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Joe Biden Announces $100 Million in US Aid for Lebanon, Urges Reforms
US President Joe Biden, however, added that no "outside assistance will be enough if Lebanon's leaders do not commit to do the hard but necessary work of reforming the economy".
WHO Calls for Halt on Third Covid 'Booster Shots', Points to Global Vaccine Inequality
World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a press conference that the move would help towards the goal of enabling "at least 10 percent of the population of every country to be vaccinated".
Lightning Strikes Within Seconds Kill 16 at Bangladesh Wedding, Injure Groom
Fierce monsoon storms have battered Bangladesh. A week of torrential rains in the southeastern district of Cox's Bazar left some 20 dead, including six Rohingya refugees.
Covid-19 Herd Immunity? It's Not Going to Happen, So What Next for the World?
Herd immunity is when someone infected by the virus won't, on average, infect another person.
Rugby-Aki Says Lions Are Having The Time Of Their Lives
Ireland international Bundee Aki said he was having the time of his life on the British & Irish Lions tour and that the players had formed a strong bond as they head into their decisive test against South Africa on Saturday.
Man Suspected In Houston Road Rage Killing Turns Himself In
A man suspected in a fatal road rage shooting of a Houston teenager early last month has surrendered to police to face a murder charge.
With Covid-like Symptoms, New Illness Gains Pace in US. This One Hits Children, Older Adults
As the world struggles to contain the coronavirus, cases of respiratory syncytial virus or RSV in America has caused fresh worry.
Tunisia Over Worst of Covid Wave But Must Speed Up Jabs, Says WHO
The Delta variant was responsible for “more than 90 percent” of cases
Delta Variant as Contagious as Chicken Pox: Why the CDC Report Has Raised An Alarm
Fully vaccinated people might spread the Delta variant at the same rate as unvaccinated people, reports said.
Woman Drives For Months In US With Two Dead Children In Car; Arrested
The 33-year-old had stuffed her niece's body into a suitcase and put it in the trunk as long ago as May last year
Indian-American Rashad Hussain, Known for Protecting Minorities in Muslim-majority Countries, is Biden's Envoy for Religious Freedom
Rashad Hussain is the first Muslim to be nominated to serve as the Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom. President Biden also nominated Pakistani-American Khizr Khan as Commissioner of the US Commission on International Religious Freedo...
NH Man Pleads Guilty To Trafficking Chinese Women In Maine
A New Hampshire man joined his wife in pleading guilty to federal charges for their role in a sex trafficking operation that coerced Chinese women into prostitution in New England.
Disney Requiring US Employees To Be Vaccinated Against Virus
The Walt Disney Company has joined other large companies in requiring employees to get vaccinated against COVID19.
Haiti Arrests Another Officer In President's Murder
Haitian police said Friday that a fourth officer has been arrested in the killing of President Jovenel Mose.
Kansas City Black Clergy Group Calls For US Probe Of Police
A group of mostly Black pastors has joined other civil rights organizations in Kansas City who are seeking a federal investigation into officer misconduct in the city's police department.
GOP Governors Lend Support To Mississippi Anti-abortion Law
Led by South Carolina's Henry McMaster, a dozen Republican governors are wading into a lawsuit over Mississippi's new anti-abortion law, the outcome of which could have implications for similar measures across the country.