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Brisbane has been under a snap lockdown since the end of July but restrictions will be lifted Sunday after apparently successful efforts to stem an outbreak

Brisbane To Lift Virus Lockdown While Sydney Outbreak Grows

Brisbane to lift virus lockdown while Sydney outbreak grows

Aaliyah, R. Kelly, And A 'Violent Puzzle' Of Alleged Abuse

Aaliyah, whose image is shown here in 2002 at the American Music Awards, is among the alleged victims of R. Kelly, the R&B singer accused of sexual abuse

Aaliyah, R. Kelly, and a 'violent puzzle' of alleged abuse

'Second Home': An Afghan Family's Road To Settling In The United States

Samim Zalmi, who came to the United States from Afghanistan with his family three years ago, shows pictures of himself with his brothers and their father in his apartment in Falls Church, Virginia, on August 5, 2021

'Second home': an Afghan family's road to settling in the United States

Nearly empty shelves are seen at Mary Arnold Toys in New York on August 2, 2021, as Covid-related supply chain snags have beset retailers

Global Supply Snags Could Mean Fewer Toys Under The Christmas Tree

Global supply snags could mean fewer toys under the Christmas tree

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Fewer Americans are filing claims for unemployment benefits as the US economy adds back jobs lost during the Covid-19 pandemic

Booming US Job Market: 9.8 Million Jobs Available But Only 8.7 Million Potential Workers

Amid a booming labor market, employers are using incentives to lure potential workers.

A picture taken on August 3, 2021 shows the Israeli-linked Japanese-owned tanker MT Mercer Street, off the port of the Gulf Emirate of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates

Iran Rejects G7 And US Allegations Over Drone Attack On Ship

Iran rejects G7 and US allegations over drone attack on ship

Outbound shipments from the world's second-largest economy have remained resilient this year, boosted by demand for goods like medical gear and electronics needed to work from home

China Exports Robust In July As Port Activity Rebounds

China's exports remained robust in July despite losing some steam, customs data showed Saturday, with analysts noting a rebound in port activity but warning that the recent spread of the Delta variant could act as a drag on growth.

Complaining of hunger, thousands of Cubans took to the streets in unusual protests last month

Cuba Legalizes Small And Medium Enterprises In Boost For Private Sector

Cuba legalizes small and medium enterprises in boost for private sector

Japan's Kei Nishikori best South Africa's Lloyd Harris on Friday to reach the semi-finals of the ATP Citi Open

Nishikori Advances To First ATP Semi-final In Two Years

Nishikori advances to first ATP semi-final in two years

The Citizens Alliance for Liberty bloc registered their alliance at the Supreme Electoral Council in the Nicaraguan capital Managua in May 2021

Main Nicaragua Opposition Party Disqualified Ahead Of Elections

Main Nicaragua opposition party disqualified ahead of elections

Long stigmatised, young residents of Mumbai's Dharavi slum have embraced hip hop in a bid to highlight glaring inequality and the mistreatment of marginalised communities

Hip-hop Dream Thrives In India's Largest Slum

Hip-hop dream thrives in India's largest slum

Apple claims it can flag images showing child sexual abuse without weakening encryption but critics warn the tool could be exploited by others

Apple Revives Encryption Debate With Move On Child Exploitation

Apple revives encryption debate with move on child exploitation

Ariana Grande, pictured January 2020, will appear as a human-fantasy creature hybrid in the popular video game Fortnite and perform some of her greatest hits

Ariana Grande To Appear And Perform In Fortnite Video Game

Ariana Grande to appear and perform in Fortnite video game

Investor sentiment has been dampened by the global spread of the Delta coronavirus variant

Stocks Mixed, Dollar Up On Upbeat US Jobs Data

Stocks mixed, dollar up on upbeat US jobs data

The Israeli-managed oil products tanker M/T Mercer Street anchored off Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates days after it was struck by an explosive drone, which killed two people on board

G7 Fingers Iran In Deadly Tanker Attack; US Releases 'Evidence'

G7 fingers Iran in deadly tanker attack; US releases 'evidence'

Afghan security personnel on Wednesday inspect the site of a car bomb explosion in Kabul

Taliban Capture First Afghan Provincial Capital In Blow To Government

Taliban capture first Afghan provincial capital in blow to government

Another Price Increase: Why Your Next Cup Of Coffee Will Cost You More

Coffee drinkers will see a price difference in roasted coffee beans and ground coffee in supermarkets in the coming weeks.

Norwegian Cruise Line Reports Net Loss Ahead Of First US Cruise In Over 500 Days

Norwegian Encore will set sail for the first time in over 500 days in the U.S. this Saturday.

Panera Soup Recall 2021: Chicken Soup Recalled After Reports Of Glove Found In Product

Blount Fine Foods discovered the possible contamination after several consumer complaints of a gray nitrile glove in the soup.

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, seen in March 2019, are accused of increasing authoritarianism

US Restricts Nicaragua Visas Over Crackdown On Opposition

US restricts Nicaragua visas over crackdown on opposition

Cairn Energy successfully challenged Indian tax claims in an international arbitration court, a ruling that India refused to accept

India Scraps 'Tax Terrorism' Rule That Spooked Foreign Firms

India scraps 'tax terrorism' rule that spooked foreign firms

Spirit Airlines Expects More Cancellations Before Rebound

Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie says the airline expects more cancellations to occur within the coming days but the company will soon turn a corner and rebound.

United Airlines Explains Why It's Requiring Proof Of Vaccination From All Its Employees

United Airlines employees have until the fall to get vaccinated.

Americans who lost their jobs to the Covd-19 pandemic are returning to work, but Black and Hispanic workers continue to have higher rates of unemployment

US Jobs Hit 943,000 In July As Unemployment Declines To New Low Despite Delta Surge

The U.S. unemployment rate has dropped to 5.4% in July, down 0.5% from a month earlier.

President Joe Biden is touting his record on the pandemic as the Delta variant surges

Biden Administration Backs Stricter Cryptocurrency Regulations

President Biden has voiced his support for backing a bipartisan amendment in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill that sets a broader definition of a crypto broker.

Huawei is at the centre of an intense US-China trade and tech rivalry

Huawei Revenue Plunges Further In 'Challenging Times'

Huawei is at the center of an intense U.S.-China trade and tech rivalry after the government of former president Donald Trump voiced concern the company could be used for espionage.