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Coronavirus

Disease X: The race to stop the next pandemic before it begins

As we emerge from the darkest days of COVID-19, scientists are now turning their attention to what they have coined ‘Disease X’ - an unknown, highly infectious virus that could cause the next pandemic.

Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories - 7 hours ago

Siblings reunite after cancer battle, COVID concerns rise, and experts share brain-boosting tips

The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about health warnings, drug shortages, mental health issues and more in this weekly recap.

Fox News - Top Stories - 8 hours ago

COVID vaccine rollout issues largely fixed, insurers tell US health agency

A group of health insurers on Wednesday told the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) they were fixing issues that have gummed up the roll out of COVID-19 vaccines and are ready to address any others that develop.

Reuters - Health - 9 hours ago

Health News -- Study finds medical distinctions in long COVID sufferers for first time -- Medical distinctions in patients who experience brain fog, extreme fatigue and other symptoms associated with "long COVID" have been found for the first time, researchers said in a study published Monday.

Medical distinctions in patients who experience brain fog, extreme fatigue and other symptoms associated with "long COVID" have been found for the first time, researchers said in a study published Monday.

UPI - Health - 9 hours ago

Free at-home Covid tests can now be ordered: When to test and what the results mean

Here’s what you should know as you break out those rapid tests again.

NBC News - Health - 10 hours ago

Biden takes veiled shot at RFK Jr. and Republicans amid COVID surge

President Joe Biden took a shot at leaders in "both parties" for spreading doubt about COVID-19 vaccines Wednesday as the country stares down another surge.

Washington Examiner - Politics - 10 hours ago

Republicans' Belief COVID Is Getting Worse Is Growing Fast

A growing number of Republicans said they worry about the coronavirus getting worse as the new variant emerges.

Newsweek - US News - 10 hours ago

Gritstone bio wins $433 million US contract for COVID vaccine study

Gritstone bio on Wednesday secured a $433 million contract by the U.S. government to conduct a mid-stage study of its self-amplifying mRNA COVID-19 vaccine candidate.

Reuters - Health - 11 hours ago

Long Covid blood test offers first clues into what causes the mysterious condition

Scientists can now show key differences in the blood of those who recover from Covid — and those who don't.

NBC News - Health - 11 hours ago

Iran post-Covid tourism growth 3 times higher than average

TEHRAN, Sep. 27 (MNA) – Iran's Minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism says that Iran's tourism growth has been 3 times higher than the average global growth in the world after the Corona era.

Mehr News Agency - Top Stories - 11 hours ago

Only 1 in 4 Americans wants new Covid-19 vaccine, study finds

Approximately 1 in every 4 American adults has indicated they definitely plan to obtain the updated COVID-19 vaccination, as per a new study from the nonprofit health policy organisation KFF.While,...

International The News - Health - 13 hours ago

House GOP demands information on Fauci visit to CIA during COVID-19 origins investigation

Republicans in Congress are demanding information from the inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services about an alleged visit by Dr. Anthony Fauci to the CIA during its investigation into the origins of COVID-19.

Washington Examiner - Health - 14 hours ago

Fewer than half of U.S. adults say they're likely to get new COVID-19 vaccine

Just 23% of American adults say they 'definitely' will get the new COVID-19 vaccine, while another 23% say they will 'probably' get it, according to a new poll.

UPI - Health - 15 hours ago

This Taylor Swift Song Is a Tribute to Her Marine Grandfather's Service at Guadalcanal -- Written during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, "Epiphany" explores the similar emotions experienced by soldiers...

Written during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, "Epiphany" explores the similar emotions experienced by soldiers during war and health-care workers on the front lines of the worst health emergency they have ever seen.

Military.com - Opinion - 15 hours ago

U.S. News -- Free at-home COVID-19 tests now available for home delivery -- Free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests became available online Monday as the United States moved into the fall respiratory illness season, the Department of Health and Human Services announced.

Free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests became available online Monday as the United States moved into the fall respiratory illness season, the Department of Health and Human Services announced.

UPI - Health - 18 hours ago

Scientists warn 'Disease X' pandemic threat may be far deadlier than COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic nears its end, healthcare professionals are bracing for a potential new threat known as Disease X which they fear could be deadlier than the disease that ruled the world for...

