The environmental measures attached to the Covid-19 relief bill mark the first significant climate change legislation to pass in the U.S. in about a decade.
The news comes on the heels of an increasing and largely unexpected push by Chinese authorities to rein in their biggest tech firms through regulatory action.
A shortage of staff that can administer monoclonal antibodies, which have to be given via IV, combined with delays in Covid-19 testing have limited their use.
Around 14 million workers are collecting unemployment through programs ending this weekend. For many, it is already too late to avoid a benefits cliff.
Washington lawmakers are battling over how much to include in second stimulus checks. Data shows just how far $600 or $2,000 will go toward U.S. rents.
In June 2018, Giuseppe Conte, a law professor with no political experience, became Italy's prime minister because of a compromise. He's still in the role now.
The Irish foreign minister said a post-Brexit trade agreement is expected Thursday, after a "last-minute hitch" on fishing rights delayed an announcement.
Nikola said the decision was made after both companies determined the it would "result in longer than expected development time, and unexpected costs."
Dr. Stephen Parodi, director of Kaiser Permanente’s nationwide Covid response, warns of new Covid waves and explains why healthcare staff are frustrated.