Amazon Hit With Record EU Data Privacy Fine
Amazon.com Inc has been hit with a record $886.6 million (746 million euros) European Unionmore
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Britain’s transportation minister Friday defended the country’s decision to continue quarantine requirements on fully vaccinatedmore
Leave a commentLebanon’s Health Crisis Worsens
Lebanon is running desperately short of life-saving medicines to treat cancer, heart ailments, or evenmore
Leave a commentFormer Michigan Senator Carl Levin Dies at 87
Former Michigan senator Carl Levin, the state’s longest serving senator, and a liberal Democrat whomore
Leave a commentBrutal Killing Spotlights Violence Against Women in Pakistan
Noor Mukadam’s last hours were terror-filled. Beaten repeatedly, the 27-year-old jumped from a window butmore
Leave a commentCDC Report: COVID Delta Variant Can Spread ‘As Easily As Chickenpox’
According to reports in The Washington Post and The New York Times, the U.S. Centersmore
Leave a commentCountries Receive First Batch of Shared US COVID-19 Vaccines
Once seen as a vaccine hoarder, the U.S. is now sharing its COVID-19 doses, actingmore
Leave a commentSummer Turns Deadly for US-Bound Migrants Braving Scorching Desert Heat
Record-setting migration to the U.S.-Mexico border and scorching heat waves are contributing to an especiallymore
Leave a commentPhilippines Says US Visiting Forces Agreement to Remain in Effect
The Philippines says it has fully restored a major security agreement with the United States,more
Leave a commentUS Watchdog: Taliban Assassinations of Afghan Pilots ‘Worrisome’
Taliban assassinations of Afghan pilots detailed by Reuters this month mark another “worrisome development” formore
Leave a commentTaliban Admit to Killing Afghan Comic Beaten in Video
Afghanistan’s Taliban took responsibility this week for the killing of a comic in the country’smore
Leave a commentFloods Leave Thousands Homeless in Bangladesh Rohingya Camps
Days of heavy rainfall have pounded Rohingya refugee camps in southern Bangladesh, destroying dwellings andmore
Leave a commentIsrael’s NSO Under Fire for Spyware Targeting Journalists, Dissidents
There is growing international criticism of Israel following allegations that software from the private securitymore
Leave a commentTurkey Faces Dilemma as Afghan Refugees Start Arriving
With the Taliban continuing to make advances in Afghanistan, growing numbers of Afghan refugees aremore
Leave a commentWorld Leaders Pledge $4 Billion to Public Education Affected by Pandemic
Thursday marks the second and final day of the Global Education Summit in London, hostedmore
Leave a commentHealthy Living, A Look at Cosmetic Surgery, S2, E108
This week on Healthy Living, a look into cosmetic surgery. We hear from Doctor Frédérique Yao-Dje,more
Leave a comment‘Hubris’ and ‘Mendacity’: US Watchdog Unloads on US Efforts in Afghanistan
Current and future attempts by the United States to use its military might abroad couldmore
Leave a commentFrance Calls British Travel Rules ‘Discriminatory,’ Not Science-Based
France’s European Affairs Minister on Thursday called Britain’s decision to lift quarantine requirements for allmore
Leave a commentBlinken: Talks About Return to Iran Nuclear Deal ‘Will Not Go On Indefinitely’
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Thursday the negotiations on salvaging the 2015 nuclearmore
Leave a commentFloods Make Thousands Homeless in Bangladesh Rohingya Camps
Days of heavy rainfall have pelted Rohingya refugee camps in southern Bangladesh, destroying dwellings andmore
Leave a commentAfghan Government Facing ‘Existential Crisis’
The Afghan government in Kabul will be fighting for its life and could well fallmore
Leave a commentLawyer for Hong Kong Protester Asks Court for Shorter Term
A lawyer for the first person convicted under Hong Kong’s national security law asked Thursdaymore
Leave a commentPentagon Chief Seeks to Nudge Ties with Vietnam as Human Rights Concerns Linger
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin sought on Thursday to nudge forward security ties with Vietnammore
Leave a commentLargest US Employer to Pay Workers’ Tuition
The largest private employer in the U.S. — Walmart — said Wednesday it will paymore
Leave a commentUS Car Dealers Struggle to Find Inventory Amid Semiconductor Shortage
As the U.S economic recovery continues, many Americans want to buy new cars and trucks.more
Leave a commentFace Masks Are Back for Many Americans
Face mask requirements are returning to the United States in some communities and workplaces, alongmore
Leave a commentUS Federal Workers Again Are Masking Up
Federal workers in Washington and some other cities Wednesday began wearing masks again at workmore
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