International The News - Health - 20 hours ago

Hancock grilled over his handling of the pandemic on Celebrity SAS

Matt Hancock was grilled over his handling of the Covid pandemic on the first episode of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. During a tense interrogation scene, the independent MP, 44, was grilled by Jason Fox and Chris Oliver over his affair with Gina Coladangelo, which broke his own social distancing guidelines. Hancock claimed he was “managing a very difficult situation, in a professional sense” and “thought I’d done a pretty good job.

Independent UK - Entertainment - 21 hours ago

New COVID poll: Democrats have a 'particularly negative' outlook, are most likely to keep wearing masks

People are becoming more concerned about COVID-19 amid the recent uptick in cases and new variants, says Gallup’s latest quarterly poll. Fox News Digital spoke to doctors for reaction.

Fox News - Top Stories - 23 hours ago

Pandemic aid officials who overpaid vulnerable renters are saying, 'We messed up, pay us back'

Unlike emergency unemployment aid, rental relief programs don’t show many signs of fraud. But efforts are underway in at least five states to claw back improperly issued money, sowing confusion among landlords and tenants.

NBC News - Business - 1 day ago

Unexplained vaginal bleeding linked to COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 vaccines may be linked to unexplained vaginal bleeding in women without regular periods, according to a study published Tuesday in Science Advances.

Washington Examiner - Health - 1 day ago

Free at-home COVID tests are back. Here's how to order

Starting Monday, Washingtonians can once again order free at-home COVID-19 tests to be delivered straight to their homes.

The Columbian - Health - 1 day ago

COVID aftereffects: British workers' sick leaves hit 10-year high in 2023, shows survey

British workers have taken the most sick days in more than ten years during the past year, adding to evidence of a long-lasting rise in different illnesses since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in...

International The News - Business - 1 day ago

London's Gatwick Airport limits flights this week due to staff illness, including COVID-19

Gatwick Airport, London’s second-busiest, is limiting flights this week, partly because of an outbreak of COVID-19 within air traffic control. In a statement late Monday, the airport says a daily …

Bay to Bay News - World - 1 day ago

Deadlier than Covid-19, Disease X could be next pandemic, warns UK expert

Kate Bingham, former chair of the UK's Vaccine Taskforce, has raised concerns about the severity of Disease X, suggesting it could rival the devastating Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918-1919

First Post - Health - 1 day ago

What is Disease X? Scientists begin work on vaccine for new pandemic

Scientists worry about the threat of a virus that could turn into another pandemic

Evening Standard - World - 1 day ago

Deal struck to produce vaccines in UK for any future flu pandemic

The jabs would be made at CSL Seqirus’s manufacturing plant in Liverpool

Evening Standard - Health - 1 day ago

Explained: What Is Disease X That Can Cause Next Pandemic

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has created a list of priority diseases that can cause the next global pandemic.

NDTV - Science - 2 days ago

Antiviral Covid drug linked to virus mutations, study suggests

Researchers say their findings are helpful in the ongoing assessment of the risks and benefits of molnupiravir treatment.

Independent UK - Science - 2 days ago

Merck Covid drug linked to virus mutations that can spread between people, study says

There is still no evidence that molnupiravir, sold under the brand name Lagevrio, has produced more transmissible or severe variants of Covid.

CNBC - Health - 2 days ago

COVID-19 drug may have mutated virus, study says

A drug used to treat COVID-19 may have led to mutations in the virus, a study said Monday. Pharmaceutical giant Merck's antiviral pill molnupiravir...

Daily Sabah - Health - 2 days ago

COVID drug linked to virus mutations, scientists say

After tracking virus mutations across global databases, researchers conclude that though the drug can "fatally weaken" COVID-19, it does not kill all the viruses, and "some mutated viruses can spread".

Sky News - Technology - 2 days ago

New Covid vaccine rollout hampered by canceled appointments, insurance issues

CVS and Walgreens confirmed a limited supply at some locations around the country. And some insurers are still updating their billing systems to cover the cost of the shots.

NBC News - Health - 3 days ago

We need to stop 'fearmongering' to mothers about COVID-19: Dr. Nicole Saphier

Fox News contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier joined ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss a new study that found trace amounts of mRNA detected in human breast milk.

