The Latest Breaking News from Pandemic

Think local, listen to the experts and get diverse voices in the room, says emergency planner Lucy Easthope

Flu viruses that can use a second cellular entry point may move more effectively between animals and humans, scientists say.

After dividend payouts were banned during the pandemic, Spanish bank Santander is making up for lost time. It pledged to pay out half of its 2023 profits, which totaled nearly $12 billion. This means roughly $6B in buybacks and dividends is heading back to shareholders - but the stock still…

Here's what Harris' record tells us about her views on food insecurity, essential workers and labor

Dave Plummer (aka Dave's Garage), a former Microsoft software engineer, recently shared a YouTube video explaining the digital pandemic caused by CrowdStrike.

According to a new report, the average eighth-grader needs over nine months of extra school time to catch up with pre-COVID achievement levels.

When I finished the manuscript for my book The Pause, which looked at the COVID-19 pandemic through the idea of “pausing,” a notion frequently invoked in pandemic discussions of suspended and cancelled activities, I was happy to be done and not to think about the pandemic anymore.

Avian flu is reported to kill more than half the people it infects. The reality is much more complicated

Letters: Edward Rosen, Jabeer Butt and Edward Lyon respond to the first report of the official Covid inquiry

The last few years have been troubling for the British steel industry. High energy costs, a wave of cheap Chinese imports, plant closures, the COVID pandemic and financial struggles have all taken their toll.

Kansas faces the worst teacher shortfall in its history. The 4,000 teaching vacancies Florida faces as the new school year approaches “is more than the population of teachers in 19 of Florida’s smallest counties combined,” the state’s teachers union says. In Vermont, there are days when whole grades of students…