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Brazil And Spain Officially Confirm First Monkeypox-Related Deaths

Brazil and Spain announced their first fatalities due to the monkeypox outbreak.

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Florida Man Who Allegedly Marketed Bogus Covid-19 Cure Extradited To US

A Florida man, 64, who allegedly sold bleach as coronavirus cure through a “non-religious” church, was extradited to the U.S. from Colombia.

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Unsure Public Health Policy Fuels COVID Cases Rise

Public health officials admitted on Monday that they are afraid to raise mask mandates and similar initiatives against the spread of COVID-19 even as cases across the country steadily rise.

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Jill Biden Says Latinos Are As Unique As 'Breakfast Tacos'

After receiving backlash for praising the diversity of Latinos by mentioning "bodegas" and "breakfast tacos" the first lady Jill Biden's office apologized on Tuesday morning.

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Fun Facts To Know About Fourth Of July

The fireworks that light up the sky on the 4th of July are more than just an American holiday celebrated with revelry and backyard barbecues.

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Omicron Subvariants Escape Antibodies From Vaccination, Study Finds

Recent studies show that Covid-19 Omicron subvariants are able to escape antibodies from people who had previous Covid infections and those who have been fully jabbed and boosted.

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Mysterious Intestinal Illness Infects 800 Families In North Korean Province

Kim Jong Un dispatched aid to 800 families following reports of an acute enteric epidemic that fell on residents of Haeju City and Kangryong County. 

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WHO Chief Claims Wuhan Lab Accident Caused Covid Leak

The World Health Organization boss believes the Covid pandemic came from a leak in a Wuhan laboratory in 2019.

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Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee Huge Budget Questioned Amid Cost Of Living Crisis

The cost and budgeting of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebration is being questioned.

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Out-Of-Date Information On Covid Jab Given To Student Who Died Days After Receiving First Dose

The graduate who died after receiving his jab of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine was provided with out-of-date medical information by his GP.

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Memorial Day 2022: More Than Just A Holiday And An Excuse For Cookout

Know about Memorial Day, its history, why it's more than a day for cookout, and the significance of the flower associated with it.

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Delgado Becomes First Latino To Serve In Statewide Office

Antonio Delgado is the first person of Latino heritage to serve in statewide office; he was sworn in as New York’s lieutenant governor on Wednesday.

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Family Of Student Who Died 2 Weeks After Getting AstraZeneca Jab To File Clinical Negligence Lawsuit

The family of a 26-year-old student who died from blood clots two weeks after getting his first AstraZeneca’s Covid jab in June 2021 is taking legal action on grounds of clinical negligence.

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New Patient With Monkeypox Discovered In Massachusetts

The first new case of monkeypox in the U.S. this year was found on Wednesday in Massachusetts as cases increase around the globe.

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Japanese Man Gambles All Of Nearly $360,000 Covid-19 Relief Funds Through Online Casino

Japanese man, who was accidentally given more than £290,000 (nearly $360,000) Covid-19 relief money, gambled the fund through online casino sites.

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Kim Jong-Un Blames Cabinet Members For Irresponsibility In Wake of Health Crisis

Kim Jong-Un has ordered the country’s military to implement a steady supply of medicines in Pyongyang as North Korea battles its first Covid-19 outbreak.

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North Korea Records Over 1.2 Million Cases Of Fever Infections

Thousands of North Koreans have caught fever symptoms from another outbreak of Covid-19, with 21 more deaths recently reported out of 1,213,500 infections since April.