Fifteen-year-old Braden Wilson was frightened of COVID-19. He was careful to wear masks and only left his house, in Simi Valley, California, for things like orthodontist checkups and visits with his grandparents nearby.

COVID-linked syndrome in children is growing and cases are more severe

If you have been contemplating joining a gym and going for a morning jog, scientists have an easy for you — yes! Since the pandemic began and several countries went into repeated lockdowns, a lot of people started gaining weight due to lack of exercise and increased intake of unhealthy food.

Exercising can help reduce chances of cancer: Study

Argentina's former president Carlos Menem, who marked his country with a neoliberal approach to the economy, died in a Buenos Aires clinic on Sunday at the age of 90.

Ex-Argentine president Menem dies aged 90

A surge in coronavirus infections following the year-end holidays has left a growing number of Mexicans struggling with feelings of guilt or resentment over deaths that could have been avoided.

Mexico's post-holiday Covid surge brings remorse, recriminations

The UK government will on Monday introduce mandatory hotel quarantine rules for arrivals from dozens of countries deemed "high risk" for coronavirus variants, as it tries to stop new strains spreading.

UK rolls out hotel quarantine for 'high risk' country returnees

Google and Facebook are "very close" to deals with major Australian media to pay for news, a top government official said Monday, as the tech giants scramble to avoid landmark regulation.

Google and Facebook 'close' to deals with Australian media

Talking about the impeachment trial of the former US President Donald Trump, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson characterised the whole incident as "toings and froings and all the kerfuffle".

'Toings, froings and kerfuffle': UK PM Boris Johnson reacts to Trump's impeachment trial

Russia celebrates Valentine's Day by forming human chains in support for Navalny's wife

The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has battled the deadly coronavirus himself in April 2020. The leader spent three nights in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) while the nation hoped for his speedy recovery.

'That didn’t occur': UK PM Boris Johnson was sure he would survive coronavirus

February 15 in history: Canada's national flag adopted, USSR pulls out of Afghanistan, and more

Myanmar army has once again blocked internet services in the country while the troops rally on streets to break several ongoing protests demanding an immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Morning news brief: Trump's possible return to White House, another epidemic declared, and more

The pandemic has not yet ended, with new strains being identified, but things are not getting any better in this world. Now, Guinea has declared an 'epidemic' situation as the country has recorded at least three deaths and seven cases of the Ebola virus.

Guinea declares Ebola 'epidemic' after three confirmed deaths

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