Fox News - Health - 3 days ago

Biden has gotten the updated COVID-19 vaccine and the annual flu shot, the White House says

The White House says President Biden has gotten the updated COVID-19 vaccine and the annual flu shot.

Los Angeles Times - Politics - 4 days ago

COVID study finds 'long-term damage'

The research was carried out by Betty Raman, Associate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine , at the University of Oxford.

Sky News - Technology - 4 days ago

Long Covid linked to multiple organ changes, research suggests

Paris: A third of people hospitalised with Covid 19 have abnormalities in multiple organs months after getting infected, a UK study said on Saturday...

Peninsula Qatar - Technology - 4 days ago

Ireland has had three books on Covid but still no inquiry. What's going on?

The long-awaited Covid inquiry should shed light on how Holohan, Varadkar, Martin and others communicated and reached their decisions

Irish Times - Opinion - 5 days ago

Are COVID Drugs Creating Super Viruses? Scientists Weigh In

Some antivirals work by increasing the rate of mutation in SARS-CoV-2. But could this accelerate the evolution of new, super variants?

Newsweek - Health - 5 days ago

COVID-19 symptoms now similar to allergies, cold or flu

Symptoms of mild COVID-19 infection have shifted this season, and now are more akin to those of allergies and the common cold, doctors say.

UPI - Health - 5 days ago

The revisions are due to new economic data and the difficulty in measuring economic activity in "such exceptional circumstances" as the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the INE.

The revisions are due to new economic data and the difficulty in measuring economic activity in "such exceptional circumstances" as the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the INE.

Euronews - Business - 5 days ago

Jimmy Kimmel Cancels Taping After Positive COVID-19 Test

Numerous celebrities are announcing they are COVID-19 positive. Jimmy Kimmel canceled his live show for his new podcast after testing positive for COVID-19.

Inside Edition - Entertainment - 6 days ago

Providers struggle to get latest Covid shots into arms amid early supply issues

Some Americans are having Covid vaccine appointments canceled or finding a pharmacy doesn't have a shot for them, as the U.S. tries an unprecedented rollout.

CNBC - Health - 6 days ago

US to again offer free COVID tests ahead of respiratory virus season

On Monday, households can order 4 free tests with shipments expected to start Oct. 2.

Ars Technica - Science - 6 days ago

Free COVID tests will again be available from US government starting next week

The U.S. government is reactivating the program that mails free COVID-19 tests to homes upon request. Effective Sept. 25, households will be able to order four free tests online through COVIDTests.gov.

Fox News - Health - 6 days ago

5 Things COVID Experts Personally Won't Do Right Now In This Latest Surge

Amid the latest COVID-19 wave, experts share what steps they're taking to prevent illness while still living their lives.

Huffington Post - Health - 6 days ago

South Africa to clear Covid lockdown criminal records

More than 400,000 people were arrested for breaking some of the world's toughest lockdown restrictions.

BBC News - Health - 6 days ago

Australia to hold independent inquiry into handling of COVID-19 pandemic

SYDNEY: Australia's centre-left Labor government on Thursday (Sep 21) said it would hold an independent inquiry into the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic to better prepare for future health crises. Australia closed its international borders and locked down cities among other pandemic restrictions that hel

Channel NewsAsia - World - 7 days ago

U.S. announces $600 million to produce COVID tests and will reopen website for orders

The Biden administration is providing $600 million for new at-home COVID-19 tests and is restarting a website for Americans to order four free tests per household.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 7 days ago

Can COVID Cause Hearing Loss? Here's What Doctors See In Patients.

Experts weigh in on this lesser-known potential symptom following an infection.

Huffington Post - Health - 7 days ago

Covid shot rollout off to a bumpy start as some patients see insurance delays

The reports are fueling confusion among insured patients about whether they can still access Covid shots for free — just as cases tick up across the country.

CNBC - Health - 7 days ago

Thousands Say Their COVID-19 Booster Shot Appointment Was Canceled

“I absolutely recommend that everyone, age 6 months and older, get the new COVID booster shot,” professor of Infectious Diseases at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Dr. William Schaffner, tells Inside Edition.

Inside Edition - Health - 8 days ago

More than half of Americans plan to get updated COVID shot

There's a sharp partisan divide, but interest blows away uptake of the last booster.

