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Novavax's jab is a protein-based vaccine of the kind used around the world to protect against many childhood illnesses

Novavax Speaks About Its Combination Vaccine Targeting COVID-19 And The Flu

Novavax has conducted early data on its vaccine that targets COVID-19 and the flu

Blinken Seeks 'Strong' Latin American Pact On Migration

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks with South Korea's Foreign Minister Chung Eui-yong during a meeting in London

Blinken seeks 'strong' Latin American pact on migration

Study: How Severe Mental Illnesses Can Lead To Heart Complications

Those with severe mental illnesses have a higher chance of dying due to cardiac complications

Missing: The search for Ntokozo Magcaba's son

South African Flood Victims Struggle With Despair

South African flood victims struggle with despair

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COVID-19 Update: NYC Infections Rise As Mask Mandates May Return

COVID-19 cases in the city have been rising over the past month and a half, with some parts of Manhattan having positivity rates of around 15%.

As US Secretary of State Antony Blinken focuses on migration during his Panama trip, experts warn the issue in the Western Hemisphere should not become an "afterthought" despite focus on Ukraine's migration crisis

Blinken Renews US Focus On Migration With Panama Trip

Blinken renews US focus on migration with Panama trip

Six million Somalis or 40 percent of the population are facing extreme levels of food insecurity

20 Million Risk Starvation As Horn Of Africa Drought Worsens: UN

20 million risk starvation as Horn of Africa drought worsens: UN

Researchers Use Sound To Treat Tumors

There was no evidence of metastases or recurrence in over 80% of the subjects.

Sixteen years after its inception, only a fraction of the 76-kilometre (47-mile) 'green belt' in Iraq's Karbala has materialised, and even so, poor irrigation and lack of maintenance have left trees struggling to grow

Iraq 'Green Belt' Neglected In Faltering Climate Fight

Iraq 'green belt' neglected in faltering climate fight

Sun Releases X-Class Solar Flare; NASA Captures Its Image [Watch]

X-Class flares are the "most intense" flares, says NASA.

Taylor Swift Has New Species Named After Her

It was among the 17 new millipede species that a trio of researchers described.

Restaurants re-open as people still wear their masks, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., February 8, 2022.

Federal Judge Rules Against Biden Administration On Mask Mandate For Public Transit, Says CDC Overstepped

A federal judge in Florida struck down President Joe Biden's order to extend a mask mandate for public transportation as several states and cities express concern about the stealth subvariant of COVID-19.

Supporters of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador hold a protest to call for his predecessors to face trial over corruption allegations

Mexico President Decries 'Treason' After Power Reforms Defeated

Mexico president decries 'treason' after power reforms defeated

Residents in Durban's Inanda district collect water from a pool created by a collapsed road

What's Behind South Africa's Flood Disaster

What's behind South Africa's flood disaster

Across China, local governments' urgency to stamp out every virus case has pushed animal well-being down the list of authorities' priorities

Volunteer Rescuers Step In To Save Shanghai's Locked-down Pets

Volunteer rescuers step in to save Shanghai's locked-down pets

Unvaccinated Mom With COVID-19 Gives Birth To Baby With Brain Hemorrhage, Cerebral Palsy

Stacey Jones' newborn daughter only weighed 1.9 pounds when was born in July last year -- around three months before her expected due date.

This 'Planet' With 3 Stars Is Actually A Star; Scientists Retract Paper

It could be a "very red" star, says one of the authors.

Mexican Lawmakers Reject Power Reforms Opposed By US

Mexican lawmakers reject power reforms opposed by US

'Not Too Late': Lost Flower Dubbed 'Extinctus' Rediscovered

It hadn't been seen since 1985.

Map of South Africa, showing areas that had the most rainfall in recent days

South Africa Flood Toll Rises To 443 As Deluge Eases

South Africa flood toll rises to 443 as deluge eases

The North Atlantic right whale is one of the most endangered mammals in the world -- this photo was taken during a research expedition with the Center for Coastal Studies (NOAA permit 25740-01)

Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales Make A Stand In Cape Cod

Endangered North Atlantic right whales make a stand in Cape Cod

Anti-racism protesters march against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen

Macron Talks Up Green Credentials Ahead Of French Election

Macron talks up green credentials ahead of French election

This handout photo courtesy of Mila Bartos on April 15, 2022 shows his dogs (from L to R) Maisie, Mabel et Natty, all of which underwent DNA tests

In US, Every Dog Has Its... DNA Test

In US, every dog has its... DNA test

Contrary to what was long believed, most cacti will not do well under global warming

Global Warming: Even Cacti Can't Take The Heat

Global warming: even cacti can't take the heat

Naturtal gas drilling pipes in Texas: the US government is to resume selling oil and gas drilling leases on federal land, although on less land than had been expected and at a much higher royalty rate for energy companies

Washington Resumes Oil And Gas Drilling Leases On Federal Land

Washington resumes oil and gas drilling leases on federal land

1-Year-Old COVID-19 Patient In Induced Coma With Severe Pneumonia, Struggling To Survive

The child is the youngest COVID-19 patient in Samoa to date.

COVID-19 vs. Allergies Symptoms Chart: How To Tell The Difference, According To CDC

Medical experts still urge those who are unsure of what condition they have to assume they have COVID-19 until proven otherwise.

Pigs express positive feelings in short grunts

Researchers Decode Pigs' Well-being Through Oinks And Grunts

Researchers decode pigs' well-being through oinks and grunts

Israel has started to place a new pipeline to carry desalinated water from the Mediterranean Sea to fill the Sea of Galilee, Israel'smain water reservoir

Israel To Top Up Shrinking Sea Of Galilee With Desalinated Water

Israel to top up shrinking Sea of Galilee with desalinated water

Pink Moon: Skywatchers Get Ready For A Full Moon Weekend

The Pink Moon will appear full the entire weekend.

Talks are underway with Moderna over use of the vaccine formula, which is protected by patents

COVID-19 Vaccine: Moderna Dose Approved For Kids In This Country

Regulators in this country have authorized the use of Moderna’s vaccine for kids

The Bipartisan Innovation Act is a top priority for US President Joe Biden

Biden Touts US Manufacturing Know-how On Trip To Battleground State

Biden touts US manufacturing know-how on trip to battleground state

Meteor From Another Solar System Hit Earth In 2014, Says Space Command

The United States Space Command confirmed that a meteor from outside the solar system struck Earth in 2014, three years before scientists first identified a another meteor as the first.

The UN envoy said two- thirds of the population or almost nine million people -- including 4.6 million children -- will need aid to survive

UN Says Nine Million In Need Of Aid In South Sudan

UN says nine million in need of aid in South Sudan

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