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US Economy: Why The Service Sector Is Growing At A Surprisingly Slower Rate

Economy continues to grow but June activity in the service slows, new ISM report shows.

China Cracks Down On Major US-Listed Companies

After crackdown on Didi, China announces investigation on three major technology services in an attempt to tighten its national data security.

US To Add Third Gender Option On Passports

As Pride month comes to an end, the Department of State announced plans to add X gender designation option on passports.

Danone Rebrands Greek Yogurt To Creamier, Fruitier Taste

Danone rebranded its Greek yogurt to provide consumers with more fruit and a creamier taste.

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Volkswagen admitted in 2015 to installing software designed to reduce emissions during lab tests in 11 million diesel engines worldwide

'Dieselgate' Fraud: Timeline Of A Scandal

'Dieselgate' fraud: Timeline of a scandal

Asian Hate Crime In San Francisco: 2 Elderly Women Stabbed, Suspect Arrested

San Francisco Police have arrested a man suspected of stabbing two elderly Asian women in the downtown area. It is not clear whether the suspect is facing a hate crime charge.

US Blacklists Chinese Supercomputer Centres Citing National Security Concerns

Citing national security concerns, the Commerce Department added seven Chinese supercomputing entities to a U.S. trade blacklist.

Sao Paulo cemeteries opened at night as Covid-19 deaths in Brazil spiral out of control

COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Hit Record Numbers Across The Globe

Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that the U.S. is now on the verge of a new surge after recording 61,000 cases.

The two Uyghur former government officials were found guilty of carrying out 'separatist activities' in China's Xinjiang

US - China Climate Change Battle: 20-Year Intelligence Forecast Cites 'Cascading Global Challenges'

The National Intelligence Council has outlined the five most likely outcomes, all of which contend with climate disaster, mass migration and political chaos.

The US-Mexico border at Sunland Park, New Mexico, just west of El Paso, Texas, as seen from the US side

Former Mexican Governor Who's Allegedly Connected To A Drug Cartel Admits To Money Laundering

In his plea deal, Tomas Yarrington Ruvalcaba admitted to taking bribes in Mexico to purchase properties in the U.S.

More than 2.4 million people have so far died of the virus globally

UN Urges Global Vaccine Effort As Washington Pays WHO Dues

UN urges global vaccine effort as Washington pays WHO dues

NATO members have indicated they are willing to remain in Afghanistan if the US decides to stay

NATO Eyes Post-Trump Reset As Afghanistan Call Looms

NATO eyes post-Trump reset as Afghanistan call looms

A handout picture provided by the Saudi Royal Palace on March 19, 2020 in the capital Riyadh shows Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz, who will chair the G7 meeting "to advance a coordinated global response to the COVID-19 pandemic"

Saudi King, Not De Facto Leader MBS, Will Get First Biden Call: W.House

Saudi king, not de facto leader MBS, will get first Biden call: W.House

Ex-president Donald Trump blasted the top Republican in the US Senate, Mitch McConnell, as "a dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack" after McConnell blamed Trump for the January 6 assault on Congress.

Trump Urges Senate Republicans To Dump McConnell

Trump urges Senate Republicans to dump McConnell

New Zealand is withdrawing the last of its service personnel from Afghanistan in May. Some 3,500 New Zealanders served in the country from 2001, including these three on patrol in Bamiyan in 2008

New Zealand To End Military Deployment In Afghanistan

New Zealand to end military deployment in Afghanistan

In the two weeks since troops ousted Aung San Suu Kyi and took the civilian leader into custody, big urban centres and isolated village communities alike have been in open revolt

UN Envoy Issues Myanmar Warning After Suu Kyi Hit With New Charge

UN envoy issues Myanmar warning after Suu Kyi hit with new charge

Doris Norman gets the Covid-19 vaccine in the United States, where minorities have died from the virus at higher rates than whites

COVID-19 Vaccine Resistance Isn't Just For Anti-Vaxxers

Anti-vaxxers were expected to resist calls to receive the COVID-19 vaccinations, but medical experts are encountering more resistance than hoped for.

The value of bitcoin has soared by 75 percent since the start of the year

Bitcoin Hits New High On Mixed Day For Global Stocks

Bitcoin hits new high on mixed day for global stocks

Icy roads caused a more than 100-vehicle pileup near Fort Worth, Texas last week

Extreme Weather: Latest Update On US Winter Storms Moving Through South, Midwest To Northeast

Another wave of freezing snow is expected as millions lose power, but temperatures should rise over the weekend.

Kosovo's likely next prime minister Albin Kurti i seen here during an interview with AFP in Pristina

US Asks Kosovo Election Winner To Back Serbia Talks

US asks Kosovo election winner to back Serbia talks

Citi said it will appeal a ruling over $500 mn in wrongly sent payments

US Judge: Citi Can't Get Back $500 Mn It Wrongly Paid Out

US judge: Citi can't get back $500 mn it wrongly paid out

Former president Donald Trump's swift impeachment trial will allow President Joe Biden to concentrate on his legislative agenda

Biden Early Approval Ratings Better Than Donald Trump, Barack Obama, George W Bush, Bill Clinton?

President Joe Biden's approval ratings are trending positive early in his term, with 57% approving of his job performance in an early February poll and 62% doing so in a poll taken Sunday and Monday.

‘Sister Wives’ Kody Brown & Janelle Talk Family Separation, ‘Day By Day’ Process

After the Season 15 premiere showcased the cracks in the relationships between Kody Brown and his wives, Janelle took to Twitter to reassure worried fans about their status.