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EasyJet said it rejected an unsolicited takeover bid that "fundamentally undervalued" the no-frills airline

EasyJet Rejects Takeover Bid, Plots $2.0 Bn Lifeline

British airline EasyJet announced it had rejected a takeover approach, reportedly from rival Wizz Air, and revealed a $2.0-billion lifeline as the battered aviation sector looks to recover.

Thai Device Tests For Coronavirus In Armpit Sweat

The scientists adapted a device usually used to detect toxic chemicals in the environment

Thai device tests for coronavirus in armpit sweat

Tolls, Stickers Or Free? Spain Mulls Future Of Motorways

Toll booths are largely a thing of the past in Spain but the government is looking to charge drivers for using motorways

Tolls, stickers or free? Spain mulls future of motorways

North Korean often uses military parades to show off its latest weapons

Machines Not Missiles On Show At North Korea Anniversary Parade

Machines not missiles on show at North Korea anniversary parade

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Man Gets Crushed To Death By 2 Trains After Falling Through Platform Gap: Report

Jama Mohamed Warsame, 59, allegedly fell through a gap between a London subway station's platform and a train carriage, causing him to be crushed to death by two trains.

Former US president Donald Trump reportedly told his chief of staff that 'Hitler did a lot of good things,' according to an upcoming book

Trump Joins Boxing World; To Commentate Holyfield vs. Belfort Fight

The event will be held on the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

British fighter Tyson Fury gestures towards American champion boxer Deontay Wilder during their weigh-in at the MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada

Tyson Fury Responds To Dillian Whyte's Call Outs, Wants To Fight Him In December

Tyson Fury is looking forward to facing fellow British boxer Dillian Whyte sometime in December.

The EU drug regulator has listed the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre syndrome as a 'very rare' possible side effect of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine

Nerve Disorder Listed As 'Very Rare' Side Effect Of AstraZeneca Jab

Nerve disorder listed as 'very rare' side effect of AstraZeneca jab

Hospitals in Louisiana are hammered amid a furious virus surge that has brought the state's daily average infections to 126 per 100,000 inhabitants

162 Fully Vaccinated Massachusetts Residents Die Of COVID-19; 23,800 Breakthrough Cases Reported

Authorities in Massachusetts reported 4,415 new breakthrough cases in last week alone, 111 of which resulted in admissions to the hospital.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: NYC To Send $5,000 Payments To This Group

The city plans to allocate $5,000 relief payments to at least 1,800 local artists under the New York City Artist Corps program. It will also give $65 million in relief funds for the taxicab industry.

Police and firefighters inspect the scene at a Covid-19 clinic after a fire broke out, in Tetovo, North Macedonia

Ten Dead In Fire At Covid Hospital In North Macedonia

Ten dead in fire at Covid hospital in North Macedonia

The study followed nearly 1,300 people hospitalised for Covid between January and May 2020 in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, the first city affected by the pandemic

2,437 Fully Vaccinated Americans Have Died Of COVID-19, CDC Data Shows

Among the total number of breakthrough deaths, a large majority were fully vaccinated patients aged 65 and older.

Members of the Mexican armed forces evacuate hospital patients in the flood-hit town of Tula

Mexican Military Races To Help Flood Victims

Mexican military races to help flood victims

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a staunch Republican, signed a law banning transgender women and girls from competing in girls and women's sports at public schools

Florida Judge Rules Against Gov. DeSantis, Says Schools Can Mandate Masks

As COVID cases soar in Florida, public school can finally mandate masks to protect its students.

Aluminum prices rolled to a 13-year high on concerns about raw material supplies due to a coup in Guinea

Stocks Down On Recovery Woes, Aluminium Hits 13-yr High

Stocks down on recovery woes, aluminium hits 13-yr high

Shortages of workers and supplies has slowed US growth in recent weeks, while pushing up wages and prices, the Federal Reserve said

US Growth 'Downshifted' Amid Labor, Supply Shortages: Fed

The report of a slower recovery could add weight to the argument that the central bank should hold off on plans to withdraw stimulus to the world's largest economy.

Multiple studies have shown that full vaccination prevents infection with symptoms and hospitalisation, for both Alpha and Delta variants

As COVID Spikes, Idaho Starts Rationing Health Care

Health officials on Tuesday activated Idaho's “crisis standards of care.”

Accused September 11, 2001 attacks mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (R) along with co-defendants Ramzi bin al-Shibh (L) and Walid bin Attash (C) in a pretrial hearing

New 9/11 Trial Judge Wants 'Action' In Hearings

New 9/11 trial judge wants 'action' in hearings

"What the hell is wrong with us, and when are we going to come to grips with this?" asked California Governor Gavin Newsom at a press conference

California Recall Election: Could Newsom Be Removed?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing a recall election on Sept. 14 how would the election work and is his job in jeopardy?

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro enthralled his far-right supporters during huge rallies marking the country's independence day on September 7, 2021, even as he fought record-low poll numbers and a weakening economy

Bolsonaro Looks Isolated Despite Huge Rallies: Analysts

Bolsonaro looks isolated despite huge rallies: analysts

Damaged cars are seen outside a hotel in the Mexican resort city of Acapulco after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake

Major Mexico Earthquake Causes Damage, One Death

Major Mexico earthquake causes damage, one death

China has already provided more than 700 million doses of vaccine to other countries this year

Majority Of Americans Will Quit If Forced To Get Vaccinated By Their Employer: Poll

Without an exemption, 18% of American poll respondents said they would comply with a vaccine mandate, while 72% said they would quit their job.

The upcoming US jobs data will be closely watched, with observers saying a weak reading could put back the Federal Reserve's start date for tapering monetary policy

US Economy: Job Openings Rise To Record High 10.9 Million In July

Job openings increased by 10.9 million in July as employers struggled to find new employees.

Stocks Down On Taper Fears, Aluminium Hits 13-yr High

In Asia, hopes for more Japanese stimulus helped Tokyo extend a recent rally.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned of dire consequences if Congress does not vote to increase the debt limit

US To Exhaust Funds By October If Debt Limit Not Raised: Yellen

The U.S. government will run out of money at some point in October unless Congress acts to increase the federal borrowing limit, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.