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 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 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 commentMyanmar is Aiming to Eliminate Free Press, Media Group Says
In just under six months Myanmar has become one of the worst jailers of journalistsmore
Leave a commentUNAMA Chief: Without Meaningful Negotiations, Taliban Lose Legitimacy
The Taliban will lose the international legitimacy they gained through their negotiations in Doha ifmore
Leave a commentBiden Administration Wants to Require Businesses to Disclose Ransomware Attacks
The Biden administration is throwing its support behind congressional legislation that would require companies tomore
Leave a comment‘About Time’: Gay Athletes Unleash Rainbow Wave on Olympics
When Olympic diver Tom Daley announced in 2013 that he was dating a man andmore
Leave a commentAfghanistan Government Arrests Four Journalists on Propaganda Charges
Four journalists have been arrested on propaganda charges in Afghanistan, Afghan officials said Tuesday. Theymore
Leave a commentPakistani, 19, Becomes Youngest Person to Summit K2
A 19-year-old Pakistani has become the youngest person to summit K2, the world’s second highestmore
Leave a commentVolunteers Pitch in to Fight Russia’s Raging Forest Fires
The little domed tents of the volunteer firefighters in the clearing of a Siberian forestmore
Leave a commentTies Between Peace Partners Jordan, Israel Seen as Improving
After years of strained relations between Jordan and Israel over the Palestinian issue, analysts saymore
Leave a commentPentagon China Expert Sworn In on Way to Singapore
On a military aircraft high above the Pacific Ocean en route to Singapore, U.S. Defensemore
Leave a commentOnly Tokyo Could Pull Off These Games? Not Everyone Agrees
Staging an Olympics during the worst pandemic in a century? There’s a widespread perception thatmore
Leave a commentUS 1960s Civil Rights Activist Robert Moses Dies
Robert Parris Moses, a civil rights activist who endured beatings and jail while leading blackmore
Leave a commentMadrid’s Retiro Park, Prado Avenue Join World Heritage List
Madrid’s tree-lined Paseo del Prado boulevard and the adjoining Retiro park have been added tomore
Leave a commentUS Loses to France 83-76, 25-Game Olympic Win Streak Ends
For the first time since 2004, the U.S. men’s basketball team has lost in themore
Leave a commentUN Experts: Africa Became Hardest Hit by Terrorism This Year
Africa became the region hardest hit by terrorism in the first half of 2021 asmore
Leave a commentMyanmar Faces COVID-19 Surge Amid Political Crisis
Myanmar, already on the brink of widespread civil war after February’s coup, is facing anothermore
Leave a commentAs Olympics Open, Tokyo Residents Yearn for Olympic Crowds, Cheering and Celebrations Nixed by Pandemic
No free-spending foreign spectators. Lots of COVID-19 worries. And as the delayed Olympics begin onmore
Leave a commentIran Water Shortage Protests Result in 3rd Death, Extend Into 7th Day
Water shortage protests in drought-plagued southwestern Iran appear to have spread to more cities and resultedmore
Leave a commentUS Training of Foreign Militaries to Continue Despite Haiti Assassination
The United States will not reconsider the type of training it provides to foreign militarymore
Leave a commentHong Kong Police Arrest Another Apple Daily Editor Under Security Law
A former senior editor of Hong Kong’s shuttered pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily was arrested by national securitymore
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