Ars Technica - Science - 9 days ago

​​Who Should Be Getting the New COVID-19 Booster Shot?

There are lots of questions surrounding the new COVID-19 booster shots that are supposed to be widely available now.

Inside Edition - Health - 9 days ago

COVID vaccine just approved should be skipped by Florida residents under age 65, says Gov. DeSantis

Florida Gov. Ron Desantis, during a virtual roundtable on Wednesday, told residents that if they are under the age of 65, they should not get the updated COVID-19 vaccine.

Fox News - Health - 10 days ago

Protest demands justice two years after COVID-19 hospital fire in North Macedonia

The company that built the hospital and state officials who approved the construction faced no accountability for the fire that killed 14 people

Global Voices - Health - 10 days ago

DeSantis Stays Mum on COVID Booster Despite Trump's "Gutless" Comment

DeSantis has adopted an outright belligerence toward public health agencies' vaccine recommendations.

Miami New Times - US News - 12 days ago

The new COVID shot will be available in Baltimore as soon as this weekend -- The latest version of the COVID-19 vaccine is expected to hit Baltimore pharmacies as early as this weekend, as hospitalizations from the virus continue to rise across the region.

The latest version of the COVID-19 vaccine is expected to hit Baltimore pharmacies as early as this weekend, as hospitalizations from the virus continue to rise across the region.

The Baltimore Sun - Health - 12 days ago

opinion - Extending CEBA pandemic-loan deadline sadly won't save many small businesses - Scott Terrio

The real situation with small businesses’ pandemic business loans: For such entrepreneurs, business troubles will translate into personal bankruptcies

The Globe and Mail - Business - 13 days ago

New Covid boosters may reach Americans Thursday – what you need to know

Updated Covid boosters from Pfizer and Moderna will soon be administered at pharmacies, and many other locations across the U.S.

CNBC - Health - 13 days ago

More COVID shots are coming. Will a weary public be more interested this year?

A new COVID-19 vaccine is coming, and health officials are recommending most everyone get it. But how many people are willing to roll up their sleeves again?

Los Angeles Times - Science - 13 days ago

City Council in Texas votes to ban all COVID-19 vaccine, mask requirements

The City council in Odessa Texas voted on Tuesday to ban the federal and state governments from enforcing any COVID-19 mandate voicing the decision should be up to residents.

Fox News - Health - 15 days ago

COVID cases rising: We will wear masks again for Rosh Hashanah

Experts warn that coronavirus cases requiring hospitalization are on the rise in Israel and around the world and call on the public to wear masks when near high-risk individuals

YNET News - Science - 15 days ago

FDA approves updated COVID vaccines heading to Israel

Vaccine manufacturers report new vaccines deliver good protection against new coronavirus strains spreading around the world

YNET News - Science - 16 days ago

FDA approves updated COVID vaccines to rev up protection this fall

U.S. regulators have approved updated COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, which are aimed at revving up protection this fall and winter.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 16 days ago

Virusa Non Grata: Pirola, new COVID variant, making waves in Israel

Israel was the first to report on the new and mutation-rich variant of the coronavirus, BA.2.86, dubbed 'Pirola'. According to estimates, Pirola is responsible for the recent surge in cases in the United States as well

YNET News - Science - 17 days ago

Updated RSV COVID vaccine released — Do you need to take shots again?

Updated COVID-19 vaccinations will be available, perfectly timed to be given alongside flu injections soon with older individuals and pregnant women likely to receive the first doses of the RSV...

International The News - Health - 18 days ago

COVID booster warning from Florida surgeon general, who advises people not to get new vaccine

While speaking at a Thursday news conference for Governor Ron Desantis in Jacksonville, Florida, Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo advised people to not get the updated booster vaccine for COVID-19.

Fox News - Health - 18 days ago

Rare side effect sees baby's eyes change colour after Covid treatment

Doctors are unsure about the underlying cause of eye colour change

Independent UK - Science - 20 days ago

Will Mask Mandates Return as COVID-19 Cases Rise?

With COVID-19 cases on the rise, more people are wearing their masks again. In the streets of New York City, there are plenty of people wearing masks on trains and buses but they are definitely in the minority.

