COVID 19 Articles

Three Secret Service officials were placed on administrative leave Tuesday pending investigation by the agency’s professional standards office for potential misconduct.

Two workers at Frankfurt Airport have died from malaria after six employees contracted the infection in a rare outbreak believed triggered by mosquitoes arriving on an aircraft.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister said the Islamic Republic will not permit military vessels to transit the Strait of Hormuz under a potential agreement being negotiated with Oman to manage commercial shipping in the vital waterway.

Congressman Jared Huffman, the only current member of Congress who is openly non-religious, is publishing a book warning that Christian nationalism poses an escalating threat to American democracy and institutions.

China’s foreign ministry has advised its citizens to leave Eswatini, citing security risks including cyber fraud and gambling-related criminal activities. The move comes as Eswatini remains one of Taiwan’s few diplomatic allies.

Dolly Parton, who passed away recently, was recognized as a cultural icon whose songwriting captured pivotal moments in American life and the evolving experiences of women across seven decades.

Guinea’s President Mamadi Doumbouya has dismissed 173 soldiers for desertion, including a colonel who participated in the 2021 coup that brought Doumbouya to power.

President Trump announced a plan to temporarily lower tariff rates on imported ground beef, aiming to reduce prices ahead of midterm elections. However, agricultural experts say the measure will likely produce minimal consumer savings.

Trump administration officials have threatened to demolish the Kennedy Center if court-ordered renovations cannot proceed, according to court documents filed by Justice Department attorneys.

Spanish police arrested an Albanian criminal nicknamed the “escape wizard” who has broken out of four prisons across Italy and Belgium using various methods including sawing bars and using human pyramids.

A federal judge in Boston canceled a nationwide ruling blocking the U.S. Postal Service from implementing Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting for the midterm election.

Indiana has enacted new legislation requiring hospitals to offer employers negotiated rates below a multiple of Medicare prices, becoming the latest state to experiment with price controls to address rising healthcare costs.