therapy.

'Boruto: Naruto Next Generations' Episode 212 Live Stream Details: How To Watch Online [Spoilers]

Amado wants to team up with the Hidden Village and go against Jigen in "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" Episode 212.

Prince Harry Makes First Public Outing Since Daughter Lili's Birth

Prince Harry was spotted taking part in a charity polo match while still on parental leave following his daughter Lili's birth in June.

Visits by therapy dogs to the Exequiel Gonzalez Pediatrics Hospital in Santiago, Chile help calm both children awaiting surgery and their caregivers

3 Children Die Of COVID-19 In Virginia As Delta Cases Surge Among Kids

The children who died of COVID-19 were between the ages of 0 and 19.

Teresa Giudice Bonds With Daughters Over Pizza As Ex Joe Giudice Shares ‘Love Over Hate’ Post

Teresa Giudice shared a bubbly post with her daughters after her ex-husband Joe Giudice talked about choosing love over hate on social media.

An anti-vaccine protester dressed up as Joe Biden in June 2021 promoted one of several conspiracies that have contributed to low vaccination rates, particulary among US Republicans

Some Unvaccinated Americans Blame Fully Vaccinated People For COVID-19 Surge: Poll

The United States surpassed 150,000 new daily confirmed cases Wednesday.

Haiti was hit hard by an earthquake that killed over 2,000 people

Past Disaster Failures Haunt Quake-ravaged Haiti

Past disaster failures haunt quake-ravaged Haiti

OnlyFans Can't Find Investors, Moves To Ban Sexually Explicit Content

The ban will begin on Oct. 1 and would bar creators from posting photos and videos that do not follow the company's new guidelines.

Only 59.6 of eligible Americans are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus

In Texas, An Anti-vax Mother's Dying Wish: Vaccinate Her Children

In Texas, an anti-vax mother's dying wish: vaccinate her children

Hospitals in Louisiana are hammered amid a furious virus surge that has brought the state's daily average infections to 126 per 100,000 inhabitants

As COVID Cases Spike, Alabama Hospitals Run Out Of ICU Beds

Alabama reported “negative 29” ICU beds as COVID cases surge.

Alex Gorsky plans to step down as chief executive at Johnson & Johnson, but will stay on as executive chairman

Johnson & Johnson Announces New CEO

Johnson & Johnson announces new CEO

Oil prices have taken a hit from concerns about demand as the US holiday season draws to a close and the Delta variant triggers new containment measures

Oil Prices Tank, Stocks Mostly Sink On Delta Fears

Oil prices tank, stocks mostly sink on Delta fears

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

Disney World, Disneyland FastPass Replacement: Everything You Need To Know About Genie Service

Disney World and Disneyland are getting rid of the FastPass service.

The UK government says consumers will be able to buy "cheaper,Â high-quality Japanese goods" -- including the famous Kobe beef

Win Free Meat For A Year… If You Get Your COVID Vaccine

Food company JBS is offering at least one newly vaccinated participant per shot clinic the chance to win free meat to feed a family of four for the next year.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: 10 States Providing New Payments As Unemployment Deadline Looms

With unemployment benefits set to come to an end soon, many are wondering if they may receive a stimulus check to help cover the funds.

US President Joe Biden credited his economic policies for driving a drop in new unemployment benefit claims

US Moves To Prolong Jobless Aid As Claims Hit New Pandemic Low

Congress approved a massive expansion of the unemployment safety net as the pandemic began last year, but after repeated extensions, the programs are due to expire nationwide early next month.