Pfizer to seek approval for a 3rd vaccine dose
Pfizer says it is about to seek U.S. authorization for a third dose of its COVID-19 vaccine, but U.S. health officials say a booster isn't needed yet. (July 9)
Pfizer says it is about to seek U.S. authorization for a third dose of its COVID-19 vaccine, but U.S. health officials say a booster isn't needed yet. (July 9)
Moritz Simon Geist crafts techno tunes, with the help of self-built robots. The engineer and media artist plays shows all over the word.
A strong earthquake hit near Lake Tahoe and could be felt in Northern California and Northern Nevada. Brett Durrant, who was traveling on highway 395 near Coleville, California, captured the effects of the earthquake on camera.
The 90's teen horror novels get a grown up adaptation for a trilogy of Netflix films. Rick Damigella reports.
CNN's Laura Coates talks with Cameron Kinley, the captain of the US Navy football team, who will be allowed to try to play in the National Football League after the US military reversed course and approved his request to delay his service.
Some Republican leaders are perplexed by the reluctance of constituents to get vaccinated against coronavirus. CNN's Brian Stelter reports some right-wing media pundits are abusing the trust of their audiences by promoting vaccine rejection rhetoric.
The Biden administration is sending 3 million doses of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine to Indonesia as the archipelago deals with a surge in COVID-19 cases. The Indonesian government said it would use the doses as booster shots for health workers who have already been fully vaccinated with the Chinese Sinovac vaccine.
US Soccer Hall of Famer and FOX Soccer lead studio analyst Alexi Lalas discusses with CNN's Don Riddell what victory would mean for Lionel Messi, but notes that Brazil and Neymar are hoping to reign supreme in Rio.
People gathered at the entrance of a church in Olympia to remember a man who died during the recent heat wave in the Pacific Northwest (July 9)
U.S. President Joe Biden announced Thursday that the U.S. mission in Afghanistan would end August 31, but concerns remain about the plight of Afghan civilians, particularly women, as the Taliban continue to gain ground against Afghan forces. VOA's Senior Diplomatic Correspondent Cindy Saine reports.
Author James Patterson and Anderson Copper discuss collaboration and the writing process. Watch "Full Circle" Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6pm E.T.
Bryan Anthony Rhoden was arrested in connection with the killings of two men, Paul Pierson and Henry Valdez, as well as golf pro Gene Siller, all of whom were found dead last weekend at the Atlanta-area Pinetree Country Club, Cobb County Police Chief Tim Cox said.