Chile will issue “immunity passports” for recovered COVID-19 patients, a measure critics say puts the economy before people’s health. Under the “Safe Return Plan,” Chile’s government aims to

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Despite the global pandemic, banking is still big business in Frankfurt. But smaller businesses in the German city are suffering as reopening looms. Bakery owner Yildiray Sentürk and

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AUSTIN, Texas — AARP Texas Director Tina Tran issued the following statement Monday, April 27: “States are experiencing different levels of COVID-19 activity, however according to Centers for Disease Control