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The European Commission wants to slash aviation emissions with a measure to tax fuel for intra-European flights

Airline Passengers Cause Disorder In the Skies, Leading To $531,545 In Fines

From drug use and flight attendant abuse to refusal to wear a mask, U.S. airline passengers are becoming more unruly.

It Took A Global Pandemic For the CDC To Create A Disease-Forecasting Center

CDC hopes to identify emerging health threats before they become a global pandemic.

Taliban Shoots Woman Dead For Not Wearing Burqa

An Afghan woman was shot and killed by the Taliban after she went out in public without a burqa.

A Taliban fighter searches the bags of people coming out of the Kabul airport after the militants' stunningly swift capture of Afghanistan

Is The US Ready To Take On The Thousands Of Afghan Refugees?

Bipartisan group of governors commit to helping Afghan refugees, here's what they are saying.

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US President Joe Biden defended his decision to pull US troops out of Afghanistan

US Spent $300 Million Per Day In Afghanistan-Taliban War

The United States government reportedly spent about $300 million per day in its 20-year-long war with the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Analysts fear the impact of the next few months as unemployment benefits adn eviction moratoriums expire

Supreme Court Partially Blocks New York’s Eviction Moratorium, Leaving Tenants At Risk

Tenants now have to prove economic hardship in court rather than filling a form to prevent eviction.

Millions are faced with possible eviction as a US moratorium lapses

11 Million Americans Still Behind On Rent, People Of Color Suffering The Hardest

How much renters are affected by the rent moratorium varies widely across the nation.

Norwegian Cruise Line Reports Net Loss Ahead Of First US Cruise In Over 500 Days

Norwegian Encore will set sail for the first time in over 500 days in the U.S. this Saturday.

United Airlines Explains Why It's Requiring Proof Of Vaccination From All Its Employees

United Airlines employees have until the fall to get vaccinated.

The CDC data documented the 10 cases of anaphylactic shock among a reported 4,041,396 first doses of the Moderna vaccine

US Plans To Give Third Booster Shot To Immunocompromised Americans, Fauci Says

As the Delta variant continues to spread and cause more hospitalizations, U.S. officials work on getting a Covid-19 booster shot t0 Americans with compromised immune systems.

COVID-19 Hospitalizations And Deaths Increased 40%, Cases Hit 100,000 Daily Average

While Americans may want to enjoy their hot summer months, new statistics remind the unvaccinated of the imminent threat.

Richard Trumka, Powerful Head OF AFL-CIO Union Federation, Dies At 72

The influential labor force leader died of a heart attack on Thursday.

US President Joe Biden unveiled new requirements for federal workers to be vaccinated against Covid-19 or get regularly tested, as he called on Americans to "finish the job with science, with facts, with the truth"

Cuomo Harassment Allegations: Joe Biden Calls On New York Governor To Resign

President Joe Biden responds to new report that found that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple current and former female employees.

US President Joe Biden's administration had initially targeted July 4, 2021 to hit the goal of administering at least one dose of a Covid vaccine to 70 percent of adults and declare victory over the worst of the pandemic

70% Of Americans Have Now Taken One Dose Of Vaccine, A Month Later Than Biden Goal

President Joe Biden reached his goal of getting 70% of eligible Americans partially vaccinated as the Delta variant remains a deadly threat.

Iran's President-elect Ebrahim Raisi says that he will not allow nuclear negotiations for the sake of negotiations, in his first news conference since his election last week. Raisi, 60, won Friday's election in which more than half the voters stayed away

US - Iran Relations: New Iranian Leader Seeks To End 'Tyrannical' Sanctions

Iran is seeking to end the "tyrannical" U.S. sanctions that have crippled their economy for the past three years as they look to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement with the United States.

Three women have accused New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of harassment, including two former aides

Andrew Cuomo Sexually Harassed Multiple Female Employees, AG Report Says

Attorney General Letitia James reported that New York Gov. Cuomo sexually harassed multiple female employees.

China's consumer inflation has been driven up in recent years by pork prices after an African swine fever outbreak ravaged stocks

Bacon To Disappear In California As New Animal Welfare Laws Take Place

Hog producers are not ready for new production standards that require more space for breeding certain farm animals.

Goldman Sachs To Raise Salaries Of Junior Bankers After Reports Of 'Inhumane' Workloads

Goldman Sachs boosts junior employees compensation after reports of long work hours and unrealistic deadlines.

Shopper Traffic Finally Returning To Pre-Pandemic Levels, But Can it Last?

Consumers have returned to shopping centers at a rate that is equal to pre-pandemic levels, but the Delta Variant could pose a threat to new economic growth.