US President Joe Biden on Thursday commemorated the death of 1 million people in the United States from COVID-19, marking what he called "a tragic milestone" and urging Americans to "remain vigilant" amid the ongoing pandemic.

The US economy suffered a major slump in the first three months of this year, contracting by -0.4 percent in the first quarter, marking its weakest quarter since the COVID pandemic began.

The White House has accused Republicans of holding federal Covid-19 response funding “hostage” over their immigration demand.

England recorded its highest ever COVID-19 infection prevalence in March and cases were still increasing in the over-55s at the end of the month, an Imperial College London survey said on Wednesday.

The Biden administration has had a slew of challenges from the very onset, rendering a unique style of governance, the Democratic leader who has appeared at a time when America remains extremely divided, probably more than ever before.

The golden age of modernization and prosperity in Iran projected worldwide during the 1970’s, whether a farce or an aspiration in need of time to bear fruit, ended in a revolution and the severing of ties with a powerful ally, the United States of America.

US officials are preparing for the possibility of thousands of more migrants per day attempting to cross the southern border.