COVID 19 Articles

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says Democrats, newly in control of Congress, plan to lower costs, restore healthcare access, and end the war in Iran while holding the Trump administration accountable.

A new global study reveals that adolescents worldwide are not meeting exercise recommendations, with girls and teenagers in lower-income countries showing particularly low activity levels.

Yemen’s government dismissed senior military and political officials following significant territorial losses to Houthi forces, reshuffling leadership in what analysts view as an attempt to address military setbacks and regional political tensions.

First-time homebuyers hit a near-record low of 22%, but a record 10% paid all cash, largely powered by inheritances and generational wealth transfers rather than traditional financing.

Russia arranged to supply Iran with 90 launchers for advanced guided missiles used against Ukrainian targets, according to leaked defence industry documents revealing deepening military cooperation between Moscow and Tehran.

The EU is pressing the UK to guarantee discounted university tuition fees for European students before a November summit, with at least six member states linking the agreement to other trade deals.

Republicans spent $183 million on anti-transgender political advertisements during the midterm elections, but their strategy appeared ineffective as multiple states elected trans and non-binary candidates to office.

Philippine authorities have named Thomas Markle Jr, the estranged half-brother of the Duchess of Sussex, as a person of interest in a child sexual abuse inquiry involving his father, Thomas Markle Sr.

Harmeet Dhillon, head of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, resigned after 18 months during which she shifted the unit’s focus toward conservative priorities and oversaw staff exodus.

Israel’s president meets with Benjamin Netanyahu and rival Gadi Eisenkot this week to decide who attempts forming a government following last month’s contested election that reshaped the political landscape.

Paraguay’s rightwing President Santiago Peña resigned after a banking crisis froze millions of customers’ deposits at Ueno Bank, triggering massive protests and impeachment proceedings.

Tennis legend Rafael Nadal is set to join Real Madrid’s board of directors pending member approval later this month, the Spanish football club announced.