Topic: COVID-19

Total non-farm payrolls increased by 517,000 last month, pushing the unemployment rate to 3.4%, its lowest since the late 1960s, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.

While COVID-19 variants Alpha, Gamma and Delta are no longer circulating among humans, they continue to spread in white-tailed deer.

Hong Kong tourism authorities said Friday they would give away 500,000 free plane tickets and other prizes as part of a global promotion signaling the reopening of the city-state to visitors.

Americans remain dissatisfied with broad aspects of U.S. society, continuing a trend that began at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, new polling from Gallup indicates.

President Joe Biden Thursday said at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C. that we can redeem the soul of America if we come together and treat each other with respect.

The Blue Bay LPGA women's golf tournament in China was canceled for the third time in four years due to "COVID-19-related matters," the LPGA announced.

The safety, reliability and security of the United States' critical infrastructure are at grave risk.

New York City unveiled its own sculpture to mirror Chicago's famed "Bean," after years of construction. The $10 million cousin to Chicago's "Cloud Gate" sculpture was revealed Tuesday in New York's Tribeca neighborhood.

A new study shows there are seven long-term health symptoms that are directly related to long-COVID-19, giving researchers a better understanding of how the virus that causes COVID-19 may mutate or evolve.

The number of tobacco products sold in the U.S. market is off its peak, though recent data show menthol cigarettes are increasingly popular and smoking among kids is on the rise.