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NASA's Perseverance Rover captured an image on March 17, 2021, of Jezero Crater's 'Delta Scarp' on Mars

Lockheed Martin Wins NASA Contract To Bring Mars Samples Back To Earth

Lockheed Martin wins NASA contract to bring Mars samples back to Earth

'The Power Of The Dog' Leads Oscar Nominations With 12

Giant cinematic spectacles will vie with streaming favorites in a diverse race for Hollywood's biggest prize -- the Oscars

'The Power of the Dog' leads Oscar nominations with 12

Trudeau Says Canada Trucker Protest 'Has To Stop'

Trucks seen on Toronto streets as part of mass protests agaist Covid health restrictions

Trudeau says Canada trucker protest 'has to stop'

Keanu Reeves is on his fourth outing as Neo in "The Matrix Resurrections"

'Matrix' Co-producer Sues Warner Over Streaming Release: Report

'Matrix' co-producer sues Warner over streaming release: report

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So You Want To Buy A Car? Here's What You Need To Know

From a financial standpoint, since it is a fast-depreciating asset, it makes sense to buy a pre-owned car.

Teva, Texas Strike Opioid Settlement Worth $225 Million

US-USA-OPIOIDS-LITIGATION:Teva, Texas strike opioid settlement worth $225 million

Ophelie Meunier, whose report was broadcast on the M6 channel, has been under police protection since the broadcast of her report on the M6 channel on radical Islam, notably in in the eastern town of Roubaix outside Lille.

French Prosecutors Probe Death Threats Against TV Reporter

French prosecutors probe death threats against TV reporter

Impasse At Canada Truckers' Protest As Mayor Seeks Mediator

Impasse at Canada truckers' protest as mayor seeks mediator

Rodrigo Duterte is constitutionally barred from seeking re-election as president

Duterte's Policy Record: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

The Philippines' per-capita GDP is 26% of the world's average, meaning that many Filipinos are still poor.

Two Crystal Cruises Ships Seized In The Bahamas For Unpaid Fuel Bill

Peninsula Petroleum Far East sued Crystal Cruises in U.S. federal court for unpaid fuel bills and won.

Spanish aid worker Juana Rashmawi, pictured here during her trial on November 17, 2021

Israel Releases Spaniard Jailed For Funding Militants: Officials

Israel releases Spaniard jailed for funding militants: officials

Meta says it has no plans to shut down Facebook and Instagram in Europe, despite a threat to do so

No Plans To Quit Europe Amid Data Spat: Facebook's Meta

No plans to quit Europe amid data spat: Facebook's Meta

Justice Stephen Breyer (2R, front row) sits with the other eight members of the US Supreme Court

Today's Supreme Court Strains Democracy And Impairs Public Health

The nation's highest judicial body has, in fact, become so assertive as to impede predictable development of the law, thus undermining both economic advances and democratic norms.

Ultra-low-cost carriers Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines have announced their intention to merge, creating the fifth largest US airline

Spirit To Merge With Frontier, Creating Major Low-cost US Airline

Spirit to merge with Frontier, creating major low-cost US airline

Tesla states on its website that current Autopilot features require "active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous"

Why Tesla Is In Trouble With The SEC Again Amid Elon Musk’s War With Biden

Elon Musk called Biden a "damp sock puppet" in a tweet after he claims the president continually fails to recognize Tesla as a top EV maker.

Ultra-low-cost carriers Frontier and Spirit have announced their intention to merge, creating the fifth largest US airline

What The Frontier, Spirit Airlines Merger Deal Really Means

The deal gives Frontier a 51.5% stake in the airline, while Spirit holding the remaining 48.5%.

Unlike Germany, France remains staunchly pro-nuclear

France's Nuclear Ambitions Take Shape With Turbine Deal

France's nuclear ambitions take shape with turbine deal

Bottled-water tycoon Zhong Shanshan has become China's wealthiest person, worth $60.5 billion

Richest Man In China Was A Carpenter Who Failed College Entrance Exam Twice

Hangzhou-born Zhong Shanshan is China's richest man to date. He has an estimated net worth of $75.5 billion.

Why Peloton Shares Are Surging Today: Is A Takeover In Its Future?

Peloton shares were up over 28% in premarket trading early Monday morning.

Who Are The 2 Indian Tycoons Now Richer Than Mark Zuckerberg?

Two Indian billionaires moved ahead of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on the world’s richest list.

Spotify has faced controversy over Joe Rogan's past use of the N word and accusations of broadcast misinformation about Covid-19

Spotify CEO Says Won't Silence Rogan Over Racial Slur

Spotify CEO says won't silence Rogan over racial slur

The Swedish tech startup said Google had a 'monopoly like position' in Europe

Sweden's PriceRunner Sues Google For 2.1 Bn Euros

Sweden's PriceRunner sues Google for 2.1 bn euros

Myanmar's junta has detained Sean Turnell, an Australian academic, for nearly one year

Myanmar Junta Denies Detained Australian Academic Released

Myanmar junta denies detained Australian academic released

A smartphone with the website of Israel's NSO Group which features the Pegasus spyware

New Report Alleges Widespread Pegasus Spying By Israel Police

New report alleges widespread Pegasus spying by Israel police

The walls of Idengo's recording studio in Beni are decorated with portraits of Patrice Lumumba and Laurent-Desire Kabila

Embattled Rappers Fight To Speak Out In Troubled DR Congo

Embattled rappers fight to speak out in troubled DR Congo

Australia's borders will reopen to all visa holders - tourists included - who are double vaccinated as of Febuary 21

'Fortress Australia' Reopens Borders To Tourists On February 21

'Fortress Australia' reopens borders to tourists on February 21

Palm oil was among the key export commodities that helped return Indonesia to economic growth in 2021

Commodities Drive Indonesia Economic Recovery In 2021

Commodities drive Indonesia economic recovery in 2021

Australia To Reopen Borders To Tourists On February 21

Australia to reopen borders to tourists on February 21

'Illegally Imported' COVID-19 Home Test Kits Recalled

Those who may have used the recalled products are "strongly encouraged" to consider being retested using an FDA-authorized test.

Toshiba first announced its plans to split into three companies in November

Toshiba Unveils New Plan To Split Into Two Companies

Toshiba unveils new plan to split into two companies

The forecast-busting US jobs report last week has stoked expectations the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates at least four times this year

Stocks Waver As Traders Eye Rate Hikes, Ukraine

Stocks waver as traders eye rate hikes, Ukraine

Mikaela Shiffrin's bid for a third Olympic gold medal ended rapidly at the Beijing Games when she pulled up in the giant slalom

Defending Champion Shiffrin Slides Out Of Olympic Giant Slalom

Defending champion Shiffrin slides out of Olympic giant slalom

Champion: Red Bull's Dutch driver Max Verstappen celebrates his 2021 title in Abu Dhabi

Formula One Teams Set To Unveil Radical New Look

Formula One teams set to unveil radical new look

Cuba has little production capacity, and relies on imports for about 80 percent of its food needs

Cuba Marks Six Decades Under US Sanctions

Cuba marks six decades under US sanctions

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