The Phoenix College Alumni Association has donated meals to students for Thanksgiving. The community college held a drive-through food distribution.
After reporting that it got the final results it needed, Moderna is asking the U.S., as well as European regulators, for emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine.
In a policy reversal, New York City will be reopening the nation’s largest school system for in-person learning despite the coronavirus raging in the United States.
A preliminary injunction that bars the expulsion of migrant children who cross the U.S.-Mexico border alone is being appealed by the U.S. government.
Dr. Anthony Fauci has warned that the U.S. could see a "surge upon surge" of COVID infections tied to Thanksgiving. States across the country are implementing new virus restrictions.
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At an online conference Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said free college is “a socialist takeover of higher education” and dangerous for the economy.
Thanks to more than 200 Amazon tablets, The Sidewalk School for Children Asylum Seekers is continuing to teach Central American children living in a camp of asylum seekers.
Georgia State researchers have found a drug that completely suppresses the transmission of SARS-CoV-2, which is the scientific name for the coronavirus strain that causes COVID-19.
A new analysis argues for low-income Black, Hispanic and Native American households to receive a COVID vaccine first. As of yet, no one at the federal level has committed to this idea.
Although NYC had crossed the threshold of 3% of all the coronavirus tests performed over a seven-day period coming back positive, it is reopening its schools for in-person learning.
Will there be a national COVID-19 testing strategy under President-elect Joe Biden’s administration? And how could such a strategy help curtail the pandemic?
The UK has begun its coronavirus vaccination program. The first two doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine were given to a shop clerk and a man named William Shakespeare.
While the U.S. has not yet approved a vaccine for emergency use, U.S. regulators said Pfizer’s COVID vaccine appears to be both safe and effective. The FDA will publicly vet the vaccine.
Is in-person or online learning or a hybrid the best solution as the U.S. deals with the coronavirus pandemic? School districts across the country grapple with what to do next.
