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Police carry out checks on visitors to a court for the verdict of hardline Muslim cleric Rizieq Shihab in Jakarta

Indonesia Jails Firebrand Cleric For Breaking Virus Rules

Indonesia jails firebrand cleric for breaking virus rules

Zidane Resigns As Real Madrid Coach

Zinedine Zidane leaves Real Madrid after failing to win a trophy this season

Zidane resigns as Real Madrid coach

Veteran Basketball Player Slams J. Cole For Basketball Africa League Stint: 'Disrespectful'

J. Cole's Basketball Africa League stint has drawn flak from a veteran pro.

Video Shows Delivery Man Bashed In Head With Traffic Divider In Unprovoked Attack

Police are on the lookout for a man who was caught on camera striking a 47-year-old food delivery worker in the head with a traffic divider in Midtown Manhattan last Thursday.

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Infographic: Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases Remain Rare In US

COVID-19 transmission was still continuing at a high level during the week of April 24th to April 30th, proof of how vaccines successfully curbed the spread of the disease.

The 'circuit-breaker' lockdown in Melbourne is designed to allow contact tracers to get on top of cases, with residents permitted to leave home only for essential reasons including getting vaccinate

Millions In Australia's Second City Ordered Into Snap Covid Lockdown

Millions in Australia's second city ordered into snap Covid lockdown

President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package will extend relief measures aimed at the Covid-19 pandemic while also changing tax regulations to lower child poverty

Possible Fourth Stimulus Check May Do More Bad Than Good, Economist Says

The United States has sent out three rounds of stimulus checks since the beginning of the pandemic.

Honeywell Layoffs: 470 Staff To Be Terminated As N95 Mask Demand Drops

The layoffs come after the CDC on May 13 recommended that fully vaccinated individuals would no longer need to wear masks in most indoor and outdoor settings.

With most Gulf flights from Pakistan cancelled as the country is added to a growing number of coronavirus travel blacklists, thousands of workers are hoping to reach the kingdom after first spending two weeks in Kabul

Afghanistan Unlikely Coronavirus Stopover For Pakistani Workers

Afghanistan unlikely coronavirus stopover for Pakistani workers

Australian authorities are trying to speed up their vaccine rollout

Ohio Vax-A-Million Lottery Winner Announced: Who Won $1 Million?

Four more winners of the $1 million prize and four full-ride college scholarship winners will be announced each Wednesday for the next four weeks.

The AstraZeneca vaccine has been used widely around the world, but questions have continually arisen about potential side effects

What Causes COVID Vaccine Blood Clots? Scientists Claim To Have Solved The Puzzle

Some people have experienced blood clots after the inoculation, prompting pauses in the important vaccine rollout.

Investor fears about inflation have played off against optimism over the global recovery outlook in recent months

World Markets Trade In Narrow Band As Investors Monitor Inflation

World markets trade in narrow band as investors monitor inflation

Uber conferred official recognition on the union -- which counts 620,000 members across various industries -- in the wake of a ruling by Britain's Supreme Court in February 2021

Uber Agrees World-first Union Deal For UK Drivers

Uber agrees world-first union deal for UK drivers

President Joe Biden said US intelligence agencies are split over the two possible sources for the coronavirus -- animal contact or a laboratory accident

Biden Orders Intelligence Report On Covid Origins Within 90 Days

Biden ordered intelligence agencies to report to him in the next three months on whether the Covid-19 virus first emerged in China from an animal source or from a laboratory accident.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal Quarles said it would be "unwise" to act prematurely to bring down inflation

Top Fed Official Downplays Inflation, Warns Against Acting Early

Fed Vice Chair Randal Quarles also said he is optimistic about the country's growth prospects and economic outlook thanks to a stockpile of consumer savings that will boost spending.

The MGM building in Century City, California

Amazon Purchase Latest Twist In MGM Saga

Amazon purchase latest twist in MGM saga

Russian President Vladimir Putin (pictured May 21, 2021) urged Russians to cast away any remaining doubts and said that the Russian vaccines were "the most reliable and safest" in the world

Putin Rules Out Compulsory Coronavirus Vaccinations

Putin rules out compulsory coronavirus vaccinations

French judicial investigators hear fugitive ex-auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn (front row-C) as a witness, at a courtroom in the Lebanese capital Beirut, on May 26, 2021, ahead of further questioning

Ghosn Gives Witness Testimony To French Investigators

Ghosn gives witness testimony to French investigators

Cummings (R) has launched a series of attacks against his former boss's coronavirus policies and financial dealings

Ex-aide Brands UK's Johnson 'Unfit' To Be PM Over Covid Failures

Ex-aide brands UK's Johnson 'unfit' to be PM over Covid failures

Indian residents are being evacuated and others try to protect their homes as Cyclone Yaas heads towards the Bay of Bengal, a week after another huge storm claimed at least 155 lives on the west coast.

Five Dead As Another Cyclone Batters India

Five dead as another cyclone batters India

AstraZeneca's failure to deliver the promised doses sparked a bitter war of words between the drug company and the EU earlier this year

EU Asks For Big Penalties Against AstraZeneca Over Dose Delays

EU asks for big penalties against AstraZeneca over dose delays

Facebook subsidiary WhatsApp told AFP it had filed a case in the Delhi High Court

WhatsApp Goes To Court Against India Social Media Clampdown

WhatsApp goes to court against India social media clampdown

A proposed debt offering by Royal Caribbean Cruises will offer the latest indication of investor appetite for a hard-hit sector

Royal Caribbean Can Sail, But It Will Be Under These Cruising Conditions

Royal Caribbean is the first cruise line to receive approval to operate a test sailing with passengers on board in U.S. waters in a simulated voyage.

Shareholders of ExxonMobil will decide whether to replace up to four board members with supporters of renewable energy investment

ExxonMobil Faces Major Investor Battle On Climate Stance

ExxonMobil faces major investor battle on climate stance

A health care worker prepares a dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine

Myocarditis Symptoms And Treatment: COVID Vaccine Side Effect CDC Is Investigating

Health authorities are looking into a possible link between COVID-19 vaccines and myocarditis in young people after receiving dozens of reports of mild heart problems after vaccinations.