COVID-19

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration says it has received more than 10,000 COVID-related complaints.

"There will be consequences, always, from these choices," says former WHO chair David Salisbury. "But we try to make them with the best interests of the most people at heart."

Since the pandemic has changed behavior of cosmetics customers, analysts expect both Ulta Beauty and Target to benefit from their partnership.

The unemployment rate is down, and more people are returning to the labor force. But finding a job isn't easy.

As of now, confidence in a potential COVID-19 vaccine is lower than confidence in other vaccines, one specialist says.

The human body isn't wired to stay in a constant state of fight-or-flight.

Researchers say they must overcome deep mistrust of medical research in the Black, Latinx and Native American communities in recruiting volunteers for vaccine testing.

To build public trust, Pfizer shared details of their trials: who was tested, the race and ethnicity of participants, how they were monitored, how to measure success and funding sources.

Part of the problem is the IRS' limited resources for marketing, among other reasons.

With so many schools online, screen fatigue, parents opting out and other coronavirus-driven variables, how will districts get the funds they need?