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Russia's Investigative Committee, which is responsible for probing serious crimes, said it had charged Mihail Fedyayev (L, pictured August 2018), the owner of the SDS-Ugol company, with breaching "industrial safety requirements"

Russia Detains Coal Tycoon Over Deadly Siberia Mine Blast

Russia detains coal tycoon over deadly Siberia mine blast

Retail Sales Slowdown Adds To Stagflation Fears On Wall Street

US President Joe Biden nominated Jerome Powell for a second term as Federal Reserve chair, where he now must take action to contain inflation

The slowdown in retail sales follows a couple of other recent reports by the U.S. government indicating that the U.S. economy is cooling.

Audi Recall 2021: 289,000 SUV Owners Need To Be Aware Of This Recall

Starting in 2026, Audi plans to only launch new all-electric car models, while "gradually phasing out" production of internal combustion engines until 2033

Liquid spills could cause the computer control module to shut down, reducing the engine's power.

Another Pepperoni Recall 2021: More Cured Meat Recalled Over Toxin Risk

The recall affects about 10,990 pounds of ready-to-eat pepperoni products.

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Zuma was jailed in July after refusing to give testimony to corruption investigators, a ruling which sparked violent protests claiming over 350 lives.

S.African Court Orders Ex-president Zuma Back To Jail

S.African court orders ex-president Zuma back to jail

Stars like Tom Holland have largely stayed away from CinemaCon this year, but a trailer for his upcoming "Spider-Man: No Way Home" sequel was shown

Tom Holland Net Worth: How Rich Is The 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Actor?

The Hollywood actor has a net worth of $18 million at age 25.

Golden State's Stephen Curry hugs his father Dell Curry after making a three-point basket to break Ray Allenâs NBA all-time record for three-pointers in a game against the New York Knicks

Steph Curry NBA Salary: Highest-Paid Player Earned $254M In 13 Seasons

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry, the highest-paid NBA player of 2021, is slated to earn $45.78 million for the 2021-22 season of the NBA

Vietnamese activist Nguyen Thi Tam has been jailed for six years

Vietnamese Pair Jailed For Facebook Posts On Deadly Land Dispute Clash

Vietnamese pair jailed for Facebook posts on deadly land dispute clash

Shoppers flocked back to the high streets as Covid lockdown measures eased

Inditex Posts Record Profit As Sales Top Pre-pandemic Levels

Inditex posts record profit as sales top pre-pandemic levels

Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, hit a record-high $66,000 last month after taking another step towards mainstream status

Crypto On Dec. 15: Market Largely Trades In Green, Dogecoin Booms After Musk's Support

The crypto market has gained momentum after trading in the red Tuesday. Dogecoin has massively gained after Elon Musk's tweet.

Grindr's sharing user data 'strongly indicates that they belong to a sexual minority', Norway's regulator says

Norway Fines Grindr Record Amount For Sharing User Data

Norway fines Grindr record amount for sharing user data

German police have launched an operation after death threats were issued in an anti-vaccine chat group against Saxony state premier Michael Kretschmer

Germany Vows To 'Defend Itself' As Police Raid Anti-vaxxers

Germany vows to 'defend itself' as police raid anti-vaxxers

Singles' Day, the biggest shopping day of the year in China, saw disappointing sales

China Spending Data Adds To Worries Over Economic Rebound

China spending data adds to worries over economic rebound

French President Emmanuel Macron appears intent on playing for time, using the presidential megaphone and the benefits of his office until as late as possible

Macron In Campaign Mode As Election Looms

Macron in campaign mode as election looms

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said Washington wants to 'avoid a militarisation' of the Arctic

US Threatens New Measures Against Myanmar Junta

US threatens new measures against Myanmar junta

Australia's David Warner (centre) talks to coach Justin Langer (left) about his injury during a practice net session at the Adelaide Oval

Warner Passed Fit, Richardson Replaces Hazlewood For Adelaide Test

Warner passed fit, Richardson replaces Hazlewood for Adelaide Test

Apple Daily closed down earlier this year after its assets were frozen using a national security law that China imposed on Hong Kong to quash dissent

Hong Kong Court Orders Apple Daily Parent Firm To Be Wound Up

Hong Kong court orders Apple Daily parent firm to be wound up

Traders are nervously awaiting the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting later in the day

US Stocks Rally As Fed Maps Out Plan For Battling Inflation

US stocks rally as Fed maps out plan for battling inflation

Trump Media Group Plans Subscription Video Service

Trump media group plans subscription video service

Unlike most of his counterparts, with no concerns over elections or term limits and age on his side, Kim Jong Un can expect to remain in office for decades

Kim's First Decade: 3 US Meetings, 2 Dead Relatives, 1 Nuclear Arsenal

Kim's first decade: 3 US meetings, 2 dead relatives, 1 nuclear arsenal

China's Retail Sales Growth Eases, Factory Output Picks Up

China's retail sales growth eases, factory output picks up

Rights groups have reported dozens of extrajudicial killings since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan despite their announcement of a general amnesty

Taliban Blamed For At Least 72 Extrajudicial Killings: UN

Taliban blamed for at least 72 extrajudicial killings: UN

Ben Affleck stars in "The Tender Bar" as a bartender who steps in to help raise his fiercely intelligent nephew after the boy is abandoned by his famous radio DJ dad

Affleck Happy To No Longer Be The Young Hero In 'Tender Bar'

Affleck happy to no longer be the young hero in 'Tender Bar'

Military and emergency personnel swarmed Cucuta airport runways after explosions that left at least three people dead on December 14, 2021

Two Police Die In Colombia Airport Blasts

Two police die in Colombia airport blasts

Kroger Slashes Benefits Of Unvaccinated Workers, Charges Health Surcharge

The nation's largest supermarket chain is cutting certain benefits for unvaccinated workers.

Tesla faces a series of lawsuits from women alleging sexual harassment at the firm's US facilities

Tesla Hit By String Of US Sex Harassment Lawsuits

Tesla hit by string of US sex harassment lawsuits

Las Vegas' Mirage Hotel Sold To Hard Rock For $1 Billion, Famed Strip Continues Transformation

What was once a classic staple Las Vegas hotel is now being sold to become a "guitar-shaped hotel" on the strip.

Muhammad Aziz stands with family members outside the courthouse after his conviction in the killing of Malcolm X was vacated

Man Exonerated In Malcolm X Murder Sues New York State

Man exonerated in Malcolm X murder sues New York state

US Vice President Kamala Harris (left) speaks alongside Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (right) at the 2021 Freedman's Bank Forum in Washington on December 14, 2021

US Invests Nearly $9 Bn To Increase Minority Lending

US invests nearly $9 bn to increase minority lending

The January 6 attack on the US Capitol by Trump supporters left five people dead and temporarily halted the confirmation of Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election

Washington, DC Sues Extremist Groups Over Capitol Assault

Washington, DC sues extremist groups over Capitol assault

Soldiers and an ambulance are seen at the Camilo Daza Airport in Cucuta, Colombia, after two explosions killed three people

Two Police, Suspected Attacker Dead In Colombian Explosions

Two police, suspected attacker dead in Colombian explosions

'We don't have time to cry,' said Tikhanovskaya

'No Time To Cry', Belarus Opposition Leader Says Of Husband's Sentence

'No time to cry', Belarus opposition leader says of husband's sentence

The money would be earmarked for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized companies

Small Business Confidence About The Future Sags In November Over Uncertainty, Higher Costs

The small business community grew more negative in its future outlook in November as inflation and high labor costs ate into their margins. Most blame rising labor costs and inflation, but national factors add to their uncertainty.