Adar Poonawalla, CEO of the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, says that not enough COVID-19 vaccines will be available to innoculate the global population until at least the end of 2024. According to Poonawalla, pharmaceutical companies are not increasing production capacity quickly enough to vaccinate everyone faster.

On Monday, at least eight protesters were charged with arson and rioting after a protest broke out over a police-related shooting in Lancaster. Authorities said the man was fired upon by officers on Sunday after he ran “towards the officer, brandishing a knife above his head, in clear view, in a threatening manner.” Lancaster Police released bodycam footage of the shooting and the officer involved has been placed on leave.

In an interview on the Tamron Hall Show, the former Florida gubernatorial candidate publicly came out as bisexual. "You didn’t ask the question but I don’t identify as gay. I identify as bisexual. I’ve never shared that publicly before," he told the talk show host.

Joe Biden has accused the US president of trying to steal the election and claimed the military would escort him from the White House if he refused to leave. We explain what could happen if Donald Trump loses the election but doesn't accept defeat.

In an interview with CBS' Face the Nation, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said that the status of the COVID-19 vaccine would be known by the company by end of October. If safe, effective and approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, the vaccine could be distributed to Americans before the end of 2020.

On Monday, scientists said they have detected a gas called phosphine in the acidic clouds of Venus that indicates microbes may inhabit Earth’s neighbor, raising questions of potential life beyond Earth.

The president on Monday appeared receptive to the podcaster's invitation to moderate a four-hour-long debate between himself and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

North Carolina’s attorney general Josh Stein confirmed that voters would be committing illegal voter fraud if they voted twice in the 2020 US presidential election, following President Trump’s suggestion to show up at polling sites in North Carolina to ensure that their mail-in votes are counted. North Carolina recently launched a ballot-tracking application that allows voters to follow-up on their mail-in ballot.

On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that a three-week lockdown will be imposed on September 18 (Rosh Hashanah) due to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases in the country.

Discover ‘Hold Still’ ‑ a community photography project launched by The Duchess of Cambridge and the National Portrait Gallery, capturing the spirit, mood, hopes, and the fears of the UK as it dealt with the Coronavirus outbreak.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department says two deputies are “fighting for their lives” after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds in Compton. The suspect is still at large.

The song from the upcoming Bollywood film Khaali Peeli had its title changed from Beyoncé Sharma Jayegi (Beyoncé will feel shy) to Duniya Sharma Jayegi (the world will feel shy) after it received criticism for its racist undertones.

PCOS affects 1 in 15 people with female sex organs.

To mark since months since the coronavirus was declared a pandemic, we published a collection of six profiles of six people from six age groups across the US to see what toll COVID-19 has taken on their lives.

Denver erased a double-digit deficit in the second half and pushed the Western Conference semifinals series to a Game 7 against the Los Angeles Clippers. Jokic scored a game-high 34 points and added 14 rebounds and seven assists.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Requiem for a Dream, director Darren Aronofsky joined key collaborators, including star Ellen Burstyn, for a look back at the stylish drama at #TIFF20, presented by @Bell.

Director Antonio Campos on adapting Donald Ray Pollock's sprawling book and witnessing Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson embracing their inner darkness