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Singer R. Kelly, shown here on September 16, 2019, is on trial in Brooklyn federal court for crimes including racketeering and sexual exploitation of a child

R. Kelly Considered Self 'Genius' Who Could Act With Impunity

R. Kelly considered self 'genius' who could act with impunity

12 US Troops Killed, 15 Wounded In Kabul Attacks: US General

General Kenneth McKenzie, the commander of US Central Command, said 12 US troops were killed in the attacks in Kabul and 15 wounded

12 US troops killed, 15 wounded in Kabul attacks: US general

US Economy: Fed Chiefs Hope Central Bank Reduces Bond Purchases Over Inflation, Housing Market Fears

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said inflation will remain elevated in coming months but the economy is a long way from fully recovered

A trio of Federal Reserve presidents from across the United States shared their thoughts on what the bank should do next to help the economy and prevent it from overheating amid rising inflation and a worrisome housing market.

Car News: BMW Has Plans For Newly Designed Vehicle By End Of 2021, Says CEO

The German carmaker will reveal a brand new model at the end of this year.

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An Algerian medic administers a COVID-19 vaccine dose in front of the El-Kebir mosque in the capital Algiers

US Ships More Than 2 Mln More Covid Vaccines To Africa

The shipments come on the heels of recent deliveries to other countries on the continent, including Nigeria and hard-hit South Africa last month.

Forbes Media Group To List Shares, Raises $400 Million

Forbes Global Media Holdings Inc. will become a listed company on the New York Stock Exchange under a deal with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) called Magnum Opus, sponsored by the private equity firm L2 Capital.

Harris' Vietnam visit had been slammed by critics as tone-deaf given the parallels between this week's chaotic scenes in Kabul and the 1975 evacuation of Saigon

Harris Ends Asia Tour With Fresh Jab At China

The Vice President launched a new broadside against China as she ended her Southeast Asian tour.

Apple CEO Tim Cook attends a meeting with US President Joe Biden, members of his Cabinet, his national security team, and private sector and education leaders to discuss how to collectively improve cybersecurity

Biden And Tech Bosses Talk Cybersecurity After Ransomware Attacks

Biden and tech bosses talk cybersecurity after ransomware attacks

South Korea has raised interest rates for the first time since the start of the pandemic as it tries to rein in growing household debt

S. Korea Hikes Interest Rates For First Time Since Before Pandemic

S. Korea hikes interest rates for first time since before pandemic

Points to prove: Red Bull's Max Verstappen

Verstappen Aims To Revive Title Bid As Hamilton Eyes 100th Win

Verstappen aims to revive title bid as Hamilton eyes 100th win

US Vice President Kamala Harris delayed her arrival in Hanoi after reports that US diplomats in the Vietnam capital may have experienced the mysterious illness dubbed "Havana Syndrome"

Mysterious 'Havana' Syndrome Imperils US Diplomats

Mysterious 'Havana' syndrome imperils US diplomats

Paola, one of thousands of Mexican children who have lost a parent to Covid-19, plays the violin at her home in the eastern state of Veracruz

Mexico's Covid Orphans Face Daunting Return To School

Mexico's Covid orphans face daunting return to school

Qantas, like airlines around the world, has been hard hit by travel restrictions due to the pandemic

Australia's Qantas Posts Fresh Losses After 'Diabolical' Year

Australia's Qantas posts fresh losses after 'diabolical' year

Safety inspectors cited incidents of "undue pressure" from Boeing, the FAA said in a letter announcing a new review of the manufacturer

FAA Opens Boeing Safety Review Amid Reports Of Pressure

FAA opens Boeing safety review amid reports of pressure

Joe Biden's vast infrastructure and social spending plans have taken another step forward in Congress, lifting hopes for another huge financial shot in the arm for the US economy

US Indices Hit Records As Traders Bet Covid Surge Will End

US indices hit records as traders bet Covid surge will end

Hot Dog For The Road? Wienermobile Giving Lucky Fans A Lyft

The Weinermobile is surprising a few lucky Lyft riders.

American, Delta and United airlines are among those providing planes to help with evacuation from Afghanistan

Train Wrecks In the Skies: FAA Says 'Unruly Behavior Doesn't Fly'

FAA announced #FlySmart PSA after unruly passenger cases rose to 3,988.

OnlyFans Reverses Sexually Explicit Content Ban

OnlyFans reverses sexually explicit content ban

Unvaxxed Delta Employees Will See Insurance Premiums Raised $200

Delta is raising the insurance premiums of their unvaxxed employees $200 starting on Nov 1.

Delta Air Lines is the latest major US company to encourage vaccinations, with the aim of returning business to normal

Delta Air Lines To Levy $200 A Month Fee On Unvaccinated Workers

Delta Air Lines to levy $200 a month fee on unvaccinated workers

Who Is The Baby On Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ Album? At 30, He Sues For Child Porn

The now 30-year-old man claims the naked baby cover image looks "like a sex worker."

Strong sales of home exercise equipment amid the coronavirus pandemic boosted results at Dick's Sporting Goods as it named a new CEO

Dick's Sporting Goods' Shares Rise As Americans Grow More Active

Sales from the retailer jumped 21% versus a year ago and 45% versus two years ago in the fiscal second quarter.

The United States has given emergency authorization to Johnson & Johnson's Covid vaccine

Johnson & Johnson Booster Promising As COVID Vaccines’ Effectiveness Slips Amid Delta Surge

In studies, the antibodies increase nine-fold higher over the course of 28 days after the Johnson & Johnson booster shot was administered.

More than 90 percent of Credit Suisse staff have been working from home during the crisis

'Stay Home:' Credit Suisse Tells Unvaccinated Employees To Work Remotely

Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse has ordered unvaccinated employees to continue working from home as fully vaccinated employees return to the office in September.