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The Director General of Haiti's Civil Protection Agency, Jerry Chandler, delivered a press conference on the powerful quake that shook the country on August 14, killing hundreds

Haiti Searches For Survivors After Quake Kills At Least 304

Haiti searches for survivors after quake kills at least 304

As Variant Delays Return To Offices, Many In US Don't Mind

Across the United States, a growing number of companies are delaying their employees' return to the office due to the Delta variant, meaning workers can continue to work from home

As variant delays return to offices, many in US don't mind

'Titans' Star Vincent Kartheiser 'Vehemently Denies' On-Set Misconduct Allegations: Report

Vincent Kartheiser was investigated over accusations of juvenile behavior and disruptive outbursts on the set of "Titan" Season 3, reports say.

University campuses will see a return to in-person learning across the United States this term, but the approach to dealing with Covid-19 is far from uniform

Politics Colors Return To Class In US Universities Grappling With Covid

Politics colors return to class in US universities grappling with Covid

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The United States began inoculating teens -- like 13-year-old Charles Muro in Connecticut -- with Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine in May 2021, and Moderna is now the second firm to seek a US green light to administer its shot to adolescents

6 Of The Biggest COVID Stories You Missed This Week

Here are six of the biggest COVID stories to hit this week.

Residents of Sydney will face heftier fines from Monday for flouting stay-at-home rules or lying to contact tracers

Australia Clamps Down On 'Most Concerning Day Of The Pandemic'

Australia clamps down on 'most concerning day of the pandemic'

Erykah Badu Apologizes To Barack, Michelle Obama For Being A 'Terrible Guest' At Birthday Party

Erykah Badu issued a public apology for being a "terrible guest" after sharing footage from Barack Obama's exclusive 60th birthday bash in Martha’s Vineyard.

Washington saw security intensified with National Guard troops and high fences following the January 6 assault on Congress by supporters of president Donald Trump

US Issues New Terrorism Threat Warning Ahead Of 9/11 Anniversary

US issues new terrorism threat warning ahead of 9/11 anniversary

The rapid US vaccination program has slowed particularly in politically conservative regions in the South and Midwest

US Authorizes Covid Boosters For Those With Weakened Immune Systems

US authorizes Covid boosters for those with weakened immune systems

Jerome Powell's speech this month at Jackson Hole will be closely scrutinised by traders looking for clues about when the Federal Reserve will start winding down its gargantuan economic support programme

Stocks Make Modest Gains After Days Of Records

Stocks make modest gains after days of records

The container ship Ever Given, seen here arriving in the port of Rotterdam on Thursday, was wedged in the Suez Canal for six days, blocking traffic through the key shipping route

One COVID Case Sees China Partially Shut Down One Of Its Biggest Cargo Ports

Analysts say China’s “zero tolerance” policy for COVID-19 could impact the global economy.

Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Galactic, wearing his company's astronaut space suit

Richard Branson Sells More Virgin Galactic Shares, Company Responds

Virgin Galactic Holdings shares dropped over 3% on Friday.

A Third COVID Shot? FDA Authorizes Booster For Immunocompromised Individuals

A third dose of the COVID vaccine has been approved for certain individuals.

A customer counts her money while waiting in line to check out at a Target store on the shopping day dubbed "Black Friday" in Torrington

Consumer Confidence Drops To Record Low As Pandemic Fears Take Emotional Toll

Consumer confidence dropped to a record low in August, as consumers are “met with a mixture of reason and emotion" caused by the resurgence of the pandemic.

A protester uses a slingshot against police at the rally in Bangkok

Three Injured As Thai Police Fire Rubber Bullets At Bangkok Rally

Three injured as Thai police fire rubber bullets at Bangkok rally

COVID-Infected Child Sent To School By Parents: More Than 80 Students Potentially Exposed

The child attended school for two days before it was discovered that they had tested positive for the virus.

Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) team investigating the origins of the COVID-19 coronavirus visit the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan on February 3, 2021

Covid Lab-Leak Revelation: WHO Expert Says China Pressure Led To His Team's 'Extremely Unlikely' Finding

Peter Ben Embarek said the Chinese researchers in the group were against connecting the origins of the pandemic to the Wuhan Lab.

Disney+ will raise its US price by a dollar to $7.99

Disney CEO Bob Chapek Defends Media Giant's Release Strategy Amid Scarlet Johansson Lawsuit

Bob Chapek reportedly said he and former Bob Iger had determined the dual release plan for several of this year's movies, calling the move "the right strategy."