India's COVID Crisis Draws Global Response As Cases, Deaths Surge
India is now opening up army hospitals to handle COVID patients and building makeshift crematoriums as cases and deaths continue to climb.

President Biden to end COVID-19 emergencies May 11
This comes as lawmakers have already ended elements of the emergencies that kept millions of Americans insured during the pandemic.
By Susan Walsh / AP
WHO says COVID remains an emergency but is in transition
The World Health Organization said there is still uncertainty in COVID-19's future, but the virus is at a "transition point."
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Long COVID patients use experimental shot for sense of smell issues
People are traveling from around the world to a Texas center that is testing a pain medication injection as a way to treat loss of smell from COVID.
By Scripps NewsTop Stories

Colorado River water cuts could reduce U.S. supply of lettuce crops
As farmers in Yuma County, Arizona see water cuts, the amount of leafy greens they grow might be affected.
By AP
Exxon reports record profits on heels of Chevron
Critics say both inside and out of government those margins ought to renew interest in a windfall profits tax on big oil.
By Matt Brown / AP
The US is facing a critical shortage of high tech engineers
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, between 2016 and 2026 there has been and will be a shortfall of six million engineers, or more.
By Scripps News