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The IOC's Richard Pound, a former Canadian swimming champion, acknowledged the pushback in Japan against the Games, but downplayed its likelihood of forcing a cancellation

IOC Veteran Pound Says Tokyo Games 'A Go'

IOC veteran Pound says Tokyo Games 'a go'

62 House Republicans Voted Against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Bill, Biden Signs Bill

The United States has seen a surge in anti-Asian violence in the past year, which activists have blamed on former President Donald Trump's rhetoric

The bill would direct federal agencies to review potential hate crimes against Asians and raise awareness about bias against Asians.

Inter Milan Agree Multi-million Euro Loan With US Investment Firm

Inter Milan won Serie A this season for the first time since 2010

Inter Milan agree multi-million euro loan with US investment firm

European football clubs have had to cope with huge losses in revenue from playing behind closed doors for nearly all of the 2020/21 season

European Clubs Set To Lose 8.7 Billion Euros As A Result Of Virus

European clubs set to lose 8.7 billion euros as a result of virus

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Hundreds of police and army personnel are on the hunt for a rogue soldiers who went missing after stealing weapons

Belgian Authorities Scour National Park For Rogue Soldier

Belgian authorities scour national park for rogue soldier

Eric Trump Called Out For Saying People Hug Him And Cry Because They Miss Donald Trump

Eric Trump was blasted on social media for suggesting Americans miss Donald Trump.

Nathan Copelandcontrols a robotic arm thanks to electrodes implanted in his brain

New Sensation: Pioneering Mind-controlled Arm Restores Sense Of Touch

New sensation: pioneering mind-controlled arm restores sense of touch

Tourist-dependent countries like Greece are desperate for the return of mass travel to boost their economies

EU Deal On Covid Pass Paves Way For Summer Travel

EU deal on Covid pass paves way for summer travel

Millionaires On Paper: 401(k) and IRA Holders See Record Profits Amid Pandemic, Market Surge

Some Americans are dealing with persistent unemployment and state splashing benefits, but those with large retirement accounts are going just fine.

The death of Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno threw the country into political turmoil and complicated talks on debt relief

IMF Continuing Chad Debt Restructure Talks After Deby Death

IMF continuing Chad debt restructure talks after Deby death

Migrant minors eat apples while they wait to be tested for COVID-19 upon their arrival to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on May 19

Panic, Pity And Anger In Spain's Ceuta Over Migrant Wave

Panic, pity and anger in Spain's Ceuta over migrant wave

The top US health authority now says fully vaccinated people don't need to wear masks in most indoor settings

Gov. Kim Reynolds Worries Iowa Residents By Banning Mask Mandates In Schools, Statewide

The Republican governor signed a law that bans mask mandates in all schools, cities and counties in Iowa.

This restaurant in Maryland may be hiring, but there are few takers for the low-skill, low-wage jobs that many businesses are have available

In US, 2.5 Million Unemployed Soon To Be Without Income

Twenty-one out of 27 states governed by Republicans -- including Missouri, Alaska, West Virginia, Indiana and Georgia -- will soon reduce or eliminate additional unemployment aid.

Jerome Lavrilleux (centre), Sarkozy's former deputy campaign manager, arriving at court

French Ex-president Sarkozy On Trial Over Campaign Financing

French ex-president Sarkozy on trial over campaign financing

The tail end of Cyclone Tauktae has dumped rain across northern India

New India Cyclone Warning As Death Toll Rises

New India cyclone warning as death toll rises

vials of Comirnaty vaccine by Pfizer-BioNTech against Covid-19

Mix-And-Match COVID-19 Vaccines May Produce More Potent Immune Response: Study

Combining COVID-19 vaccines produces a potent immune response against the virus SARS-CoV-2, a study has found.

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Celebrate Anniversary By Announcing New Project In COVID-19 Stricken India

The royal couple tied the knot on May 19, 2018.

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

Fully Vaccinated Ohio Man Hospitalized With COVID-19, Suffers Drastic Symptoms

A fully vaccinated man from Ohio was hospitalized after developing severe symptoms of COVID-19.

Woman Hospitalized For COVID-19 Allegedly Sexually Abused While Tied To Bed In ICU

The victim recorded a video of her mother sharing the gruesome details of the alleged abuse and posted it on social media.

Kate Middleton, Prince William To Visit The Place Where They Fell In Love

They announced their Scotland trip on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's third wedding anniversary.

Texas Executes Quintin Jones, Ends Months-Long Break In Executions

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice said Quintin Jones was pronounced dead at 6:40 p.m. EDT Wednesday, 12 minutes after he was injected with a lethal dose of pentobarbital.

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

Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Can Be Stored In Standard Freezers Up To One Month

The FDA has authorized a longer storage time for thawed Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines to make them more widely available.

6 Killed By Lightning Strikes Amid Deadly Cyclone In India

Authorities in India said lightning strikes killed six people and injured three more in two separate incidents.

EasyJet's losses widened but the airline says it is "encouraged by the reopening of travel across much of Europe".

EasyJet's First-half Net Loss Widens As Virus Bites

EasyJet's first-half net loss widens as virus bites

Salma Hayek Reflects On Her COVID-19 Battle: 'I'd Rather Die At Home'

Hayek battled the virus in the early days of the pandemic and spent about seven weeks in self isolation at her home. At one point, she was even put on oxygen.