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Fatigue, cold and government reluctance will make this wave harder to quash.

A Pfizer spokeswoman said that multiple factors slowed the company down, including the time it took to source large quantities of the raw materials needed.

Critics of the plan have dubbed Bhasan Char an "island detention center," noting its isolation and allegations that families were being compelled or even financially enticed to go there.

The prominent activist was handed a sentence of 13.5 months but shouted “We will hang in there" as he was whisked away

The disclosure of an alleged attempt to purchase a pardon comes as Donald Trump’s presidential term winds to an end, traditionally a time when pardons are meted out

A CDC committee took the first official step toward prioritizing who will get the scarce first doses of any COVID-19 vaccine

In the new India, Hindus are more equal than others

“I personally feel this is an incredible milestone,” Moderna President Dr. Stephen Hoge tells TIME. "But the goal is to stop the pandemic, and we need to deliver 100 million doses, then the second 100 million doses after that. There is a sense we are still fighting the war"

The Argentine soccer legend fought demons off the field, but was an artist on the pitch.

Hong Kong's activists may seem vanquished, but the city has made fools of forecasters before argues Jeffrey Wasserstrom

India’s most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, introduced a law outlawing so-called “Love Jihad” on Tuesday, the first of at least five states led by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) that are considering new legislation targeting interfaith relationships in the world’s largest democracy. Love Jihad is a baseless conspiracy theory that Muslim men are…

“The attorneys for the President of the United States should not need ‘three last chances’ to coherently state a cause of action,” the Democratic group said