Canada has developed a new gargle method for children to test for COVID-19. Most children in British Columbia can say goodbye to those icky swabs and uncomfortable COVID-19 tests as the Canadian province launches a new gargle method for students age 4-19.
As America more moves inexorably towards the November 2020 election, with each passing day - or with each day being removed from the countdown - a feeling of foreboding for some, elation for others is weeping ac roos the land...and the world.
Facing down a tidal wave of resistance, British prime Minister Boris Johnson is digging his heels and pushing ahead with what he calls the Internal Market Bill although his governments accepts that it violates international law.
Britain is providing £4.5 million (KY$4.9m) to the Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Special Development Fund to support countries in the region with their coronavirus COVID-19 recovery.
Venezuela’s medical practitioners are literally putting their lives at risk because the impoverished health care system offers little or no personal protection equipment.
Deadly violence within female prisons in Honduras is rare but a spate of recent murders in a prison is a warning that underestimating the role of women within gang and prison structures could be costly.
The Philippine president has pardoned a US Marine in a surprise move that will free him from imprisonment for the 2014 killing of a transgender Filipino woman that has sparked anger in the former American colony.
Cuba has received its first planeload of tourists to arrive on the Communist-run island in months as it struggles toward a post-pandemic new normalcy.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pushing an ambitious and costly new plan to revive both Canada and his political future following months of controversy.
Footballer Marcus Rashford has formed a taskforce with some of the UK's biggest food brands to try to help reduce child food poverty.