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Schultz conceded his attempts to get workers back in the office have been "unsuccessful," speaking at The New York Times's DealBook policy forum.

The findings come as the US continues to ease travel restrictions, including dropping testing mandates for travelers entering the country.

"I don't know why they think I'm interested in knowing people's locations — that one I still have to laugh at," Gates said.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the massive outbreak showed a "grave sign of lapses in our anti-epidemic system," state media reported.

They have to choose between staying at home and getting no income, or working and not returning home, The Wall Street Journal reported.

It's possible that the new, ultra-infectious subvariants driving up cases now could be a sign the virus is settling into a more predictable pattern.

Infectious disease modelers told the FDA we're "peaking" at around 80% immunity against Omicron now, but that level of protection won't last.

Los Angeles-based Xue Liangquan tried to visit his family in China. He ended up spending months in quarantine and leaving China without seeing them.

BA.2 accounts for nearly 55% of sequenced COVID-19 tests, US data shows. The subvariant has already driven a high case numbers in Europe and China.

The CDC gave the final OK for 2nd boosters to be given to adults over 65, and those with underlying medical conditions over 50, on Tuesday afternoon.

"I supposedly have it again (sigh), but almost no symptoms," Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, tweeted Monday of his latest COVID-19 diagnosis.

A CDC map shows how the BA.2 subvariant has outcompeted other types of coronaviruses in the northeastern US.

The evidence we have on 4th doses suggests they're probably not necessary for everyone, especially right now. Here's why.

Surging numbers of virus cases prompted the new measures. Daily increases of more 1,000 cases are a warning, one expert said.

President Biden asked Congress last week for $22.5 billion in new pandemic aid, which the White House said would help fund the US pandemic response.

In line with other top Democratic politicians, President Biden said Americans working from home "can feel safe to begin to return to the office."

The president asked the country to stop looking at COVID-19 as a partisan dividing line, and instead recognize it as a "God-awful disease."