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The Italian pavilion at Expo 2020 features a replica of Michelangelo's statue of David

Michelangelo's David Not Censored At Expo, Officials Say

Michelangelo's David not censored at Expo, officials say

Traveling To Canada? You’ll Need Your COVID Vaccination To Enter And Explore

Canada will begin requiring proof of vaccination to enter the country by air, rail, or cruise ship, starting on Oct. 30.

New US Unemployment Benefit Claims Resume Their Downward Slide

US jobless claims have declined significantly over the course of 2021 thanks to Covid-19 vaccines, but are not yet at their pre-pandemic level

New US unemployment benefit claims resume their downward slide

Pfizer's Covid vaccine could soon be given to children as young as five

Pfizer Asks For US Authorization Of Covid Vaccine For Ages 5-11

Pfizer asks for US authorization of Covid vaccine for ages 5-11

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After giving remarks at the UN, Korean pop sensation BTS rolled out a pre-recorded video of their track "Permission to Dance," flaunting their moves throughout the General Assembly and on the world body's lawn

BTS And UNICEF Celebrate Massive Success Of ‘Love Myself’ Campaign

BTS raised $3.6 million for UNICEF’s "Love Myself" campaign which aims at fighting bullying and violence against the youth.

Man Kills 3 Including Pharmacist Brother As He Believes COVID-19 Shots Poisoned People; Charged

The suspect lived with his mother and believed that the FBI was after them.

Crime scene police line | Representational Image

Man Accused Of Killing Fiancée Admits Sleeping Next To Corpse, Driving It To Walmart

The victim was in an abusive relationship with the suspect, according to friends and neighbors.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva disagreed with an investigation showing she pushed for changes to a World Bank report to favor China

Beijing’s Agent? Treasury Department May Boot IMF Chief Georgieva Over Data Rigging To Favor China

The U.S. Treasury Department is now looking at the possibility of booting IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva over allegations that she pressured staff to improve China’s ranking in the World Bank’s “Doing Business 2018” report.

Leni Robredo said she would 'defeat the archaic and rotten style of politics'

Duterte Nemesis And Drug-war Critic Bids For Philippine President

Duterte nemesis and drug-war critic bids for Philippine president

MMA News: Roman Kryklia, Murat Aygun To Headline ONE: NextGen Card On October 29

ONE Championship looks to continue its momentum of great events with ONE: NextGen.

Australia's largest city Sydney is set to emerge from a coronavirus lockdown of more than 100 days

Sydney Readies For 'Freedom Day' After Long Virus Lockdown

Sydney readies for 'freedom day' after long virus lockdown

US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has appealed for Republicans to allow a majority vote

Senators On Brink Of Stop-gap Fix To US Debt Crisis

Senators on brink of stop-gap fix to US debt crisis

President Joe Biden says Congress must pass his spending plans to keep the US competitive in the world

As Biden Plunges In Polls, Trump’s Popularity Rises

In a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday, Biden’s approval rating dropped to 38% compared to his approval rating of 42% three weeks earlier.

New Delhi police alone have launched at least 600 investigations into scams, as people desperately seek oxygen, hospital beds and drugs for sick relatives

More Than 95,000 Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases Recorded In New York

The breakthrough cases account for 0.8% of the state's fully vaccinated population.

Some ten percent of Americans have so far received at least one Covid vaccine dose, with Moderna accounting for just under half the number

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Profits Boost Executives To Richest Americans List

Forbes magazine's list of 400 wealthiest people in the U.S. featured the names of many billionaires in finance, tech and health care amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

India's hospitals have seen critical shortages of oxygen, beds and vaccines

46 Fully Vaccinated People Died Of COVID-19 In Massachusetts Last Week

The number of breakthrough deaths accounts for 0.006% of the state's fully vaccinated population.

Hobby Lobby Recall: Stop Using These Stools That Pose Fall, Injury Risks

There have been six reports of minor injuries.

Chevron plans to boost investment in "lower carbon" energy, while investing primarily in oil and gas

Can We Survive $150 Oil?

The thought of crude oil almost doubling in price is enough to generate fear of inflation accelerating beyond its already heightened level.

White House To Quadruple Number Of At-Home COVID Tests By December

The Biden administration purchased an additional $1 billion in rapid, at-home COVID tests to ramp up testing capacity.

Cereal Killer? What Kellogg's Strike Will Mean For Your Breakfast Favorites

About 1,400 Kellogg Company workers went on strikes, potentially threatening production of Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops and other staples.

Global shortages of natural gas are exacerbated by closures of coal and nuclear power stations, a lack of wind, drought and competition for supplies ahead of what is forecast to be a cold northern winter

Natural Gas Market Soars To Record Heights

Natural gas market soars to record heights

Kroger To Hire 20,000 New Workers Ahead Of Holiday Shopping Crunch

Kroger said its average wage in 2021 is more than $16 an hour nationally, and even more when coupled with other benefits.

Why Sweden Is Suspending The Moderna Shot For Those Under 30

Sweden announced on Tuesday that it would temporarily suspending the use of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for people under 30. It is unclear how the Nordic recommendations will affect other EU states’ recommendations after Moderna was declared safe to use as a booster shot for those 18 and older six months after receiving a second dose.