COVID-19

Hundreds of businesses rely on major commercial and arts gatherings for much of their annual income.

Chinese officials have lifted the harshest restrictions of the zero-COVID policy, but consumers are still cautious amid surging infections.

China has abandoned its sweeping restrictions after nearly three years. Heads are spinning from the speed of the change, and infections are spreading quickly.

As many as 15 million people may lose Medicaid coverage after the pandemic emergency is formally declared over. But the government’s own projections show many of them will still qualify. They’ll just get hung up in the paperwork.

The White House has been asking Congress to allocate more funds, but that hasn't happened.

Most workers who leave small towns for higher pay in big cities can't bring their families with them. For nearly three years, travel restrictions have kept them apart.

After nearly three years of China's zero-COVID policy, citizens are exhausted and some are calling for more than just an end to the restrictions.

Once funding for COVID vaccines run out, doctors will have to pay upfront for the doses — and hope that they make their money back.

China is simplifying some of the rules to enter its zero-COVID bubble, but many hurdles remain.

Everyone lost time, but for millennials, they were years often marked by dating, marriage and family formation.