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Outages in Lousiana's petrochemical industry due to Hurricane Ida have exacerbated a raw material crunch

US Companies Warn Ida Latest Supply Chain Hit

US companies warn Ida latest supply chain hit

Coup Puts Spotlight On Guinea's Huge Bauxite Reserves

Guinea has vast reserves of bauxite, the raw material for aluminium

Coup puts spotlight on Guinea's huge bauxite reserves

CDC Has A Warning About Traveling To These 2 Popular Destinations

A statue of Bob Marley, who helped transform reggae into a global phenomenon, in Kingston, Jamaica

The CDC said that anyone that travels to the islands should be fully vaccinated first.

AT&T Reaches Agreement With Union Securing Employee Tenure And Crucial Labor Force

The company’s agreement with its largest union aims to protect the jobs of 29,000 landline technicians until 2023.

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World Physical Therapy Day: Theme Of The Year And Quotes That Motivate You To Stay Fit

World Physical Therapy Day gives an opportunity to appreciate the contributions of physiotherapists to society and the medical field.

Medical staff workers prepare syringes with doses of Covid-19 vaccine while working behind beer taps at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts

Nearly 20,000 Of 4.5M Fully Vaccinated Massachusetts Residents Have Tested Positive For COVID-19

Nearly 20,000 fully vaccinated residents of Massachusetts have tested positive for COVID-19, but it's a small figure among the 4.5 million fully vaccinated in the state.

China has said it is ready to build friendly relations with the Taliban

China Welcomes 'End Of Anarchy' With New Afghan Govt

China welcomes 'end of anarchy' with new Afghan govt

Boeing's 737 MAX was grounded for 20 months worldwide in March 2019 after 346 people died in two crashes

Boeing's Board Face Lawsuit From Shareholders Over Two Crashes

Boeing's board face lawsuit from shareholders over two crashes

Indian authorities are concerned about another full-blown coronavirus surge

India Restricts Religious Festivals Over New Covid Surge Fears

India restricts religious festivals over new Covid surge fears

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

Major Earthquake Shakes Mexico, Leaving One Dead

Major earthquake shakes Mexico, leaving one dead

Teacher Allegedly Tapes Face Mask On Child’s Face After He Forgot To Wear It

A substitute teacher in Nevada allegedly taped a student's face mask on his face after he forgot to put it on.

Afghan refugees arrive at Dulles International Airport on August 27, 2021 after being evacuated

Fort McCoy Measles Incident: Wisconsin Base Detects Disease Among Afghan Refugees

Health concerns have been raised in relation to the mass evacuation that the United States has been processing for vulnerable Afghans.

Dad Gets COVID-19 On Day Of Vaccination, Dies Hours Later

A 68-year-old Kentucky man died on Aug. 28 after testing positive for COVID-19 — a day after he was supposed to get his first vaccine shot.

The Bangkok Community Help Foundation has launched a mass testing drive to try to identify cases and help them stop Khlong Toei becoming a reservoir that reinfects the whole city

Mass Covid Testing Launched In Bangkok's Biggest Slum

Mass Covid testing launched in Bangkok's biggest slum

In this file photo taken on January 27, 2002, a detainee from Afghanistan cleans himself as another detainee looks out from his enclosure at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Trial Of Accused 9/11 Mastermind Resumes, Days Before 20th Anniversary

Trial of accused 9/11 mastermind resumes, days before 20th anniversary

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro (pictured September 1, 2021) is fighting record-low poll numbers and seeking to fire up his right-wing base

Bolsonaro Attacks Courts, Elections At Brazil Rallies

Bolsonaro attacks courts, elections at Brazil rallies

A patient walks past an HIV testing tent in Harare, Zimbabwe in June 2019

Covid Has 'Devastating' Impact On Fight Against HIV, TB, Malaria: Global Fund

Covid has 'devastating' impact on fight against HIV, TB, malaria: Global Fund

Travellers wait to cross into Canada at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls

VIDEO Justin Trudeau Hit By Stones: Canadian Prime Minister Not Injured After Protest

Justin Trudeau deals with angry protestors during re-election time.

Apple will delay the rollout of its new child protection measures

Apple Expected To Launch New iPhone On September 14

Apple announced a virtual launch event for Sept. 14.

Ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug, has been widely distributed in Latin America as a treatment for coronavirus

Why Is An Exiled Chinese Billionaire Pushing Anti-Vaccine Misinformation in the US?

An exiled billionaire from China has been peddling anti-vaccination misinformation while at the same time pushing for the use of unproven COVID-19 treamtents on his online show.

WHO fears 236,000 more Covid-19 deaths in Europe by Dec 1

Will COVID Ever End? Health Officials Say It Is ‘Here To Stay’

World Health Organization official assess the future of COVID-19.

South Africa has been the continent's hardest hit country

Africa Covid Death Toll Tops 200,000

Africa Covid death toll tops 200,000

Volkswagen said it would suspend work again on some lines that had only just reopened, because of weak demand

Auto Industry Chip Shortage Could Go On For Years: Major Players Give Assessments

“Probably we will remain in shortages for the next months or even years because semiconductors are in high demand," Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess, said.

Carmella, 72, who had a heart attack and could not be transferred to a specialized facility, is seen waiting at Bellville Medical Center in Texas -- one of many rural clinics in the state overwhelmed with Covid patients -- on September 1, 2021

In Covid-swamped Texas, Patients Die Stranded In Rural Hospitals

In Covid-swamped Texas, patients die stranded in rural hospitals

President Joe Biden is sticking to his August 31 deadline for the US withdrawal from Afghanistan

Coronavirus In US: How Biden Plans To Fight Spread Of Delta Variant

President Biden is expected to unveil his six-pronged plan to combat the Delta variant and increase vaccinations on Thursday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson nearly died of Covid last year

UK PM Boris Johnson Breaks Election Promise, Raises Taxes

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to raise taxes to fund social care reform.

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