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GLOBAL PANDEMIC
French President Emmanuel Macron announced a three-week nationwide school closure and a month-long domestic travel ban.
China, Russia and the United States didn’t join in with the 25 signatories of the commentary.
"The timing is right," the New South Wales state premier said.
Brazil has the world’s second-highest death toll over the past year, after the United States.
The regulatory approach to new vaccines will be similar to the modified flu shot, which changes every year.
Buckingham Palace said in January the 94-year-old head of state and the Duke of Edinburgh, 99, had been inoculated.
POLITICS
Twitter users exercised their right to mock the Georgia Republican after she posted a video of herself doing a CrossFit-style workout.
The former vice presidential candidate also urged Americans to wear masks. "It's better than doing nothing to slow the spread," she said.
The nation's leading infectious diseases expert recalls one moment last April that was "a jolt."
"The federal government did not provide consistent messaging to the American people and that is fault number one," Birx said.
Julia Letlow was elected to the seat that was left empty when her husband died from the coronavirus.
It's an attempt to help the people who are suffering and dying the most.
IT'S PERSONAL
"I have experienced approximately 100 symptoms. ... Although my life is no longer in danger, the inflammation that seems to be raging throughout my body will not quit."
"COVID-19 has opened a Pandora’s box of emotional, behavioral and mental health issues that will be difficult to put back."
"I couldn’t just come to class. I had to be subjected to racist rhetoric that was very rarely addressed by professors or teaching assistants, particularly by non-Black professors and TAs."
IN THIS TOGETHER
"I'll never forget early pandemic when u found out how many ppl had second family homes"
Some college sexual assault victims welcomed remote learning due to COVID-19 because it was the only form of protection they could get.
People share how the coronavirus has affected their anxiety, depression and more, along with how they're coping.
The emotional impact of the coronavirus cannot be understated. Here are the main problems experts are worried about.
"I really am disabled now, so it really does take a toll."
From little kids to teens, here's to make the unknown exciting again – and calm any nerves.