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Among the economic victims of the coronavirus pandemic in Spain are newly homeless residents who saw their jobs dry up or their marriages collapse and now have nowhere to live but their cars

Sinovac says its COVID-19 vaccine is safe in children ages 3-17, based on preliminary data, and it has submitted the data to Chinese drug regulators

The U.K. has a lot to reflect on a year after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson first announced that the country would go into lockdown to slow the fast-spreading coronavirus

Vaccine distribution alliance Gavi says it plans to set aside up to 100 million COVID-19 vaccine doses this year for emergency situations and people in conflict zones

Even when they firmly believe in gender equality, many opposite-sex couples struggle to remain truly equal in their partnership, especially once children are in the picture

A year battling the spread of the COVID-19 virus has taken a political toll on Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker as he faces slumping popularity — even as the state begins to envision a life after the pandemic with the distribution of vaccines

AstraZeneca’s release of encouraging data about its coronavirus vaccine from its U.S. trial raised hopes that the drug company could put a troubled rollout behind it

China says it summoned foreign diplomats in protest after the United States, the European Union, Canada and Britain jointly imposed sanctions on senior Chinese officials

Britain’s jobs market showed further resilience in February even though the country has been in one of the world’s most stringent lockdowns

Japan’s top telecommunications company is getting about $67 million in taxpayer money to design mobile tracking software to curb the spread of coronavirus infections during the Tokyo Olympics

It was one year ago that the terrifying free fall for the stock market suddenly ended, ushering in one of its greatest runs

A leading European Union official has lashed out at the AstraZeneca vaccine company for its massive shortfall in producing doses for the EU

Global stock markets have fallen after tech stocks pushed Wall Street higher and the United States and Europe announced sanctions against Chinese officials accused of human rights abuses

U_S_ federal health officials say results from a U_S_ trial of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine may have used “outdated information.”

Japan’s top telecommunications company is getting 7.3 billion yen ($67 million) in taxpayer money to design mobile tracking software to curb the spread of coronavirus infections during the Tokyo Olympics

Asian stock markets have fallen after Wall Street rose on gains for tech companies and the U.S. Federal Reserve's promise of support for an economic recovery

Florida’s famed South Beach is desperately seeking a new image

 Sinovac says its COVID-19 vaccine CoronaVac is safe and effective in children ages 3-17

Asian stock markets are mixed after Wall Street rose on gains for tech companies and the U.S. Federal Reserve's promise of support for an economic recovery

Germany is extending its lockdown measures by another month and imposing several new restrictions in an effort to drive down the rate of coronavirus infections

New Zealand will spend billions of dollars to encourage more home building and will also remove some tax breaks for speculators as it tries to slow skyrocketing house prices

Airlines are putting pressure on the Biden administration to come up with a plan to reduce restrictions on international travel

The number of Floridians eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine has expanded as the state allowed anybody age 50 and up to get the shot, and the county that is home to the state’s biggest theme parks set the bar even lower by allowing anyone age 40 and up to get an injection

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic has progressed more quickly than expected