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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Friday after the release of retail sales data.

After hearing about anti-Asian hate crimes and experiencing racism at her own restaurant, “Top Chef” finalist Shirley Chung felt a need to speak out.

The U.K. is preparing to deliver surge vaccinations and testing in areas where the new Covid-19 variant first detected in India is spreading.

The Greek government has a message to lure mainly northern Europeans, who are desperate for some warmer weather and a holiday: “All you want is Greece.”

Singapore’s government said Friday it’s “very likely” that the air travel bubble with Hong Kong will not begin on May 26 as planned.

More places are easing travel restrictions for vaccinated travelers, with some set to require inoculations from all travelers by the summer.

Government data released Friday showed there were 343,144 new reported cases over a 24-hour period, where at least 4,000 people died.

A Bay Area family is part of a three-phase trial at Stanford University as they are looking into the vaccine effects on younger children.

A long-standing challenge for rural Ireland has been the migration to urban areas.

A former staffer is suing U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.), accusing the congressman of taking a “reckless” approach to COVID-19, exposing his staff and himself to the virus.

A federal mask mandate is still in effect for air, bus and train travel as well as in stations and airports.

Here’s what you need to know about the spread of the coronavirus in San Diego County, including how many cases have been reported and the latest updates from local health officials.

U.S. Covid case counts fell further on Wednesday, with the nationwide average now at about 36,700 per day over the past week, the lowest since Sept. 14.

Dr. Ashish Jha explains the significance of the CDC’s latest update to its masking guidelines.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is easing mask-wearing guidance for fully vaccinated people, allowing them to stop wearing masks outdoors in crowds and in most indoor settings

More than 1 million people will see a loss or reduction in jobless benefits due to state withdrawal from federal unemployment programs.

Unemployed Americans thought they’d receive benefits until September. Now that aid is in jeopardy in a growing number of states.

There are a handful of instances where people will still need to wear masks — in a health-care setting, at a business that mandates them or on public transportation.

The effect of unemployment pay’s role on the worker shortage in industries across the nation is up for debate.

U.S. Treasury yields were flat on Thursday morning ahead of more key inflation data.