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Peloton Stock Crashes As Consumers Return To Gyms, Freezes Hiring Across All Departments

With gyms around the country finally reopening, Peloton endures its worst day as a publicly-traded company.

France's Bishops Kneel In Penance For Decades Of Church Abuse

French bishops and priests prayed in a show of penitence for the decades of abuse

France's bishops kneel in penance for decades of Church abuse

21 Brazil Scientists Snub Medals In Row With Bolsonaro

A file photo of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro

21 Brazil scientists snub medals in row with Bolsonaro

In this file photo, a NASA worker is protesting a requirement for federal workers to receive the Covid-19 vaccine

US Court Suspends Biden Vaccine Mandate For Businesses

US court suspends Biden vaccine mandate for businesses

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Supporters of Iraq's Hashed al-Shaabi paramilitary network carry anti-US and anti-Israel placards during a procession towards one of the Green Zone entrances in the capital Baghdad

Pro-Iran Camp In Fresh Baghdad Demo After Deadly Clash

Pro-Iran camp in fresh Baghdad demo after deadly clash

The border between Algeria and Morocco has been closed since 1994 but tensions between the North African rivals have risen ominously since US president Donald Trump took Rabat's side over Algiers' in the Western Sahara conflict

Why Is The Western Sahara Conflict Heating Up?

Why is the Western Sahara conflict heating up?

Brazilian singer Marilia Mendonca, pictured in 2019 during a performance on TV show Tamanho Familia, in Rio de Janeiro, died in a plane crash on November 5, 2021

Latin Grammy-winning Singer Mendonca Dies In Brazil Crash

Latin Grammy-winning singer Mendonca dies in Brazil crash

Jockey Mike Smith rides Corniche to victory in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Del Mar Race Track in Southern California

Baffert's Corniche Captures Breeders' Cup Juvenile

Baffert's Corniche captures Breeders' Cup Juvenile

Although they have arrested dozens of people over Mohib Ullah's killing, police are in denial about ARSA's activity, blaming instead 'rivalries' in the camps

Fear Stalks Rohingya Refugee Camps After Murders

Fear stalks Rohingya refugee camps after murders

Legendary midfielder Xavi Hernandez has returned to Barcelona as coach after six years with Al Sadd

Barcelona Confirm Return Of Club Icon Xavi As Coach

Barcelona confirm return of club icon Xavi as coach

Boeing shareholders have reached a $225 million out-of-court settlement with the aircraft manufacturer's current and former directors in a 737 MAX aircraft safety negligence case

Boeing 737 MAX Negligence Case Ends With $237.5 Mn Settlement

Boeing 737 MAX negligence case ends with $237.5 mn settlement

The US economy added 531,000 jobs last month, data showed

Stellar Jobs Data Push US Stocks To New Records

Stellar jobs data push US stocks to new records

GE Aviation's aircraft engine technology was the target of a Chinese espionage operation, according to the US Justice Department

US Court Convicts Chinese Intelligence Agent Of Economic Espionage

US court convicts Chinese intelligence agent of economic espionage

Rapper Fetty Wap poses at the 2015 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles, California

US Rapper Fetty Wap Bailed Over Drug Charges

US rapper Fetty Wap bailed over drug charges

Brazil is looking to leverage fifth-generation mobile technology to accelerate the development of its industrial and agribusiness sectors and bring super-fast internet to the cell phones of its 213 million people

Brazil Raises $8.4 Bn In 5G Tender

Brazil raises $8.4 bn in 5G tender

US restaurants bore the brunt of the layoffs caused by the pandemic downturn and were again hammered by the Delta wave, but saw strong hiring in October

US Economy Adding Jobs With Gusto As Delta Wave Subsides

US economy adding jobs with gusto as Delta wave subsides

Workers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and their supporters protest on November 1, 2021 at JPL in Pasadena, California against a government mandate requiring federal employees to received the Covid-19 vaccine

Pushback Against Biden Vaccine Mandate Begins

States filed lawsuits and statements were issued by critics over the Biden administration's announcement of vaccine requirements Thursday for businesses, who must comply by Jan. 4.

Johnson & Johnson told AFP at the end of March it had identified a batch of doses at a plant in Baltimore run by Emergent BioSolutions "that did not meet quality standards"

Feds 'Mutually' Cut Contract With Vaccine Manufacturer After Tainted J&J Doses Report

The U.S. government terminated its contract with vaccine manufacturer Emergent eight months after a report found that it had tainted doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccines at one of its factories.