If all goes as planned, students can go back to school in less than two months.

The United States is reportedly facing historic shortages in healthcare staff amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has taken the lives of over 700,000 people in the country so far

US President Joe Biden has called on Americans not to “become numb to the sorrow,” over the Covid-19 deaths, calling on the nation to get vaccinated.

Brazil's Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga tested positive for COVID-19 Tuesday after attending the UN General Assembly in New York that was inaugurated by his president, Jair Bolsonaro, according to an official statement.

The chief economist of the International Monetary Fund has called for coordinated action and greater accountability in the worldwide battle against COVID-19.

Millions of Americans have depended on federal unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic. But they have lost those benefits even as the job market has slowed amid a resurgence of infections driven by the Delta variant.

In many cities in France, anti health pass protestors marched again in what has become a weekly protest. They do not agree with the mandatory measures the French government has established to obtain much more vaccinations. But the protest movement is weakening a bit.

Surges in coronavirus cases in several US states this week, along with staffing and equipment shortages, are exacting a mounting toll on hospitals and their workers.

On Saturday, EU finance ministers wrapped up three days of talks. They say fewer bankruptcies have been recorded in the 27-country bloc than had been forecast due to COVID-19.

Parliament speakers from around the world gather in Vienna to focus on the most urgent matter of the day, the COVID pandemic.