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Anne Hathaway, Sarah Silverman, More Celebs Sign Letter Urging World Leaders To End Pandemic

The open letter urged world leaders to provide vaccination to 70% of the people across the globe by 2022.

Suicide Pact: 8-Year-Old Escapes Mother’s Attempt To Hang Herself And Daughters; 12-Year-Old Child Dies

The police believe the mother convinced her two daughters to kill themselves along with her as she was not strong enough to take care of them.

Mom Proud To Be ‘Unmasked’ And ‘Unvaccinated’ Dies Of COVID-19

The 40-year-old California woman used her Facebook profile to post anti-vaccination and anti-mask messages.

Migrants cross the Rio Grande river near the US-Mexico border on September 20, 2021

Biden Says Haitian Migrants Will Be Flown Back, But Thousands Released In US

A U.S. official said many migrants were being released under immigration law and were not being placed on the expulsion flight to Haiti.

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The Future Of Robocalls In A Stirred, Shaken World

Countermeasures seem to be circumvented by both domestic and international bad actors, putting consumers once again at financial risk.

Transfer Rumors: Manchester United Goalkeeper Reportedly Wants Out Of Old Trafford

Dean Henderson will reportedly seek a January transfer with his chances of being Manchester United's No. 1 slipping.

Delivering vaccines to Myanmar's junta, but also to rebel groups that are its sworn enemies, China is playing a subtle double game

Shots In The Dark: China Sends Covid Aid To Myanmar Rebels

Shots in the dark: China sends Covid aid to Myanmar rebels

Scarlett Johansson is suing Disney over its decision to release superhero movie 'Black Widow' on streaming at the same time as in theaters, alleging a breach of contract which cost the star millions of dollars

Disney CEO Says Company Values Talent, Compensates Actors 'Fairly' Amid Scarlett Johansson Lawsuit

Disney CEO Bob Chapek said the standards for talent deals are undergoing a "reset" amid the pandemic.

Kazem Mabhutian, 63, serves tea at the smallest and oldest teahouse tucked in an alleyway of the Grand Bazaar in the Iranian capital Tehran

Treats And Tradition In Tehran's Oldest, Tiniest Teahouse

Treats and tradition in Tehran's oldest, tiniest teahouse

The case of 'Joe Ferrari' has spotlighted police corruption that experts say infects almost every level of society in Thailand

'Joe Ferrari' Case Lifts Lid On Thai Police Corruption

'Joe Ferrari' case lifts lid on Thai police corruption

'Sex And The City' Star Willie Garson Dies, Co-Stars Pay Tribute To Late Actor

Willie Garson's former co-stars paid tribute to the late actor on social media.

Nigeria has seen a boom of cryptocurrencies as people look for ways to escape the weakening naira currency and offset high cost of living

Nigeria, Ghana Sprint To Join Digital Currency Race

Nigeria, Ghana sprint to join digital currency race

1-In-5 COVID-19 Cases In Clark County Are Fully Vaccinated Individuals

COVID-19 cases among the fully vaccinated represented nearly 20% of the county's new infections over the past month.

At Thammasat University Hospital, north of Bangkok, staff have had to rent a special container to store bodies after the morgue filled up

213 Fully Vaccinated Pennsylvania Residents Have Died Of COVID-19

The deaths represent 3% of all COVID-19-related deaths reported until Sept. 7, according to state data.

Workers build a bridge in Ghaziabad, India. The Asian Development Bank has cut its growth forecast for developing Asia

ADB Cuts Asia Growth Forecast On Slow Covid Vaccine Rollout

ADB cuts Asia growth forecast on slow Covid vaccine rollout

Musk aimed low with a recent tweet saying "can't get it up (to orbit)" in response to a post about Bezos-founded space company Blue Origin

UN Chief Slams Bezos, Branson, Musk's 'Joyriding' In Space 'While Millions Go Hungry'

Guterres made the comments during his opening remarks at the annual UN General Assembly.

Amnesty claims vaccine manufacturers are not living up to their commitments to provide the Covid jab to poorer nations

Amnesty Demands Two Billion Covid Jabs For Poorer World

Amnesty demands two billion Covid jabs for poorer world

US President Joe Biden addresses the UN General Assembly

Biden Pledges $10 Billion To Combat World Hunger In UN Speech

President Biden pledged $10 billion to combat world hunger in a speech to the United Nations on Tuesday.

US President Joe Biden flies to the United Nations where he will vow to steer away from Cold War with China and work to resolving the Covid-19 pandemic

Biden Says US Not Seeking 'Cold War' As He Vows To Lead

Biden says US not seeking 'Cold War' as he vows to lead

The Taliban said it had named its spokesman Suhail Shaheen as its ambassador to the United Nations

Taliban Ask To Address UN General Assembly, Names New Envoy

Taliban ask to address UN General Assembly, names new envoy

As the French savour the reopening of cafes, restaurants and museums two weeks ago, vaccine hesitancy has begun to subside

Texas Couple Kicked Out Of Restaurant For Wearing Face Masks

Texas couple is kicked out restaurant for wearing a mask to protect their immunocompromised 4-month-old at home.

American Airlines said it will fight the US Department of Justice's lawsuit against its alliance with JetBlue

US Sues To Block American Airlines-JetBlue Alliance

US sues to block American Airlines-JetBlue alliance

Investors -- already battling concerns about Evergrande, the virus and Fed monetary tightening -- are keeping a nervous eye on Capitol Hill as US lawmakers struggle to lift the country's debt ceiling in order to pay its bills

Global Equities Finished Mixed After Evergrande Rout

Global equities finished mixed after Evergrande rout

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets and greets with constituents at the Jarry Metro station in Montreal after winning reelection

Trudeau Begins Third Term Weakened At Helm Of Canada Minority Government

Trudeau begins third term weakened at helm of Canada minority government

Two Men Arrested For Trying To Smuggle KFC Into Strict, Locked Down Auckland

Police busted two New Zealand men for breaking quarantine, end up finding something interesting in their truck.

A United States Border Patrol agent on horseback tries to stop a Haitian migrant from entering an encampment on the banks of the Rio Grande near Del Rio, Texas

US Senate Leader Urges Biden To End 'Hateful' Haitian Expulsions

US Senate leader urges Biden to end 'hateful' Haitian expulsions

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