What happens if I get COVID-19 while traveling? – ABC News
COVID-19 rules for travelers will vary depending on the destinationBy VICTORIA MILKO AP Science WriterMay 2, 2022, 2:40 PM• 2...
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What’s Behind Japan’s Continued COVID-19 Border Restrictions? – The Diplomat
AdvertisementOn April 13 Japan announced that family members of foreign residents in Japan will be permitted to apply for short-term...
NYC Raises COVID Alert Level as New Cases Surpass Key Threshold; Manhattan Fuels Jump – NBC New York
New York City raised its COVID alert level to medium on Monday as cases surpassed a rate of 200 per...
South Africa hit by new subvariants of omicron that have been detected in the U.S. in small numbers – MarketWatch
A surge in COVID-19 cases in South Africa fueled by two new subvariants of omicron has raised concerns that they...
Hospitalizations decline as Maine reports 791 new cases of COVID-19 – Press Herald
The number of people hospitalized in Maine with COVID-19 declined on Monday as the state reported 791 new cases and...
Amazon workers lose paid COVID leave – The Hill
Amazon will no longer offer paid time off for employees with COVID-19, according to multiple reports. The online retail giant...
Flight cancellations persisted after January COVID-19 spike, data show – The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Carriers are hopeful 2022 will see a robust rebound thanks to stronger consumer and business travel demand, but there no...
During COVID, shareholder wealth soared while workers were left behind: Brookings – Yahoo Finance
The COVID-19 pandemic saw lower income populations around the world disproportionately affected in terms of financial impact while the amount...
Coronavirus daily news updates, May 2: What to know today about COVID-19 in the Seattle area, Washington state and the world – The Seattle Times
As public masking mandates end, experts say it’s important to make long-term changes to prevent future outbreaks. Take the Skagit...
The next COVID surge may hit San Francisco’s wealthy neighborhoods the hardest. Here’s why – San Francisco Chronicle
As COVID-19 case rates once more begin to climb in San Francisco, wealthy neighborhoods are seeing higher case rates than...