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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, shown here at a press briefing on May 5, 2021, said free speech remains a concern of the US in joining the Christchurch Call

US Belatedly Joins 'Christchurch Call' Against Online Extremism

US belatedly joins 'Christchurch Call' against online extremism

US Stocks End At Records As Weak Jobs Data Boost Stimulus Hopes

Iron ore prices are sitting at a record high as demand in major economies picks up

US stocks end at records as weak jobs data boost stimulus hopes

Disappointing April Jobs Data Pose New Challenge For Biden Agenda

US President Joe Biden spoke about infrastructure and jobs in Westlake, Louisiana on May 6, 2021, a day before the release of the April employment report that could complicate his push for more government spending

The U.S. added just 266,000 jobs in April -- a quarter of the number expected -- in a surprise setback for Biden's efforts to revive an economy blighted by the pandemic.

For some employers still tethered to their offices, the idea that some employees might prefer remote work presents a new set of challenges

US Magazine's Staff Down Tools After CEO Questions Telework

US magazine's staff down tools after CEO questions telework

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Free Crocs For Healthcare Workers: How To Get One Of The 50,000 Pairs

Crocs will give away 10,000 pairs of it Crocs at Works shoes a day for free to healthcare workers, starting on Monday.

Firefighters brought the blaze in east London under control

Blaze Rips Through London Tower With Same Cladding As Grenfell

Blaze rips through London tower with same cladding as Grenfell

Kiddie Fire Alarm Recall 2021: These 226,000 Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors Have A Fire Risk

Kiddies smoke alarms and combination smoke/carbon monoxide alarms were recalled because they may not alert homeowners that there is a fire in their home.

Japan's Covid-19 outbreak remains much smaller than in many countries, with just over 10,500 deaths

Japan Extends Virus Emergency As Olympics Approach

Japan extends virus emergency as Olympics approach

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

Pfizer, BioNTech Seek Full US Approval For Covid-19 Vaccine

Pfizer and BioNTech said Friday they were launching an application requesting full US regulatory approval for their game-changing Covid-19 vaccine for individuals 16 years and older.

Norwegian Cruise Line Threatens To Leave Florida, Claiming This Major COVID Risk

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an executive order banning COVID passports in the state into law on Monday.

Former British prime minister David Cameron has admitted he acted in error but denies any impropriety

UK MPs To Question Ex-PM Cameron Over Lobbying Row

UK MPs to question ex-PM Cameron over lobbying row

Total has come under pressure from pro-democracy activists to "stop financing the junta" in Myanmar

Total Pulls Le Monde Ads Over Report On Myanmar Military Ties

Total pulls Le Monde ads over report on Myanmar military ties

Japan's government earns billions of dollars annually in cigarette tax revenue

Philip Morris To Phase Out Cigarettes In Japan Within Decade

Philip Morris to phase out cigarettes in Japan within decade

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon says the US is poised for a likely economic boom, but warned the country must address its faltering infrastructure

Biden Tax Plan: JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon Has Strong Opinions, Wants More Details

In an interview for the company's general membership meeting, Jamie Dimon said that climate change would be solved by corporations, not the public.

Tanaka was born January 2 1903, the same year as American entertainer Bob Hope and British author George Orwell

World's Oldest Person Pulls Out Of Olympic Torch Relay

World's oldest person pulls out of Olympic torch relay

Japan's airlines had expected a bumper year in 2020, when the Tokyo Olympics were due to be held

Japan Airlines Logs $2.6 Billion Loss Over Pandemic

Japan Airlines logs $2.6 billion loss over pandemic

Japan's government is expected to extend the emergency virus measures until the end of May

Japan To Extend Emergency Virus Measures As Olympics Approach

Japan to extend emergency virus measures as Olympics approach

Malaysia's former prime minister Najib Razak is free on bail while he appeals a conviction over a huge corruption scandal

Malaysian Ex-PM Najib Fined For Breaking Virus Rules

Malaysian ex-PM Najib fined for breaking virus rules

Anti-government protests have rocked Colombia for more than a week

Colombia Calls For Dialogue With Protest Leaders

Colombia calls for dialogue with protest leaders

Chinese exports have been boosted as global demand picks up with major markets emerging from lockdowns

China's Exports Top Forecasts, Imports Growth Best In 10 Years

China's exports top forecasts, imports growth best in 10 years

Nepal's tourism industry suffered a devastating blow last year when the pandemic prompted a complete shutdown of its summits, costing millions in lost revenue

Covid Threatens Everest Climbing Comeback Plans

Covid threatens Everest climbing comeback plans

Before the Covid-19 pandemic the opioid crisis seemed to be leveling off, but the death toll from overdoses began to climb again in 2020

US State Sues Publicis Subsidiary Over Role In Opioid Crisis

US state sues Publicis subsidiary over role in opioid crisis

Billions of cicadas are about to emerge in parts of the eastern, central and southern United States

US Braces For Billions Of Cicadas To Emerge After 17 Years Underground

US braces for billions of cicadas to emerge after 17 years underground

With soaring Covid-19 rates in poorer countries like India, pressure is on for Big Pharma to waive vaccine patent protections

Big Pharma Says Vaccine Patent Waiver Sets Dangerous Precedent

Big Pharma says vaccine patent waiver sets dangerous precedent

Businesses across the United States are reopening and rehiring workers as states roll back restrictions meant to stop Covid-19

US Expected To See Hiring Surge As Vaccines Resurrect Ailing Economy

US expected to see hiring surge as vaccines resurrect ailing economy

Twitter accounts with names playing on Trump themes and seeking to amplify Donald Trump's website posts have been taken offline, according to the platform

Twitter Suspends Accounts Skirting Trump Ban

Twitter suspends accounts skirting Trump ban

The US has suffered a spate of mass shootings in recent weeks, including at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, an office building in California, a grocery store in Colorado and at several spas in Atlanta

Girl Shoots Three At US School: Police

Girl shoots three at US school: police

Under intense pressure to ease protections for vaccine manufacturers, the United States threw its weight behind a waiver on patent protections for Covid-19 vaccines

US-Germany Rift Could Scupper Vaccine Patent Waiver

US-Germany rift could scupper vaccine patent waiver

A decision by an independent oversight board to uphold Facebook's ban on former US president Donald Trump (L) leaves the social network's CEO Mark Zuckerberg (R) holding the ball on the final decision

Facebook Panel Punt On Trump Puts Onus Back On Zuckerberg

Facebook panel punt on Trump puts onus back on Zuckerberg

Relatives mourn Juan Luis Diaz, one of the 25 victims of Mexico City's metro disaster

Relatives Of Mexico Metro Crash Victims Demand Justice

Relatives of Mexico metro crash victims demand justice

The White House's support for a waiver on Covid-19 vaccine patents has been broadly welcomed

Stocks Mostly Advance But Vaccine Stocks Hit

Stocks mostly advance but vaccine stocks hit

Self-taught Cuban auto body mechanic Pablo Manso repairs Chevrolets from 1955, 1956 and 1957

Cuba's Chevy Doctor Keeping Classic Cars On The Road

Cuba's Chevy doctor keeping classic cars on the road

US President Joe Biden touts infrastructure and jobs plans near the Calcasieu River Bridge

Biden Says US Must Invest Because China 'Eating Our Lunch'

President Joe Biden warned Thursday that Congress needs to adopt his multi-trillion dollar spending plans to renew the US economy because China is "eating our lunch."