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Salmonella Outbreak: Salami Sticks Sold At Trader Joe's Linked To Illnesses In 8 States

Among the people interviewed, everyone said they ate salami sticks before getting sick.

Facebook Failing To Contain Hate Speech In India: Reports

Facebook has long been accused of failing to contain hate speech on its site in the developing world

Facebook failing to contain hate speech in India: reports

Fourth Stimulus Checks Coming In 2021? More Direct Payments May Still Be A Longshot

The Federal Reserve's stimulus policies have been credited with helping the US economy recover from the Covid-19 pandemic

There are petitions for another round of direct payments amid an inconsistent economic outlook.

The soldier who confessed to the 2012 crime was a member of the British Army Training Kenya, similar to the soldiers pictured during training in March 2018

UK 'Cooperating' With Kenya Murder Inquiry: Officials

UK 'cooperating' with Kenya murder inquiry: officials

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At the COP26 summit countries will come under pressure to commit to decisive action to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels

Why A New EPA Rule Is Not Enough To Phase Out Climate-Harming Refrigerants

The Biden administration’s first major climate rule is set to transform how we keep people and products cool in a warming climate by cutting some of the most damaging and potent greenhouse gases in the world.

The Indianapolis event was enjoyed by a handful of fans, whom organizers capped at a low number

Self-driving Race Cars Make History In Indianapolis

Self-driving race cars make history in Indianapolis

China imposed a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong last year in response to huge and often violent democracy protests

China’s Anti-Sanctions Law For Hong Kong Raises Uncertainty For Global Banks And Financial Firms

Commerce and financial investments have become a battleground of confrontation rather than collaboration between the U.S. and China.

For Gaza, fenced in from three sides by Israel since Hamas Islamists took power in 2007, the open sea seems to offer the promise of freedom -- but it is deceptive

Under Israel's Blockade, Gaza Fishermen Struggle For A Catch

Under Israel's blockade, Gaza fishermen struggle for a catch

Tech's Role In Making Reskilling Accessible And Equitable For Every Worker

An overwhelming majority of U.S. workers are deskless, frontline, service sector workers and they're having a rough time.

11 masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, including a portrait of his muse and lover Marie-Therese, fetched $108.9 million at a Sotheby's auction in Las Vegas

Picasso Masterpieces Fetch $108.9 Million At Sotheby's Auction

Picasso masterpieces fetch $108.9 million at Sotheby's auction

Is Jamie Dimon’s Bitcoin Criticism Hypocritical?

Bitcoin is actually more controlled and valuable than fiat paper currency like U.S. dollars.

Hussam Hammo founded Tamatem -- which means tomato -- in 2013

Jordanian Company Dives Into Arabic Mobile Games Market

Jordanian company dives into Arabic mobile games market

China is set to expand pilot property tax reforms, state media reported, as the government battles real estate speculation

China To Expand Property Tax Trial To Check Speculation

China to expand property tax trial to check speculation

Peter Chekijan (center), pictured at a job fair on October 19, 2021 in Melville, New York, has had trouble finding the staff he needs at his beer tasting room

Desperate For Employees, US Businesses Struggle To Hire

Desperate for employees, US businesses struggle to hire

This file photo from July 11, 2021 shows an anti-goverment rally in Havana, one of many that rocked Cuba that day

Cuban Street Protester Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison: Family And NGO

Cuban street protester sentenced to 10 years in prison: family and NGO

Protesters called on the Polish government to scrap the border ban so that the migrants could receive help

Polish Mothers Protest Migrant Pushbacks At Belarus Border

Polish mothers protest migrant pushbacks at Belarus border

Whistleblower Savelyev is now a wanted man in Russia

Russia Puts Torture Video Whistleblower On Wanted List

Russia puts torture video whistleblower on wanted list

Osman Kavala has become a symbol for Erdogan's intolerance of dissent

Turkey's Erdogan Orders Expulsion Of 10 Ambassadors

Turkey's Erdogan orders expulsion of 10 ambassadors

Focus: Max Verstappen prepares for qualifying

Verstappen Edges Hamilton For US Grand Prix Pole In Front Of 120,000 Fans

Verstappen edges Hamilton for US Grand Prix pole in front of 120,000 fans

Damian McKenzie of New Zealand dives to score a try for the All Blacks during their rugby victory over the host United States on Saturday

All Blacks Overpower US Eagles 104-14 To Open Northern Tour

All Blacks overpower US Eagles 104-14 to open northern tour

People supporting the government of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban march in Budapest

Hungary's Orban And Opposition Rival Rally As Election Looms

Hungary's Orban and opposition rival rally as election looms

Actor Alec Baldwin, who fired a prop gun that killed a director of photography on the set of a Western he was filming, is seen here in 2019

Inquiry Into Baldwin Shooting Focuses On Custody Of Gun

Inquiry into Baldwin shooting focuses on custody of gun

Adobe U.S. Employees Now Have To Get Vaccinated Or Face Unpaid Leave

In an email to employees sent out on Friday, Adobe announced all U.S. staff members must be fully vaccinated by Dec. 8 and warned that those who refuse will face unpaid leave.

An autonomous car competing at the Indy Autonomous Challenge

150 Mph Without A Driver: Indy Autonomous Cars Gear Up For Race

150 mph without a driver: Indy autonomous cars gear up for race

Apple has faced criticism for its tight control of payments on its App Store

Apple Updates App Store Payment Rules In Concession To Developers

Apple has updated its App Store rules to allow developers to contact users directly about payments, a concession in a legal settlement with companies challenging its tightly controlled marketplace.

The Wu-Tang Clan's 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin' album

NFT Collector Group Buys Wu-Tang Clan Album

NFT collector group buys Wu-Tang Clan album

Rising Tide Of Leaks Threatens To Inundate Facebook

Facebook held back from doing all it could to stop users from being radicalized and U.S. election misinformation from flooding the social network, according to media reports Friday.