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Covid-19 booster shots were previously available in the United States to the immune compromised, over 65s, people at high risk of severe disease and in high risk occupations

COVID-19 Immunity Is Declining As Hospitalizations Rise Among The Fully Vaccinated

Despite around 60% of Americans being fully vaccinated against COVID-19, health officials warn that hospitalizations are rising as immunity within vaccinated people is declining.

Fuel Rationed, Travel Limited In Flooded Western Canada

Flooding is seen in the Sumas area of Abbotsford, British Columbia on November 18, 2021

Fuel rationed, travel limited in flooded western Canada

Biden Hails Major Boost For Giant Social Welfare Expansion

US President Joe Biden, pictured at the White House on November 18, 2021, has seen his infrastructure victory lap overshadowed by inflation worries

Biden hails major boost for giant social welfare expansion

Alibaba dived more than 10 percent after warning over its revenue outlook, dragging the Hang Seng Index sharply lower

Stocks, Oil, Euro Slide On Austria's Partial Lockdown

Stocks, oil, euro slide on Austria's partial lockdown

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US special climate envoy John Kerry has touted the US-China climate deal as an opportunity for Beijing and Washington to work closely together

Climate Envoy Kerry Voices Hope For More US-China Cooperation

Climate envoy Kerry voices hope for more US-China cooperation

Deforestation has gained pace in Brazil's Amazon rainforest despite officials' claims that the government is being more forceful against environmental crimes

Brazil Amazon Deforestation Up 22% In A Year, 15-yr Record

Brazil Amazon deforestation up 22% in a year, 15-yr record

This photo taken on April 15, 2020 shows a man wearing a face mask as he offers prawns for sale at the Wuhan Baishazhou Market in Wuhan in China's central Hubei province

First Wuhan Covid Case Days Later Than Initially Reported: Scientist

First Wuhan Covid case days later than initially reported: scientist

With the country's economy in tatters, many families have lost a significant part of their income -- the women's wages -- as Afghanistan faces humanitarian crisis

'Dark Future': The Distress Of Afghan Women Who Can No Longer Work

'Dark future': The distress of Afghan women who can no longer work

Moon lighting: sky-watchers are preparing for the longest lunar eclipse in almost 600 years

Here’s How To Watch The Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse In Six Centuries

The longest partial lunar eclipse is expected to occur before dawn on Friday and last three hours and 28 minutes.

Germany announced on March 30 that it would no longer offer the two-dose AstraZeneca vaccine to people aged under 60 due to concerns over a possible link to rare cases of blood clots

How Effective Is The AstraZeneca Antibody Drug? Recent Clinical Trials Show Results

Recent clinical trial results show that AstraZeneca’s antibody-drug is quite effective in preventing COVID-19

Traders are keeping a close eye on the Federal Reserve and its plans for monetary policy in light of surging inflation

S&P 500, Nasdaq End At Records On Mixed Day For Global Stocks

S&P 500, Nasdaq end at records on mixed day for global stocks

This handout picture released by the National Museum of Rio de Janeiro on January 25, 2021, shows archaeologists recovering fossils of a previously unknown species of dinosaur discovered in southern Brazil

Remains Of 'Very Rare' Dinosaur Species Discovered In Brazil

Remains of 'very rare' dinosaur species discovered in Brazil

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is looking to champion President Joe Biden's key priorities of promoting democracy and fighting both climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic

Blinken Urges Greater Role - And Accountability - For Nigeria

Blinken urges greater role - and accountability - for Nigeria

Bill Gates Predicts COVID Will Kill Fewer People Than The Flu In 2022

Bill Gates predicts that the number of COVID-19 deaths and infections will fall below those of the seasonal flu in 2022.

Britain's Prince Charles (C), Prince of Wales, and Camilla (L), Duchess of Cornwall, visit the al-Azhar mosque in the Egyptian capital Cairo

UK's Charles Takes Inter-faith, Climate Mission To Egypt

UK's Charles takes inter-faith, climate mission to Egypt

The climate in Planadas, Tolima department, is ideal for growing coffee crops and produces a high quality bean

Bird Watching For Peace In Colombia

Bird watching for peace in Colombia

This aerial handout image taken by the City of Abbotsford shows flooding on the Sumas Prairie, British Columbia, Canada

Canada Death Toll Set To Rise As Floods Ravage Pacific Coast

Canada death toll set to rise as floods ravage Pacific coast

'Stop macrofarms': protesters are demanding an end to intensive factory-farming of pigs in Spain

Spanish Countryside Rises Up Against 'Pig Factories'

Spanish countryside rises up against 'pig factories'

Voters from Tonga's outer islands queue up to vote in the capital Nuku'alofa

Corruption And Covid In Spotlight As Tonga Votes

Corruption and Covid in spotlight as Tonga votes

Exercise Increases Body's 'Cannabis-Like' Substances, Reduces Inflammation: Study

Endocannabinoids are similar to cannabinoids but are made by the body.

France's Trade Minister Franck Riester called champagne "a symbol for France" and expressed hope of an agreement to end a dispute with Russia over labeling bottles of the drink

French Minister Says 'Optimistic' Of Ending Russia Champagne Row

French minister says 'optimistic' of ending Russia champagne row

As of mid-November 2021, about 68 percent of the US popuation, and 81 percent of adults, had received at least one dose of a vaccine against Covid-19

As Wild Animals Catch COVID, Future Pandemics Fuel Scientists Fears

As coronavirus is documented more often in animals, scientists become concerned about the viruses spread in animals, what that means for the current pandemic and future pandemics.