Verbal sparring tests relationship between Central Asian neighbors as US withdraws troops from Afghanistan
According to the United Nations, the world's highest drowning rates are in Africa while the highest number of drowning deaths are in Asia
While much of the world remains hunkered down, the band Six60 has been playing to huge crowds in New Zealand, where social distancing isn't required a
Warning comes after South Africa suspends their vaccine campaign, citing concerns it was not as effective against variants
Matt Hancock says new variant spreads more easily than original strains and Britain's three-tiered system of restrictions is proving less effective at
A spike in US infections has pushed hospitalizations to record levels
Election law experts see this as the last, dying gasp of Trump campaign and say there's no question Biden will walk into Oval Office come January
'Liverpool is full of the kind of people who go out on a Monday, and couldn't care less about Tuesday morning,' George Harrison, lead guitarist of the
Equipment will provide health care and help those in the Amazon cope with the pandemic
Senior administration officials say CDC director has broad authority to take actions deemed reasonably necessary to prevent spread of communicable dis
Younger children should wear masks in some situations, WHO and UNICEF say
It's expecting a projected loss of $100 million in revenue
PM says troops will replace private security personnel at riskiest points of entry
South Africa has nearly 530,000 cases
Brazil testing blitz aims to identify asymptomatic people with coronavirus
The advice to pregnant women remains the same: Avoid infection by wearing a mask, washing hands and practicing social distancing
India's coronavirus case count now third highest in world, with country trailing US and Brazil only
Alcohol lowers inhibitions, so people forget precautions, Natalie Dean, an infectious diseases expert at the University of Florida says
Coronavirus task force will hold a public briefing Friday
Many migrant workers have filed claims with labor advocate organizations, citing substandard treatment and unfair pay, based on their nationality
Mexican President says he is fine and will not take coronavirus test after coming in contact with infected member of his cabinet
Authorities say the ceremonies can't be done virtually because federal law requires prospective citizens to appear in person
There is no evidence the anti-malarial drug can ward off COVID-19, and the FDA has warned it can be very dangerous
City expects a $226 million budget gap
More travel restrictions and closures impact lives worldwide