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United Airlines Says More Workers Vaccinated Due To Mandate

United Airlines says more workers vaccinated due to mandate

Why Ex-Blue Origin Employees Say They 'Couldn't Bear To Watch' Jeff Bezos' Space Flight

Blue Origin, owned by Jeff Bezos, is suing the US government over a Moon exploration contract

In an open letter, 21 current and former Blue Origins employees penned a scathing that criticized the company and founder Jeff Bezos for fostering a a poisonous work culture in his race to outer space.

US Economy: GDP Growth Rises More Than Expected in Q2

The Commerce Department reported that GDP in the second quarter grew to a revised 6.7% from a previously reported 6.6%.

Bring Popeyes To Your Thanksgiving Dinner Table: Order A Cajun Turkey From The Restaurant

Popeyes' Cajun-Style Turkeys are rubbed in a blend of paprika, red pepper, garlic, and onion, and are marinated in Creole butter,

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McDonald's Is Bringing The McRib Back Again: When You Can Get The Saucy Sandwich

The McRib's debut this fall will mark its 40th anniversary since being introduced in 1981.

Head In The Sky: 8-year-old Brazilian Girl Dubbed World's Youngest Astronomer

Head in the sky: 8-year-old Brazilian girl dubbed world's youngest astronomer

Oreo rolls out Peeps-flavored cookies ahead of Easter holiday.

Why These Limited-Edition Pokémon Oreos Are Selling For Thousands On eBay

Pokémon Oreos are selling for as high as $35,000 on eBay. Here's why.

Yahya Jammeh was Gambia's longtime leader until his electoral defeat in 2016

Gambia Delays Report On Ex-dictator Jammeh

Gambia delays report on ex-dictator Jammeh

Also among those hit hardest by the end of furlough will be Londoners, said one report

UK Risks Social Crisis As Jobs Support Scheme Ends

UK risks social crisis as jobs support scheme ends

Pfizer and BioNTech are launching the process to obtain full regulatory approval for their Covid-19 vaccine

Vaccine Maker BioNTech’s Co-Founder Says We ‘Should Not Live In Fear’ Of Virus

“COVID will become manageable. It already has started to become manageable,” Dr. Ozlem Tureci, co-founder at BioNTech, said.

Israeli police stand guard outside Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound after a woman, who tried to stab officers, was shot dead

Israeli Fire Kills Three Palestinians In Day Of Unrest

Israeli fire kills three Palestinians in day of unrest

The Tokyo Game Show has welcomed back a select group of influencers as it hosts the event in a hybrid format

Influencers But No Fans As Tokyo Game Show Goes Semi-virtual

Influencers but no fans as Tokyo Game Show goes semi-virtual

World champion Lewis Hamilton will be fighting to retain his title when Qatar hosts its first ever Grand Prix on November 21

Qatar To Hold Its First Ever Formula One Grand Prix

Qatar to hold its first ever Formula One Grand Prix

China's central bank has urged banks to steady the housing market and stressed that 'houses are for living, not speculation'

China Urges Banks To Avoid Housing Speculation To Curb Evergrande Risk

China urges banks to avoid housing speculation to curb Evergrande risk

The Bank of England has warned that the UK's economic recovery is flattening as a result of ongoing pandemic fallout and global supply chain bottlenecks

UK Economic Rebound Stronger Than Expected In Second Quarter

Britain's economy performed better than expected in the second quarter, as households spent more and saved less following easing lockdown restrictions.

Lopburi's weather bureau chief Norawat Thipraks says the flood will take at least two weeks to recede

Thai Flood Victims 'Start From Zero' After Killer Storm

Thai flood victims 'start from zero' after killer storm

CNN has blocked access to its Facebook page in Australia after a court ruled media companies were liable for defamatory user comments on their stories

CNN Blocks Access To Its Facebook Page In Australia

CNN blocks access to its Facebook page in Australia

Kim Yo Jong has long been among Kim Jong Un's closest lieutenants and one of the most influential women in North Korea's isolated regime

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean Leader's Newly Promoted Sister

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean leader's newly promoted sister

UK Economy Rebounded More Than Expected In Second Quarter

UK economy rebounded more than expected in second quarter

Factfile on North Korea's launch of what Pyongyang claims was a hypersonic missile on Tuesday September 28

North Korea's 'Hypersonic' Missile: What We Know

North Korea's 'hypersonic' missile: what we know

The power crisis has hit expectations for China's economic growth this year

Power Cuts Roil China, Threatening Growth And Supply Chains

Power cuts roil China, threatening growth and supply chains

The Daintree rainforest is teeming with wildlife

Australia's Daintree Rainforest Returned To Indigenous Owners

Australia's Daintree rainforest returned to Indigenous owners

It is the first time China's factory activity has contracted since February 2020, when the economy was battered by shutdowns caused by Covid

China Factory Activity Shrinks For First Time Since February 2020

It is the first time China's PMI has contracted since Covid first began spreading around the country, forcing the government to impose lockdowns that led factories to shut and battered the world's number two economy.