Coronavirus

Bill Gates, who donated $1.75 billion to COVID-19 vaccine development and fighting the pandemic, said this week that while the currently available vaccines prevent severe illness and death, they aren't durable enough and should be better at preventing infection.

The U.S. government on Wednesday posted a roughly $21 billion budget deficit for December, the smallest monthly shortfall in nearly two years as the pandemic recovery fueled an increase in personal and corporate income tax receipts.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney rips the Biden administration's botched efforts to curb the virus

Dr. Jerome Adams says Biden has left it up to businesses to "take control" of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Transportation Security Administration screened just over 1.1 million people at U.S. airport security checkpoints on Tuesday, the lowest volume since April, as the omicron variant of the coronavirus continues to sweep the nation.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned Americans this week against traveling to Canada, due to what it deemed a "Very High" level of COVID-19 infections in the country.

As COVID-19 cases reach record highs, hospitals around the U.S. are struggling to meet the capacity of patients. An ongoing staff shortage is leaving systems stretched thin and forcing elective surgeries to be postponed.

Shortages at U.S. grocery stores have grown more acute in recent weeks as new problems — like the fast-spreading omicron variant and severe weather — have piled on to the supply chain struggles and labor shortages that have plagued retailers since the coronavirus pandemic began.

With COVID-19 flaring up across China, major manufacturers are shutting factories, ports are clogging up and workers are in short supply as officials impose city lockdowns and mass testing on a scale unseen in nearly two years.

There is a growing debate on whether people testing for omicron should swab their throats.

Economics professor Austan Goolsbee explains how the severity of omicron will likely dictate economic growth in 2022 during 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'

Facebook becomes one of the first big tech companies to layout a COVID-19 booster policy.

United has canceled 149 flights and delayed 42, according to tracking website FlightAware as of Tuesday.

More workers are set to be fired from several companies this month over vaccine mandates.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order intended to clamp down on price gouging of at-home COVID-19 test kits.

The White House said private health insurers will be required to pay for up to eight COVID-19 tests per person per month, while Americans can expect to be able to order free tests purchased by the government later this month.

Pfizer is confident it can deliver a vaccine that specifically targets omicron by March.

What the Supreme Court can learn from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Americans' inflation fears accelerated again in November, climbing for the 13th consecutive month to a new record high, according to a key Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey published Monday.

Billionaire Gristedes CEO John Catsimatidis told "Fox & Friends First" that labor shortages and gas price hikes are to blame for the potential supply chain crisis.