Inside Edition - Health - 21 days ago

COVID-19 in Maryland: Track death, hospitalization and case data from the state and CDC

What are the COVID-19 numbers in Maryland? Get the latest on deaths, hospitalizations and cases for the state, Baltimore City, and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, Howard and other counties.

The Baltimore Sun - Top Stories - 21 days ago

Jill Biden Isolates After Testing Positive for COVID-19

First lady Dr. Jill Biden tested positive for COVID-19. Although she's experiencing mild symptoms, the first lady is isolating in her Delaware beach home.

Inside Edition - Politics - 22 days ago

All The Ways COVID Can Affect Your Heart, According To Doctors

Severe COVID-19 infections and long COVID both can wreak havoc on your cardiovascular system.

Huffington Post - Health - 22 days ago

New AI-generated COVID drug enters Phase I clinical trials: 'Effective against all variants'

Insilico Medicine recently announced that its new AI-designed drug for COVID-19 has entered Phase I clinical trials. If approved, it would become the first-ever alternative to Paxlovid.

Fox News - Health - 23 days ago

Hospitals resume PCR testing of staff, patients as Covid-19 on the rise

The Ministry of Health is stepping up on monitoring COVID-19; instructing all chiefs of medicine in Israeli hospitals to institute PCR test for all hospitalized patients

YNET News - Science - 23 days ago

7 Famous Scholars Pass Away in a Week as China Experiences Another COVID Surge

CommentaryIn the past week, at least seven high-profile professors in Chinese universities died of illness, including an academician. Three were under 60 years of age.China has been experiencing a rene...

Epoch Times - Opinion - 25 days ago

'Wear masks': COVID rears head in Israel as cases rise

Health expert says it is important to use masks on planes adding people at risk, those who feel unwell and visitors to hospitals must wear masks out of responsibility not only for their own health but for the health of others

YNET News - Science - 28 days ago

Column: COVID lockdowns saved millions of lives — so of course Ron DeSantis is angry about them

A new study shows that, contrary to GOP mythmaking, lockdowns reduced the spread of COVID, saving millions of lives worldwide. Ron DeSantis calls that "a mistake."

Los Angeles Times - Science - 29 days ago

COVID-19's new strain 'Pirola' or BA.2.86 rapidly increasing: Should India be concerned?

Of the total nine cases of Pirola, or BA.2.86, collected so far, three have been reported from Denmark, two each in South Africa and the US, one each in UK and Israel

First Post - Health - 29 days ago

Yet another COVID vaccine? As Biden calls for new funding, health experts sound off: 'A slippery slope'

Following President Biden’s Friday remarks that he plans to request funding for a new COVID vaccine amid rising cases, doctors sound off on whether another version is needed.

Fox News - Health - 29 days ago

Video 1 minute 41 seconds - Should we worry about recent US Covid spike?

Anthony Fauci tells the BBC's Katty Kay that 96% of the US population has a degree of immunity.

BBC News - Health - 30 days ago

Biden plans to ask Congress for funding to develop new COVID vaccine, may recommend shot for all

President Biden told reporters on Friday he plans to ask Congress for funding to help develop a new COVID-19 vaccine, adding he may require everyone to get the shot.

Fox News - Health - 1 month ago

Tips to ease knee pain, experts' flu season ideas — and which arm should you choose for the COVID vax?

The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about health warnings, drug shortages, mental health issues and more in this weekly recap.

Fox News - Health - 1 month ago

Employer not liable for take-home COVID-19

Is an employer liable where an employee catches COVID-19 at work due to employer negligence and infects a household member?

The San Diego Union-Tribune - Business - 1 month ago

COVID-19 Cases Are on the Rise Again

Summer has brought an uptick in COVID-19 cases, health officials say. New York City cases rose 55% from last week, but the majority are mild infections.

Inside Edition - Health - 1 month ago

Are COVID-19 Cases on the Rise Again?

A new COVID-19 variant, "EG.5," is sparking an uptick in COVID-19 cases across the U.S.

Inside Edition - Health - 1 month ago

COVID-19 is 'heating up all around' this summer. Should we be wearing masks again?

Amid the latest coronavirus uptick in California, health officials reiterate the same advice: Masks work, but it's a personal preference whether to wear them.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 1 month ago

Opinion: Long COVID is debilitating to me and 65 million other people. Where is the urgency to treat it?

