Mariners are required to wear a face covering at all times. Those who refuse to wear a face covering, or who remove face coverings during exams, will be dismissed and could be subject to examination module failure. Keep Reading
Terrorists are not immune to the coronavirus, but they tend to adapt quickly and exploit conditions of instability. Keep Reading
From the first known case imported into New Zealand on February 26 to the last case of community transmission detected on May 1, elimination took 65 days. Keep Reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted shortfalls in the availability of and access to key resources. Keep Reading
As it becomes increasingly evident that we will need to find a new normal, it is critical to hone our ability to engage honestly as a society about what we value and what tradeoffs we are prepared to make. Keep Reading
The Global Advisory, initially put in place on March 19, 2020, advised U.S. citizens to avoid all international travel due to the global impact of COVID-19. Keep Reading
Marco A. Gonzales, 49, a Border Patrol agent at the Del Rio Sector Brackettville Station, died Wednesday in San Antonio due to COVID-19, sources told HSToday. Gonzales was a member of Border Patrol Class 606. Keep Reading
In 2019, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) reported that “unless global greenhouse gas emissions fall by 7.6 percent each year between 2020 and 2030, the world will miss the opportunity to get on track towards the 1.5°C temperature goal of the Paris Agreement.” Keep Reading
Authorities in the Australian city of Melbourne have warned of a "dangerous" rise in people resisting lockdown measures, sometimes violently. Keep Reading
"Throughout this extraordinary period, the dedication and innovation of our Coast Guard active duty, reserve, civilian, auxiliarists, and the support of our families, have allowed us to overcome myriad challenges, best leverage resources, and mitigate risk." Keep Reading
Four agencies have accounted for 85 percent of the $17.8 billion in government contracts awarded in response to pandemic. Keep Reading
Measures not implemented were cloth masks for campers and opening windows and doors for increased ventilation in buildings. Cloth masks were required for staff members. Keep Reading
Bahamas prime minister warned residents that holding hurricane parties during the pandemic could be "devastating." Keep Reading
The road map identifies a set of nine evidence-based, commonsense actions the AAMC believes is essential to act on immediately, and two longer-term, larger-scale changes to improve the overall health of our nation. Keep Reading
A recent Forescout report showed more than a third of workstations in healthcare operate on unsupported versions of Windows, among a host of other vulnerabilities found in everyday medical devices. Keep Reading
“The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on many facets of DHS operations as well as the health and safety of agents, officers and the public,” the new call for proposals states. Keep Reading
Under phase three, Energy will rescind all full-time telework agreements it provided at the beginning of the pandemic and employees will be expected to return to their headquarters offices. Keep Reading
The wide-ranging report, put together by the UN monitoring team that tracks the global jihadi terror threat, states that the group is consolidating in Iraq and Syria and "showing confidence in its ability to increasingly operate in a brazen manner in its former core area." Keep Reading
Most cases, or 10 million, were in just 10 countries, with the United States, Brazil and India accounting for nearly half. On Thursday afternoon, the U.S. passed the milestone of four million infections. Keep Reading
U.S. was unprepared for challenge of providing food to the country while trying to protect the health of workers. Keep Reading