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Tesla chief executive Elon Musk, the world's richest person, has been named 2021 person of the year by Time magazine

Elon Musk Slams Twitter’s NFT Launch, Uses Social Platform To Announce His Grievance

Elon Musk had plenty to say about Twitter's decision to start allowing verified NFT profile pictures.

Air Strike On Yemen Prison Leaves At Least 70 Dead

An image grab from a handout video from Yemen's Huthi rebels on January 21, 2022 shows destruction at a prison in the insurgents' stronghold of Saada in northern Yemen after it was hit in an air strike leaving many dead or wounded

Air strike on Yemen prison leaves at least 70 dead

Indian 'Eternal Flame' In Memory Of War Dead Is Extinguished

The Amar Jawan Jyoti was installed at the India Gate in New Delhi in memory of soldiers killed during the India-Pakistan War of 1971

Indian 'eternal flame' in memory of war dead is extinguished

The trains will shuttle attendees at speeds of up to 350 kilometres per hour

China's Bubble Bullet Trains Start Winter Olympics Venue Dash

China's bubble bullet trains start Winter Olympics venue dash

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Tech giant Samsung has pulled an online advert featuring a mother and her drag queen son after it sparked criticism in Singapore

Samsung Pulls Singapore Drag Queen Ad After Backlash

Samsung pulls Singapore drag queen ad after backlash

Men suspected of being affiliated with the Islamic State group gather in a prison cell in the northeastern Syrian city of Hasakeh in October 2019

IS Attacks Syria Jail, Military Base In Iraq In Deadly Escalation

IS attacks Syria jail, military base in Iraq in deadly escalation

"The Princess" documentary focuses on how the press and public perceived and judged Diana's behavior

'Immersive' Princess Diana Documentary Opens Sundance

'Immersive' Princess Diana documentary opens Sundance

Citgo is the US subsidiary of the troubled Venezuelan state owned oil company PDVSA

US Extends Protection Of Venezuelan Oil Unit Citgo

US extends protection of Venezuelan oil unit Citgo

Dozens of heavily armed Taliban fighters ring the intelligence services's Jalalabad headquarters for fear of an Islamic State group attack

Fear Stalks City In Islamic State's Afghan Heartland

Fear stalks city in Islamic State's Afghan heartland

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the Ukraine crisis was a 'difficult issue' between the US and Russia

US, Russia Promise To Work To Ease Ukraine Tensions

US, Russia promise to work to ease Ukraine tensions

Workers in protective clothing clean up beaches in the Callao province close to Peru's capital Lima

Traditional Fishermen In Despair Over Peru Oil Spill

Traditional fishermen in despair over Peru oil spill

Irina Karamanos heads the Feminist Front of the Social Convergence party that is part of the leftist Broad Front that her partner, president-elect Gabriel Boric also belongs to

Partner Of Chile's President-elect Draws Feminist Ire Over First Lady Role

Partner of Chile's president-elect draws feminist ire over first lady role

Japan's Naomi Osaka faces American Amanda Anisimova with a potential last-16 clash with Ashleigh Barty at stake

Barty, Osaka On Collision Course As Nadal Faces Khachanov

Barty, Osaka on collision course as Nadal faces Khachanov

Amazon saw profits slip in its latest earnings

Amazon Is Opening Its First Ever Virtually Advanced, In-Person Fashion Clothing Store, Twitter Reacts

Amazon is expanding its reach into fashion by opening up its first ever in-person store dedicated to clothing.

The United States has charged four Belarus officials with air piracy over the diversion of a Ryanair flight in May 2021 in order to arrest a dissident.

US Charges Belarus Officials With Air Piracy Over Ryanair Flight Diversion

US charges Belarus officials with air piracy over Ryanair flight diversion

Chart showing the 12-month variation in percent of the US consumer price index from 2001 to December 2021.

US Inflation Spike Also Due To Generous Pandemic Stimulus

Amid a rapid recovery from the pandemic, U.S. consumer prices soared seven percent last year, the highest in nearly four decades.

Netflix Stung By Slowing Subscriber Growth

Netflix stung by slowing subscriber growth

Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Israel, pictured in 2021, welcomed the passage of a UN resolution calling on all member states to fight against Holocaust denial

UN Adopts Resolution Against Holocaust Denial

UN adopts resolution against Holocaust denial

Peloton Stock: Shares Plummet Further As Company Announces It Will Cease Bike Production

The fitness company continues to slump in 2022.

Microsoft buying 'Call of Duty' maker Activision Blizzard promises to beef up its muscle in the lucrative video game market.

Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Deal -- Is The Cash Well Spent?

Microsoft is spending nearly half of its cash chest to buy Activision Blizzard, expanding its presence in interactive entertainment content and services.

E-commerce giant Amazon plans to put its online retail muscle to work in its first clothing shop.

Amazon To Open Los Angeles Clothing Store, In First

Amazon to open Los Angeles clothing store, in first

US lawmakers advanced a bill that targets Big Tech marketplace dominance

US Lawmakers Advance Big Tech Competition Bill

US lawmakers advance Big Tech competition bill

Banks In This Country Are Asking Employees To Return To Offices

As Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the United Kingdom will ease its COVID protocols, major banks such as Goldman Sachs and HSBC have asked their employees to return to offices.

US President Joe Biden touts the success of his $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill on the first anniversary of his presidency

Biden Starts Second Year With Charm Offensive -- And Bad Polls

Biden starts second year with charm offensive -- and bad polls

American Airlines reported another quarterly loss and said the Omicron variant of Covid-19 has depressed reservations in the early part of 2022

US Airlines Hopeful For Post-Omicron 2022 After Q4 Losses

US airlines hopeful for post-Omicron 2022 after Q4 losses

With the support of Google, AFP will coordinate an alliance of media and fact-checking organisations to train French newsrooms

Schools And Businesses May Have To Start Paying For Google Suite

Some organizations will continue to be able to use G Suite’s features for free, but the features that have been complimentary for most since 2006 will not be available for all starting July 1.

The US real estate market has boomed during the Covid-19 pandemic, but a National Association of Realtors report found Black Americans still buy fewer homes than other groups

Home Sales Drop 4.6% As Supply Chain Problems Drive Up Prices

Closed sales of previously owned homes dropped by 6.8 million in December as supply chain constraints continue to plague the housing sector for would-be buyers.

Several buildings were damaged in the car bomb attack in Saravena in the northeastern Arauca department of Colombia

Colombia Car Bomb Kills One, Injures 20

Colombia car bomb kills one, injures 20

Russia is one of the world's largest crypto-mining nations, but the activity could soon be banned

Russia's Central Bank Calls For Crypto Crackdown

Russia's central bank calls for crypto crackdown

Investors remain grounded by concerns about the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy plans as it battles soaring inflation, supply chain snarls, rising wages and a spike in energy prices.

US Stocks Fall For 3rd Straight Day As Rally Fizzles

US stocks fall for 3rd straight day as rally fizzles

M&M’s Get New Kicks As Part Of Inclusivity Makeover

Mars will give its M&M's characters, first introduced to the public in 1954, a makeover.

American Airlines Suffers Loss As Omicron Clouds Outlook

The carrier echoed rivals Delta Air Lines and United Airlines in citing the Omicron wave of Covid-19 as a recent drag that has depressed bookings early in 2022.