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Biden Raises Food Stamp Program Benefits By Nearly 30%, Biggest Increase In History

The average benefit will increase by $36 a month under the Biden administration's new policy.

Global Stocks Mixed As Chinese Data Disappoints

Chinese industrial output was up 6.4 percent in July, missing analysts' estimates

Global stocks mixed as Chinese data disappoints

T-Mobile Acknowledges Breach Of Customer Data, Launches Probe

T-Mobile said it was investigating reports of a data breach that could have affected sensitive information of 100 million customers

T-Mobile acknowledges breach of customer data, launches probe

The Empire State Building sits between the Bank of America building and the Chrysler Building at sunset in New York

New York's Empire State Factory Index Takes A Big Hit In August

This month, New York's Empire State Index lost nearly all of the record gains it made in July

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The Taliban launched a lightning offensive to take over Afghanistan as foreign troops departed

How Did The Taliban Take Over Afghanistan So Quickly?

How did the Taliban take over Afghanistan so quickly?

China was the only major economy to expand in all of 2020

Asian Stocks Mostly Down As China Recovery Weakens

Retail sales in China expanded 8.5% in July year-on-year and industrial output was up 6.4%, with both figures below analyst estimates.

Japan's economy grew slightly in the second quarter, avoiding a technical recession despite continued virus woes

Japan Economy Rebounds Despite Virus Surge

Despite continued virus worries and restrictions that have lasted most of this year, Japan's economy grew a better-than-expected 0.3% in the three months to June, data from the cabinet office showed.

The Delta variant has breached China's defences, with record local infections in dozens of cites

'China's Fauci' Probed For Plagiarism After Questioning Covid Policy

'China's Fauci' probed for plagiarism after questioning Covid policy

People search through the rubble of what used to be the Manguier Hotel after the earthquake hit on August 14, 2021 in Les Cayes, southwest Haiti

Death Toll In Massive Haiti Quake Jumps To Over 1,200

Death toll in massive Haiti quake jumps to over 1,200

Insurgent fighters are now camped just 50 kilometres away from the Afghan capital

Afghan Leader Ghani Says Taliban Has Won As Militants Enter Kabul

Afghan leader Ghani says Taliban has won as militants enter Kabul

Officials on July 2 announced the departure of all US and NATO troops from Bagram, Afghanistan's biggest air base

Timeline: The Taliban's Sweeping Offensive In Afghanistan

Timeline: the Taliban's sweeping offensive in Afghanistan

Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has warned the Israeli government not to keep attacking Poland over the new law

Poland Hits Back At Israel In WWII Claims Law Row

Poland hits back at Israel in WWII claims law row

Why Education Is Key To A Truly Inclusive Workplace And Workforce

America has the chance to re-tool its human resources by systematically building the skills of the American workforce through the power of education, supported by technologies that provide learning anywhere, anytime.

The record-high US trade deficit is viewed as a consequence of the country's rapid economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic

Why Trade Enforcement Needs To Be A Top Priority For Biden Administration

International trade remains a pillar of the American economy. In 2019, U.S. companies imported and exported $5.6 trillion worth of goods and services.

Dollar Dominance Back On Agenda In DR Congo

Dollar dominance back on agenda in DR Congo

Online gaming appears to be the latest target for China's regulators

China's Youth React To Gaming Curbs With Anguish And Cunning

China's youth react to gaming curbs with anguish and cunning

Libya's oil and gas wealth make it a potential bonanza for foreign construction firms as it makes up for a decade of lost investment

Multi-billion-dollar Reconstruction Projects Await In Post-war Libya

Multi-billion-dollar reconstruction projects await in post-war Libya

Upset winner: American Reilly Opelka serves on the way to a semi-final win over third-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas at the ATP Toronto Masters

Medvedev Dominates Isner To Face Opelka For Toronto Title

Medvedev dominates Isner to face Opelka for Toronto title

Christian Le Squer got tips from Imbert on building his online presence

Even In Rarefied World Of French Cuisine, You Gotta Insta

Even in rarefied world of French cuisine, you gotta Insta

Large tech platforms have expanded during the pandemic, attracting heightened antitrust scrutiny, which has had little apparent effect on their share prices

Big Tech Rolls On As Investors Shrug Off Regulatory Pressure

Big Tech rolls on as investors shrug off regulatory pressure

A top editor of Nicaragua's La Prensa, Juan Lorenzo Holmann, has been arrested after a raid on the paper; he is the latest critic of President Daniel Ortega to be arrested

Nicaragua Editor Detained In Latest Move Seen To Target President's Critics

Nicaragua editor detained in latest move seen to target president's critics

Lionel Messi on the pitch at the Parc des Princes before PSG's Ligue 1 game against Strasbourg

Messi Gets Rapturous Reception Before Watching PSG Beat Strasbourg

Messi gets rapturous reception before watching PSG beat Strasbourg

The protesters were an eclectic mix of far-right, yellow vest anti-inequality activists, anti-vaxxers and civil liberties campaigners

France Sees Fifth Weekend Of Protests Against Macron Covid Pass

France sees fifth weekend of protests against Macron Covid pass

What Is Remote? Startup Company Is Now Valued At $1 Billion Amid Pandemic

A startup company that helps employ workers around the world saw its valuation jump after getting new investor funding.

Even the crack in the supposedly indestructible windows of the all-electrick Cybertruck didn't rattle Tesla CEO Elon Musk

Buying A Tesla? Here Are The Most Expensive And Least Expensive EVs

Elon Musk's collection of electric cars can be affordable for some or an expensive luxury item for others.

Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, is thought to affect 50 million people worldwide and usually starts after age 65

A Breakthrough For Alzheimer's Patients -- And A Need For More

The growing prevalence of Alzheimer's disease is a frightening national emergency. The disease afflicts 6.2 million Americans, a number expected to more than double by 2060.

Biden's Clean Energy Plan Would Save Over 317,000 Lives, Have Estimated Net Value Of $1.43 Trillion

Joe Biden's plan for investing in clean energy by bringing the United States to 80% renewable energy could save over 317,000 lives.

La Prensa had been the only national independent daily newspaper remaining in circulation at a time when the Nicaraguan government is accused of repressing opponents

Police Raid Nicaragua Paper That Branded Govt A 'Dictatorship'

Police raid Nicaragua paper that branded govt a 'dictatorship'

The Taliban appear to have met little resistance on the ground in their offensive

Weapon Seizures 'Massive Boon' For Taliban As Cities Fall

Weapon seizures 'massive boon' for Taliban as cities fall

US tech giant Apple announced new child protection features on August 5 that sparked concerns over privacy

Apple Defends Child Protection Features Over Privacy Concerns

Apple defended new child protection features that would check images uploaded to its cloud storage and on its messaging platform, rejecting concerns the updates pose threats to privacy.