Former 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 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 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 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 commentUS Federal Workers Again Are Masking Up
Federal workers in Washington and some other cities Wednesday began wearing masks again at workmore
Leave a commentNigeria’s Pre-Olympic Basketball Progress Inspires Amateurs
The success of Nigeria’s national basketball team, D’Tigers, in pre-Olympic games this month is inspiringmore
Leave a commentCameroon Asks People Who Fled Boko Haram to Return
Cameroon’s government has sent ministers to its northern border with Nigeria to convince villagers whomore
Leave a commentHaitians Displaced by Gang Violence Face Bleak Future
Haitians displaced by gang incursions into swaths of the capital now live on the sharpestmore
Leave a commentUS-sanctioned Militia Leader Killed in East Libya, Officials Say
A Libyan militia leader sanctioned by the United States for allegedly killing civilians was shotmore
Leave a comment‘Just Proud’: Ledecky Wins Gold at Tokyo Olympics
Finally, a gold medal in Tokyo for Katie Ledecky. The American star bounced back frommore
Leave a commentFirst Person Charged Under Hong Kong Security Law Found Guilty
The first person charged under Hong Kong’s national security law was found guilty on Tuesdaymore
Leave a commentFormer US Senator Enzi of Wyoming Dies After Bicycle Accident
Retired U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, a Wyoming Republican known as a consensus-builder in an increasinglymore
Leave a commentMajor Chinese Companies Caught in Squeeze Play Between Beijing, US
Chinese companies with shares traded on American stock exchanges are facing significant challenges from politicalmore
Leave a commentPakistan Repatriates Afghan Soldiers Who Crossed Border in Face of Taliban Attack
Pakistan said Monday it “amicably” repatriated dozens of Afghan soldiers and police personnel to authoritiesmore
Leave a commentHaiti: S Korean TV Channel Apology Over Olympics Stereotypes ‘Didn’t Go Far Enough’
Haitian Foreign Minister Claude Joseph says an apology by the head of a South Korean televisionmore
Leave a commentBiden Announces End to US Combat Mission in Iraq
Within months, U.S. forces in Iraq will end their combat duties there, President Joe Bidenmore
Leave a commentSomali Elections Delayed Again; No New Date Set
Somalia’s indirect election of lawmakers, expected to begin Sunday, was delayed once again as regionalmore
Leave a commentEurope Makes New Vaccination Push to Counter Rising COVID Cases
With Europe’s rise in coronavirus infections accelerating, more governments are seeking ways to force themore
Leave a commentTunisia’s President Suspends Parliament
Tunisian troops blocked the head of parliament from entering the building early Monday, hours aftermore
Leave a commentAustralian Police Warn of Mass Arrests if Anti-Lockdown Protesters Return to Sydney
Police in Australia have warned that more anti-lockdown protests won’t be tolerated after thousands of people defiedmore
Leave a commentMarsupial Resurgence in Outback Australia
Experts have said that rare footage of an endangered marsupial in outback Australia is amore
Leave a commentHaiti Update
On the eve of the funeral for slain Haitian president, Jovenel Moïse, host Carol Castielmore
Leave a commentSmoke From Nearby Wildfires Helps Crews Gain on Biggest US Blaze
Scores of wildfires raging across forest and scrubland in the Western United States have belchedmore
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