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Joe Biden is set to revive the tradition of publishing the president's finances. Donald Trump is the only president since Watergate to refuse the tradition.

Scrutiny increases of Gates after Microsoft affair surfaces

Britain eases lockdown as Asia outbreaks fuel concern

The comedian berated criticized Israel over the violence in Palestine.

Record 2,700 migrants reach Spain's Ceuta enclave in one day

Biden surges international vaccines aid in riposte to Russia, China

The Boston Celtics should make the playoffs through the NBA play-in tournament.

Researchers with Graphika have discovered a sprawling network of businesses, media platforms, local action networks, and social media accounts spreading disinformation.

Hugs and indoor pints on UK 'Freedom Monday' despite variant fears

The World Health Organization is concerned that people may begin to think the pandemic has ended and has issued a warning to remind them that pandemic is far from over.

Danone picks industry veteran to replace ousted CEO

Bringing the economy back from the brutal downturn caused by Covid-19 will take time, and hiccups like last month's weak hiring data will happen, a top Federal Reserve official said.

Investors keen on Brazil, but jury still out on Bolsonaro

The police have filed a case against the administrative body responsible for civic amenities in the city, and blamed them for not taking adequate steps to keep the stray dog population in check.

These retailers have all updated their face mask policy to allow vaccinated shoppers to remove their face coverings when inside their stores.

WEF calls off 2021 summit in Singapore

Left-behind Sanofi closes in on Covid vaccine

Vibrio vulnificus infection can also be contracted through open wounds.

Fans took to Twitter to share their mixed reaction to the "Eurovision" semifinal.

Over 80 percent in Japan oppose Olympics this year: poll

Working 55-hour week increases risk of death: UN