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Israel Prepares For Fourth Round of Vaccination, Ensuring There Will Be Enough Doses
Israel is making preparations to guarantee that it has enough vaccines in case the fourth round of Covid-19 injections is required, according to the country's top health official. -
Remnants from the Great Synagogue of Vilna Survives World War 2, Nazis and Soviet War; Here's What They Found
The Great Synagogue of Vilna, located in Lithuania, was a victim of the crossfire of Hitler's Nazis and the Soviets. It was supposed to be obliterated, but some parts of the holy place still exist. Uncovered were precious remnants from the site by archaeologists after the end of the war. -
Two Democratic Lawmakers Push for Vaccine Mandates for All Domestic Travelers; Fauci Supports Proposal But Will Biden Back It?
After two Democratic legislators pressed for vaccine passport measures, Dr. Anthony Fauci supports vaccination requirements for travelers. -
France's Former Health Minister Charged Over Alleged Failed Pandemic Response
Authorities revealed that the former health minister of France, Agnes Buzyn, will be charged for her alleged failed response to the pandemic. The official left her position a few weeks after the first confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country to pursue a mayoral position. -
Fauci Believes "It's Not Smart" To Reopen Sports Stadiums Amid Delta Variant, Urges Residents To Get Vaccinated
The top infectious disease expert in the United States, Dr. Anthony Fauci, warned residents that it was still too early to go back to sports stadiums. The medical expert said that low vaccination rates across the country put residents' lives at risk. -
WHO Asks Rich Countries Not To Give Booster or Third Shots; Poor Nations Are Still About To Receive Their First Shot
The World Health Organization urged rich nations to hold off on handing out additional COVID-19 vaccines until the end of the year, citing the millions of people who had yet to get a single dose. -
Russian Segment ‘Zvezda’ Module Raised Fire Alarm Before Space Walk by Cosmonauts on ISS
An emergency on the International Space Station (ISS) when 'Zvezda' module raised an alarm, just before Russian cosmonauts went out, before they were set to work on the Nauku segment of the space station. -
Chang’e 5 Makes Unexpected Course Change from Deep Space to a U-turn Back to the Moon for Reasons Unknown
News that the Chang'e 5 makes unexpected course change when backtracking from deep space to going back to the moon. The probe was supposed to stay longer in deep space, but a sudden U-turn back to the moon caught experts unprepared for any possible explanations for the course change. -
Ivermectin Overdose Causes COVID-19 Patient to Suffer Diarrhea, Vomiting; WHO Warns Against Unproven Cure
The use of Ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19 has resulted in an overdose, with unauthorized use that people should dissuade. Desperation and fear over the virus prompt people to take chances with anything that is a shadow of a cure. -
Researchers Discover Ancient Mass Grave of Decapitated Bodies Believed To Be Gladiators During Roman Occupation in Britain
The discovery of an ancient mass grave with decapitated gladiator bodies by archeologists was similar to other sites in the domain of ancient Rome. -
Injection and IV Therapy - A New Era in Athletic Recovery
You're in the locker room at the gym, and you overhear a conversation about IV therapy. The big guy is busy describing the process he went through with IV treatment, telling his buddy how it made him feel like a new person. -
Mysterious 5,500-Year-Old Polished Stone Balls Discovered in Orkney Tomb; Scholars Baffled If Its a Tool or Weapon
Scholars found two 5, 500-year-old polished stone balls seen in an Orkney Tomb in the Scottish Isles. It must have represented a primitive pre-technology, but what it was used for is not yet definite. -
Mu COVID-19 Variant Found in 49 States; WHO Considers It As 'Variant of Interest'
Mu COVID-19 variant has been identified in 49 states, with Nebraska being the only state where the mutation has not been discovered. -
12-Year-Old Boy Dies As India Struggles To Contain New Nipah Virus Believed To Be Deadlier Than COVID-19
Indian authorities reported a new viral infection in their region called the Nipah virus which has already infected and killed a 12-year-old boy in Kerala state. The disease is thought to be deadlier than the coronavirus and is also difficult to trace. -
Divers Discover Sunk Warship With Treasures of the Amber Room Looted by Nazis in World War 2
The second world war, the fabled amber room worth £250m, was looted by Nazis. A group of divers will have a chance to discover what lies in the crates inside the sunken warship 'Karlsruhe,' which carried it.
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