Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) says he does not need to be vaccinated against Covid-19 since he already caught the virus. Dr. Jay Varkey, associate professor of medicine at Emory University, explains why Paul's reasoning is incorrect.
The city that never sleeps is finally staying up after 14 months of being mostly closed for indoor dining due to the coronavirus. No other city in the United States was hit as hard as New York and the Big Apple's nightlife reopening is a sign of hope for many worldwide.
Irish drone start-up, Manna, is teaming up with businesses to offer contact-free delivery of groceries and takeout. The company has plans to expand to the US soon.
Samoa swore in its first female Prime Minister in a makeshift ceremony in a tent after she was locked out of Parliament amid a power struggle with the country's longstanding leader.
In a bid to combat the sharp increase in hate crimes targeting people of Asian descent in New York City, a group of volunteers called the Guardian Angels has ramped up its presence. VOA's Janine Phakdeetham takes you on one of their patrols in the Big Apple.
BMW chief Oliver Zipse explains why despite ambitious goals to move forward with electric vehicles, the company isn't ready to say goodbye to gasoline-powered cars just yet.
The Fido Awards honors performances by dogs in movies over the last 12 months. This year's ceremony was held Sunday at King's Cross in London, with the main award being split between "Truffle Hunters" and "Stray." (May 24)
Dr. Anthony Fauci told the Poynter Institute on May 11 that he wasn't totally convinced that Covid-19 developed naturally and that he thinks that more investigation into the origin is needed. CNN's Natasha Bertrand and Kylie Atwood have more.
Arrival is shaking up the traditional assembly line model of manufacturing cars, deploying AI and robotics to create "microfactories" to produce buses, vans and cars.
The controversy over a trade deal between the UK and Australia centres around how much access it would grant Australian farmers to the British market, an expert has told Euronews. It comes amid reports London wants to tie up the agreement by early June.
Italy's most famous poet, Dante Alighieri, was forced from his native town of Florence because of his political affiliation. This is the assertion from a group of lawyers in May 2021, despite the exile taking place over 700 years ago. The father of the Italian language was exiled in 1302 and later sentenced to death following a coup by his political rivals and allies to the Pope, the Black Guelfs.
