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Workers are quitting jobs at a historic pace, typically to take higher-paying positions or fulfill passions.      

An ultramarathon runner who is trying to run from Florida to Bermuda in a strange floating device drifted shore Saturday along the coast of the Sunshine State, a report said.

In January 2013, months after taking the helm of China's ruling party, Xi Jinping gathered the country's top politicians and asked them why the Communist Party of the Soviet Union had collapsed.

Provincetown has reimplemented its indoor mask order, after the town's COVID-19 cluster grows to 551 cases.

The US will continue airstrikes in support of Afghan forces fighting the Taliban, a top US general said Sunday.

A new round of flash flooding in Belgium turned streets into rivers and washed away vehicles.

"Fifty-percent of the county is not fully vaccinated," President Biden's top medical adviser said. "That's a problem." Latest COVID news.      

Louisiana congressman says he has COVID-19 for the 2nd time

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is accusing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of "playing politics" after appointing Rep. Adam Kinzinger to the special committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Demand for scientific lab space has jumped 34% as money and demand for COVID research soar. That boom could mean a new use for empty office buildings.      

Approximately 153,000 symptomatic, breakthrough cases, are expected to have occurred, to date, according to internal CDC data.

• South Korean broadcaster apologizes for Olympic 'inexcusable mistake' • Nationalist sentiment rises as China off to strong start at Tokyo Olympics

France recorded almost 23,000 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday, twice as many as last week, as the Delta variant caused a surge.

America’s No. 2 diplomat is in China to meet with top Foreign Ministry officials

The South Korean broadcaster MBC showed photographs associating pizza with Italy, Chernobyl with Ukraine and Count Dracula with Romania in its coverage of the opening ceremony.

Over 120K Michigan customers are without power Sunday after the National Weather Service said tornadoes struck near Detroit and Flint on Saturday.      

Numerous other fires have gained strength and threaten property across the U.S. West

In a statement on their website, the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) stated that 'Operation Gold Awards', a program that provides monetary rewards to athletes who earn medals, for Paralympic athletes would be incr...

Former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders acknowledged Sunday that she was inoculated against COVID-19 "months ago" -- with the "Trump vaccine."

The Tennessee radio host, Phil Valentine, said he was among those who did not need to get vaccinated. Now his struggle with the virus is sparking its own discussion.

A Texas man allegedly set a fire that killed his brother and badly burned his mother because the pair did not follow the Bible, a report said. Philip Mills, 40, has been charged with capital murder and arson over the Thu...

People rally against removal of Columbus statues a year after they were taken down in Chicago.