The mobilization against COVID-19 was impressive. A similar investment is needed to understand and treat the chronic resulting illness.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 1 month ago

Are we in a summer surge? What to do if you get COVID now

Test positivity has ticked up in L.A. County in recent weeks, though we're still well below peak COVID levels. If you get COVID now, here's how to treat it, how long to isolate, how to get Paxlovid, and more information on getting healthy.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 1 month ago

After Pandemic Delays, FDA Still Struggling to Inspect Foreign Drug Manufacturers

In the wake of recent deaths from bacteria-tainted eyedrops, a ProPublica analysis of FDA data reveals that the agency only inspected 6% of the overseas plants where drugs and their ingredients are produced in 2022.

ProPublica - Health - 3 months ago

The future of the Thai music industry after COVID-19

Thai musicians and those working in the music industry are still suffering economic and professional consequences from the COVID-19 pandemic and are largely left without any state or institutional support.

Global Voices - Health - 3 months ago

Military Expanding the Use of Fitness Trackers to Detect Disease Outbreaks Such as COVID-19 -- The Pentagon is expanding the use of wearable fitness trackers to help predict outbreaks of infectious diseases such as COVID...

The Pentagon is expanding the use of wearable fitness trackers to help predict outbreaks of infectious diseases such as COVID-19 as use of the technology, such as watches and rings, spreads in the military despite early security concerns.

Military.com - Technology - 4 months ago

India restarts Covid jab production as infections soar 30% in one day

Health officials conduct nationwide mock drills to test preparedness for Covid

Independent UK - Health - 5 months ago

Covid test technology adapted to spot diabetes and Lyme disease

Aberdeen-based Vertebrate Antibodies Ltd is working with US biotech firm Innova Medical Group.

Independent UK - Health - 5 months ago

WHO chief admits key error it made at start of Covid outbreak

Soumya Swaminathan has expressed regret at the WHO’s early stance on airborne transmission

Independent UK - Health - 5 months ago

Nevada's New Governor Vilified Lobbyist's Influence in COVID Lab Scandal, Then Asked Him to Help With Budget

Gov. Joe Lombardo once called his predecessor’s support of an error-prone COVID-19 testing lab the “biggest scandal in our history” but then brought in the lobbyist who pulled strings to get that lab licensed to help prepare his state budget.

ProPublica - Politics - 8 months ago

Rare street protests across China: Is Xi Jinping's zero-COVID policy turning people against their government?

Frustration with Xi Jinping's heavily enforced policy of 'Zero-COVID' has turned Chinese people against their government in unprecedented street demonstration now affecting all main cities in a heavily-policed state

Global Voices - World - 9 months ago

China's zero-COVID policy sparks rare country-wide protests

"...I am the one who jumped from the highrise; I am the victim trapped in the fire. If I am not there yet, I will be the next one."

Global Voices - World - 9 months ago

Researchers find majority of long Covid patients are women

Researchers believe differences in immune responses could explain gender gap

Independent UK - Health - 11 months ago

How do we memorialize the pandemic? -- As the United States neared its one millionth COVID-19 related death, artists, architects, and community leaders are calling for a permanent memorial to honor all those touched by COVID. Globe Opinion asked several artists for their vision of what a COVID memorial could look like.

As the United States nears its one millionth COVID-19 related death, artists, architects, and community leaders are calling for a permanent memorial to honor all those touched by COVID. Globe Opinion asked several artists for their vision of what a COVID memorial could look like.

Boston Globe - Opinion - 1 year ago

How to apply for unemployment benefits if you are out of work during Illinois' COVID-19 shutdown

Workers laid off temporarily — and even parents caring for children home from school — can qualify for unemployment benefits under the state’s recently adopted emergency rules.

Chicago Sun-Times - Business - 1 year ago

Americans spent less in July as COVID-19 cases surged

The spread of the delta variant of Covid may have changed our spending habits.

Houston Chronicle - Technology - 2 years ago

Leaked Documents Show How China's Army of Paid Internet Trolls Helped Censor the Coronavirus

As the coronavirus spread in China, the government stage-managed what appeared on the domestic internet to make the virus look less severe and the authorities more capable, according to thousands of…

ProPublica - Technology - 2 years ago