US lawmakers rebuff Instagram boss's self-regulation pitch
Facing pressure, the company announced in September a "pause" in developing a version of Instagram for kids under 13
US health panel endorses Merck Covid pill
Merck's treatment is taken as four capsules, twice a day, over five days -- for a total of 40 pills.
New US probe targets Instagram's impact on children
The investigation targets, among other things, Meta's techniques for increasing the frequency and duration of engagement by young users and the resulting harms
Family of boy, 9, left in coma after Astroworld Festival sues Travis Scott
The music festival killed eight people and injured hundreds over a period of 40 minutes during a crowd surge.
US finally reopening borders after 20 months
US health authorities have said all vaccines approved by the US Food and Drug Administration and the World Health Organization would be accepted for entry by air.
Relief as more than 800 migrants disembark in Italy
Nearly 55,000 migrants have disembarked in Italy this year, compared with just under 30,000 last year, according to interior ministry figures.
US gives final approval of Pfizer's Covid vaccine for children aged 5-11
The main concern was the risk of myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle, detected in adolescents and young adults (mostly males)
Antidepressant reduced Covid-19 hospitalisation risk: study
Many problems stemming from Covid are caused by swelling as the immune system over-reacts to the infection.
TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat defend impact on kids at US hearing
While a recent whistleblower-fueled controversy has focused on Facebook's knowledge that its sites could cause harm, other social media giants also grapple with safety issues.
US panel recommends Pfizer Covid vaccine for younger children
Of 877 vaccine-induced myocarditis cases in under 29s, 829 were hospitalized, according to official data.
Woman uses huge snake to scare health officials to avoid taking COVID-19 vaccine [VIDEO]
The woman is seen telling the health workers she would throw the reptile at them if they insisted on administering the vaccine.
Embattled Facebook releases new curbs on harassment
Facebook also added journalists and human rights defenders to the list of people considered public figures because of their work.
EU offers border 'express lane' to solve N.Ireland Brexit row
The UK said it would look at the proposals "seriously and constructively"
Pfizer seeks US authorization of Covid vaccine for ages 5-11
While younger children are less likely to develop severe cases, they can still become sick and transmit the virus to the general population.
Facebook whistleblower reveals identity, says firm chooses 'profit over safety'
Earlier Sunday, Facebook dismissed as "ludicrous" suggestions it contributed to the January 6 riot.
British PM backs Brexit strategy despite supply crunch
Deliveries to supermarkets have been hit, while a lack of tanker drivers has triggered panic-buying at petrol stations
Prince Harry and Jill Biden pay tribute to America's war wounded
Prince Harry, a combat veteran who served two tours in Afghanistan, first attended the US Department of Defense Warrior Games in 2013 in Colorado.
Jennifer Garner brings fans to tears with plea to help Afghan refugees
"After weeks of worry and waiting they were finally here—hungry, exhausted, with nothing but the clothes on their backs—and their children.
Infant covered in vomit found screaming inside car in Pennsylvania
Onlookers alerted the cops about the child in distress
36-year-old model mauled by leopard after entering animal's enclosure for photoshoot
Authorities reportedly said they are investigating the animal owner on suspicion of negligent bodily harm.
Japan stops use of 1.63 million Moderna doses over contamination
Contaminants were seen in 39 unopened vials at eight vaccination locations in central Japan, including Tokyo, according to national broadcaster NHK.
Islamic State suicide bombers kill dozens at Kabul Airport
In recent years, the Islamic State's Afghanistan-Pakistan chapter has been responsible for some of the deadliest attacks in those countries.
US grants Pfizer Covid vaccine full approval, triggering new mandates
Pfizer's vaccine, which will now be marketed under its brand name Comirnaty, is the first to receive full approval.
WHO asks China for more data on Covid origins as Russia deaths spike
A government tally reported 808 fatalities over the past 24 hours -- the first time Russia has crossed the 800-mark for daily virus deaths.
Flawed scientific papers fuelling Covid-19 misinformation
Inaccurate information about vaccines is especially dangerous at a time when uptake of the shots has slowed in the United States
Barcelona has Cristiano Ronaldo posters all over dressing room walls
The posters come with a stern warning against contracting Covid-19
Wall Street wipeout as stocks plunge
The Delta variant has been in the headlines for weeks, but concerns on Wall Street grew after Los Angeles reimposed an indoor mask mandate over the weekend
Indonesians ignore warnings in rush to buy anti-parasite drug for Covid
Efforts to tackle the virus worldwide have been marred by conspiracy theories, often propagated by political leaders and other public figures.
Top North Korean officials sacked after 'crucial' Covid-19 incident
Leader Kim himself tearfully thanked his people for not having had any cases at a military parade in October, although analysts have long doubted the assertion.
Suns vs Clippers: Chris Paul celebrates with Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton
The Phoenix Suns recorded a 104-103 win in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals to take a 2-0 lead in the seven game series.