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Containers and cranes are seen at the Port of Los Angeles, in California on October 13, 2021

Small Businesses Facing Huge Setbacks From Blocked Shipments, Price Hikes

Small businesses facing huge setbacks from blocked shipments, price hikes

6,617 Fully Vaccinated Americans Have Died Of COVID-19: CDC

The latest wave of the pandemic has struck Myanmar with many hospitals empty of pro-democracy medical staff

At least 86% of breakthrough COVID-19 deaths occurred in patients aged 65 and older.

Death Threats, Law Suits: Covid Experts Targeted

A poll shows scientists who speak in the media about Covid-19 are often subject to harassment as a result

Death threats, law suits: Covid experts targeted

'The fire is not out, but we have reduced its size. If we stop fighting it on any front, it will come roaring back,' said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

COVID Boosters Are ‘The Worst We Can Do As A Global Community,’ WHO Director Says

Most continents have all administered a single COVID vaccine dose to more than 50% of their populations while Africa has only administered 7%.

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EU leaders European Union leaders will hold a face-to-face summit in Brussels to discuss various issues after complaints that videoconferences were slow and inefficient

EU Passes Sweeping Guidance To Address Record-High Energy Prices Among Its Members

The sweeping guidance is expected to help low income households struggling to pay their record-high energy bills.

Radul Baduel (right) was an ally of the late former Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez (left), pictured here in 2006, before they fell out over a proposed constitutional reform

UN Demands 'Independent Investigation' Over Venezuelan Dissident's Death

UN demands 'independent investigation' over Venezuelan dissident's death

An increase in food prices played a large role in the overall rise in the US consumer price index in September

Food And Rent Prices Drive US Inflation Spike In September

Food and rent prices drive US inflation spike in September

The United States will open its land borders with Canada and Mexico to fully vaccinated non-essential travelers from November, an official announced

US To Open Land Borders To Vaccinated Travelers In November

US to open land borders to vaccinated travelers in November

Coachella And Stagecoach Reverse Vaccination Requirement For Entrance To 2022 Festivals

Coachella takes back its vaccine requirement. Negative Covid tests allowed.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (pictured October 7, 2021) has repeatedly claimed that tests show he has a large number of coronavirus antibodies and thus does not need to be vaccinated, something experts dispute

Brazil's Bolsonaro Decides Not To Get Vaccinated

Brazil's Bolsonaro decides not to get vaccinated

The Federal Reserve is clearly signaling it is ready to soon cut back on its asset purchase program

Fed Officials Lean Towards Stimulus Pullback As Soon As November

Fed officials lean towards stimulus pullback as soon as November

More than 1.75 million residents have so far been affected by the floods in Shanxi

Climate Change News: More Flooding, Droughts On The Way, Environmental Agency Warns

London’s sea level is expected to rise 9 inches by the 2050s and almost 18 inches by the 2080s, new report reveals.

US authorities announced new guidelines to reduce the amount of salt in food

US Sets New Lower Salt Target For Food Industry

US sets new lower salt target for food industry

Streaming leader Netflix is facing increased competition from Disney and other rivals

International Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Employees Strike Will Halt TV Production

The union of film and television crew announced the strike will happen Monday unless they come to an agreement.

Delta Air Lines reported a profitable quarter on the basis of increased travel demand, but said higher fuel costs could push it back into the red in the fourth quarter

Delta Air Lines Scores Q3 Profit, Warns On Jet Fuel Costs

Delta Air Lines scores Q3 profit, warns on jet fuel costs

Pfizer raised its 2021 forecasts based on surging demand for Covid-19 vaccines

Virginia Teen Claims CVS Administered Six Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine In One COVID Shot

The 17-year-old girl was administered an entire vial of the Pfizer vaccine in one shot.

Rising gasoline prices are expected to continue while OPEC+ members debate an increase in production.

Consumer Price Index Spikes Again In September, Fueled By Rising Food, Energy Costs

Inflation has spiked again in September after food and energy prices’ rise outpaced declines in other goods categories.

This Airline Will Give You A COVID Vaccination Onboard Its Special Plane

Participants will receive their first dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine onboard a 787 aircraft.

JPMorgan Chase reported a jump in third-quarter profits due in part to the release of funds set aside earlier in the pandemic in case of bad loans

JPMorgan Chase Profits Jump On Lower Reserves For Bad Loans

JPMorgan Chase profits jump on lower reserves for bad loans

The International Monetary Fund said countries will need to invest more in renewable energy to protect against volatility in oil and gas prices

Subsidies Not The Right Tool To Deal With High Energy Prices: IMF

Subsidies not the right tool to deal with high energy prices: IMF

More Walgreens Stores To Close In This City Due To Organized Theft: Is Your Location Affected?

Walgreens said one of its stores in 2020 was losing as much as $1,000 a day in merchandise due to theft.

College Student Sends Chilling Text Before Suicide Just Days After Getting COVID-19

A 21-year-old sophomore sent her friend a text saying she "genuinely" wants to sleep and not wake up.

Ben Simmons #25 of the Philadelphia 76ers and Kyrie Irving #11 of the Brooklyn Nets

NBA News: Nets Respect Kyrie Irving But Maintains Stance On COVID-19 Protocols

The Brooklyn Nets are still having difficulties in meeting halfway with Kyrie Irving.

A patient infected with Covid-19 lays in a bed in the intensive care unit of the Saint-Camille hospital, in Bry-Sur-Marne, east of Paris

Hospital Used Wrong Ventilator Filter On COVID-19 Patient Causing Cardiac Arrest: Report

The inquest report said the packaging used on the filters "was not clear" following which the hospital staff mistakenly used a dry filter.

The lifting of coronavirus curbs to allow more socialising provided Britain's economy with a boost but the recovery still faces headwinds, such as supply chain woes and inflation

UK Economy Rebounds Despite Supply Chain Woes

UK economy rebounds despite supply chain woes

MMA News: Joshua Pacio Reveals Pick For Hybrid MMA-Muay Thai Fight At 'ONE X'

Joshua Pacio predicts the winner of the first hybrid MMA-Muay Thai bout at ONE X in December.

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