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Barack Obama shakes hands with Igor Vovkovinskiy in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on September 12, 2009

America's Tallest Man Dies At Age 38

America's tallest man dies at age 38

Visa Makes A $150,000 NFT Purchase, A ‘Cryptopunk’ Female Character

Visa shows confidence in NFT purchasing with its latest acquisition of a Cryptopunk character.

Taliban Warn Of 'Consequences' As US Ramps Up Evacuation

A boy carries Taliban flags to sell in the Karte Mamorin neighbourhood of Kabul on Sunday

Taliban warn of 'consequences' as US ramps up evacuation

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell's speech to the Jackson Hole symposium will be closely followed for clues about the bank's taper plans

Oil And Equities Bounce Back From Last Week's Tumble

Oil and equities bounce back from last week's tumble

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

US Mobilizes Commercial Airlines For Afghan Exit In Rare Crisis Measure

US mobilizes commercial airlines for Afghan exit in rare crisis measure

A home in the Washington area has been sold -- a small part of the booming housing market in the United States, but high prices have left some families incapable of buying a place of their own

Home Sales Rose 2% In July For Second Straight Month Amid Higher Inventory

Home sales increased for the second consecutive month in July as demand remains high for homes.

Where To Find McDonald’s Saweetie Merchandise Collection Following Combo Meal Launch

The new McDonald’s x Saweetie merchandise collectionis described as an “iced-out streetwear” unisex collection.

Shoppers exit a Target store with their purchases in Fairfax

Target Bets On The Shop-In-Shop Experience With Expanded Disney Partnership

Target said it was “tripling” the number of Disney shops within its stores, adding 100 more locations just in time for the holidays.

The United States says it will ship half a billion dozes of the Pfizer vaccine to poor countries starting late this month

Pfizer COVID Vaccine Approved: Public Can Be ‘Very Confident’ It Meets High Safety Standards, FDA Says

The Pfizer COVID vaccine is approved for the prevention of COVID-19 in individuals 16 and older.

Deutsche Bahn offered to discuss a coronavirus-related bonus for drivers this year but the union called it a "smokescreen".

German Train Drivers Strike Despite Last-minute Offer

German train drivers strike despite last-minute offer

A female director at one of the companies listed on London's FTSE 100 index earns an average Â£237,000 per year compared to Â£875,900 earned by male counterparts, according to a study by New Street Consulting Group.

FTSE 100 Female Directors Paid 73% Less Than Men: Study

FTSE 100 female directors paid 73% less than men: study

At least 48 crew aboard the Costa Atlantica cruise ship docked at a port in Nagasakia have tested positive for coronavirus

CDC Is Warning Some Travelers To Still Avoid Cruises: Here’s Why

"The virus appears to spread more easily between people in close quarters aboard ships,” the CDC said.

Bitcoin has been on a rollercoaster this year. After hitting $65,000 in April it tumbled below $29,000 in June, and is now back above $50,000

Bitcoin Jumps Above $50,000 For First Time Since May

Bitcoin jumps above $50,000 for first time since May

The eurozone's business activity remains high despite supply pressures.

Eurozone Business Activity Weathers Supply Pressures

Eurozone business activity weathers supply pressures

The tower cost $2 million to build but experts are sceptical about the project

Indian Capital Opens First 'Smog Tower'

Indian capital opens first 'smog tower'

Britain is facing its "worst shortages of staff and materials on record", according to the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply.

UK Business Activity Slows On Supply Crunch: Survey

UK business activity slows on supply crunch: survey

A member of the Iraqi military inspects artefacts in a tunnel dug by the Islamic State (IS) group near Mosul

Graft And Security Issues Feed The Trade In Iraq's Past

Graft and security issues feed the trade in Iraq's past

Police officers patrol in front of the Sydney Opera House as the city extends its two-month-old Covid lockdown

Anger As Covid-sceptic Church Flouts Sydney Lockdown

Anger as Covid-sceptic church flouts Sydney lockdown

The town of Waverly, in Humphreys County Tennesse, was hard hit by flash floods that swept through middle of the southern US state

At Least 21 Dead In Flooding In US State Of Tennessee

At least 21 dead in flooding in US state of Tennessee

Bitcoin Price: Cryptocurrency Nearly Reaches $50,000 In Big Rebound

Bitcoin saw a sharp rebound on Saturday after several small dips in recent months.

An image released by the Vermont State Police earlier this month shows a 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV after it caught fire

Chevrolet Bolt Recall: Battery Causing Electric Vehicles To Catch Fire

General Motors expanded the Bolt recall due to battery fires.

US consumers spent less in February as the effect of government stimulus checks wore off, but spending could rebound sharply in March thanks to another round of checks

Fourth Stimulus Check Coming Soon? Delta Variant May Play Role In $2,000 Direct Payments

There are two recent signs that have kept some hope alive for direct payments.

Don Everly's death followed the 2014 death of his brother Phil, which promted fans to gather at the Everly Brothers star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame

Influential US Rock Star Don Everly Dies At 84

Music world pays tribute to Phil Everly

The riyal's value has plummeted to around 1,000 to the dollar in areas controlled by Yemen's government

Yemen Currency Clash Deepens Crisis In War-torn Country

Yemen currency clash comes amid a long civil war.

The pilot dropped the plane's to help the stabilise the mother's condition

Afghan Baby Girl Born On US Military Plane In Germany

Afghan baby girl born on US military plane in Germany

The Israeli survey is focused on pupils between the ages three and 12 who are not yet eligible for the jab, nearly 1.5 million children

Israel Launches Covid Antibody Tests For Children As Young As 3

Israel launches Covid antibody tests for children as young as 3

The defending champion from Cuba seized his opportunity brilliantly to win on all three cards

Pacquiao Nears End After Ugas Upset

Pacquiao nears end after Ugas upset

Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao (left) trades blows with Cuba's Yordenis Ugas during the WBA welterweight title fight in Las Vegas

Ugas Stuns Pacquiao To Retain WBA Welterweight Crown

Ugas stuns Pacquiao to retain WBA welterweight crown

Vice President Kamala Harris was welcomed by Singapore's Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan (C)

US VP Harris Begins Asia Trip Amid Afghan Debacle

Vice President Kamala Harris began a trip to Asia Sunday where she will offer reassurances of Washington's commitment to the region after the chaotic pullout from Afghanistan and Taliban takeover.

France eased its travel rules ahead of the summer season, but Paris visitor numbers still disappointed

Dark Days For Tourism In The City Of Light

Dark days for tourism in the City of Light

Veteran American civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson, who was awarded the French Legion of Honour in July, has been hospitalized with Covid-19

Veteran US Civil Rights Activist Jesse Jackson Hospitalized With Covid

Veteran US civil rights activist Jesse Jackson hospitalized with Covid

The Haqqani network was formed by Jalaluddin Haqqani (C), who gained prominence in the 1980s as a hero of the anti-Soviet jihad

The Haqqani Network: Afghanistan's Most Feared Militants

The Haqqani network: Afghanistan's most feared militants

Securities Licensing: The Growing Importance Of Regulation

The push for more progressive regulation for securities licensing in the United States has been on the rise since the Democrats took office in January this year.