A man who stole government funds intended to aid unemployed workers during the COVID-19 pandemic was sentenced on October 28, 2026, to more than two years in federal prison.

A Maryland man is facing a federal indictment alleging that he led a $100 million fraud scheme linked to false medical claims made for COVID-19 tests.

A New Jersey man who obtained more than $2.1 million in fraudulent COVID-19 relief funds was sentenced on October 28, 2026 to 78 months in prison, three years’ supervised release, and ordered to pay ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. A summer COVID-19 surge is underway, raising concerns over the CDC's "bluewashing" of its ...

Alberta pharmacists are reporting delays, confusion and missing orders related to the province's distribution of COVID-19 ...

From Stratus to Cicada, several variants are on the radar as COVID-19 activity rises, impacting how the virus spreads, its severity, and how it interacts with the immune system. As we near infectious ...

Access to a long-term care ward at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has been restricted after cases of Covid-19 were ...

SPARK stands for Storytelling to Promote Acceptance, Respect, and Kindness and they have been telling stories for the past 4 ...

Assessing well-being in France (2014-2023), the study finds COVID-19 influenced scores, with health symptoms significantly ...

Bubba Wallace has never been afraid to stir things up in NASCAR, and his paint scheme for this weekend’s race at Talladega ...