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In recent years, angry Haitians have demonstrated against what they call rampant government corruption and unchecked crime by gangs, including this protest on January 15, 2021 in Port-au-Prince

Attempted Coup Foiled In Haiti, Authorities Claim

Attempted coup foiled in Haiti, authorities claim

Pandemic Takes Mental Health Toll On US Youngsters

Clark County in Nevada, the fifth-largest school district in the United States, has recorded 19 student suicides since the Covid-19 pandemic began in March, more than double the number for the same period the previous year

Pandemic takes mental health toll on US youngsters

Republican Senator Questions Nancy Pelosi's Role In Capitol Riots, Draws Outrage On Twitter

The Wisconsin senator has argued that not only does Trump not deserve to be impeached, but suggested Nancy Pelosi holds some responsibility for the Capitol riots.

This handout picture from the office of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on February 7, 2021, shows him delivering a speech in Tehran demanding the US lift all nuclear sanctions

In Iran Standoff, Biden Says US Won't Unilaterally Lift Sanctions

In Iran standoff, Biden says US won't unilaterally lift sanctions

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, seen taking part in a February 5, 2021 virtual roundtable event, has said the US economy is 'stalling' and unemployment could stay high for years without President Joe Biden's stimulus package

Yellen Sees Stimulus Righting 'Stalled' US Job Market In 2022

Yellen sees stimulus righting 'stalled' US job market in 2022

An estimated 38 million people were living with HIV in 2019, according to UNAIDS

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2021: Quotes To Inspire Courage And Togetherness

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day aims to increase HIV education, testing, and treatment in communities of color in the U.S.

Container ships have been busy during the Covid-19 pandemic as consumers who can't go out to restaurants or live entertainment buy more goods for their houses

Container Shipping Sector Navigates Covid Pandemic

Container shipping sector navigates Covid pandemic

Greek Olympic sailing champion Sofia Bekatorou testified in January that she was subject to sexual abuse and harassment

Greece's #MeToo Movement Leads To Calls For Reckoning On Incest

Greece's #MeToo movement leads to calls for reckoning on incest

Budapest store manager Zoltan Helmeczi says drone technology should not be held back

Journalists Say Hungary Drone Law Stifles Reporting

Journalists say Hungary drone law stifles reporting

Google says it has made progress toward a new system allowing the delivery of targeted advertising without the use of privacy-invading "cookies"

Google Moves Away From Diet Of 'Cookies' To Track Users

Google is weaning itself off user-tracking "cookies" which allow the web giant to deliver personalized ads but which also have raised the hackles of privacy defenders.

China relies on coal for 60 percent of its energy needs

Q&A: What Is China's Carbon Trading Scheme?

Q&A: What is China's carbon trading scheme?

Donald Trump is the only US president ever impeached twice by the House of Representatives, and faces his second trial in the Senate beginning February 9, 2021

Who Are The Pivotal Figures In Trump's Senate Trial?

The defendant in the impeachment trial remains the same, but several leading figures in the Senate proceedings have changed.

US President Donald Trump, just two weeks before leaving office, rallied his supporters in Washington on January 6, 2021, the day a mob of his supporters laid siege to the US Capitol, triggering a historic second impeachment and trial

Another Trial For The Ages: Senate To Judge Trump Over Riot

Another trial for the ages: Senate to judge Trump over riot

Patrick Mahomes (left) and Tom Brady (right) are poised for a Super Bowl classic on Sunday as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Brady, Mahomes Set For Super Bowl Classic

Brady, Mahomes set for Super Bowl classic

US President Joe Biden (pictured February 5, 2021) is seeking to show his empathy -- and to mark a break from his predecessor Donald Trump, who was accused of not caring about the fate of millions of Americans hit by the health and economic crises

Biden Hosts First Of Chats To Talk 'Directly' With Americans

Joe Biden launched a series of conversations with ordinary Americans by calling a woman who lost her job due to the pandemic, in an effort to showcase his direct contact with his fellow citizens.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Saudi counterpart Faisal bin Farhan discussed "discussed regional security, counterterrorism and cooperation to deter and defend against attacks" on the Saudi kingdom, a State Department spokesman says

Blinken Defends Human Rights In First Call With Saudi Counterpart

Antony Blinken championed human rights and called for an end to the war in Yemen in his first phone call with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan.

A man looks at a painting of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro at a bakery in Havana on January 26, 2021

Cuba Authorizes Private Activity In Majority Of Sectors

Cuba authorizes private activity in majority of sectors

American Jordan Spieth reacts to a birdie on the 16th hole in the third round of the US PGA Tour Phoenix Open

Sparkling Spieth Shares Phoenix Open Lead With Schauffele

Sparkling Spieth shares Phoenix Open lead with Schauffele

Leon Spinks, who died Friday at age 67, is shown at right in the 1978 fight at Las Vegas where he defeated reigning champion Muhammad Ali, left, for the world heavyweight boxing championship

Former World Heavyweight Champion Leon Spinks Dead At 67

Former world heavyweight champion Leon Spinks dead at 67

Yemeni tribesmen attend a rally denouncing the US designation of the Huthi rebels as a terrorist group in the Huthi-held capital Sanaa on February 4, 2021

US Moves To End Terror Designation Of Yemen Huthis

US moves to end terror designation of Yemen Huthis

Chad Ruling Party Backs Deby Bid For Sixth Term

Chad ruling party backs Deby bid for sixth term

Many African countries are battling damaging second waves although the continent has been less hard hit by the pandemic than other regions

AU Leader Faki Secures Second 4-year Term At Summit Focused On Covid

AU leader Faki secures second 4-year term at summit focused on Covid

A man carries a child past burning barricades as opponents of Haitian President Jovenel Moise demonstrate on January 15, 2021 in Port-au-Prince to demand his departure from power on February 7, the day they believe to be the last of his term

Haitian Opposition Derides US In Dispute Over President's Term

Haitian opposition derides US in dispute over president's term

E. Coli Outbreak In Five States Causing Concern, No Clear Link Between Cases

A deadly E. Coli Outbreak is baffling health experts because there is no discernible link between cases.

Michelle Obama's White House Garden: How Did It Fare Under Melania Trump?

Michelle Obama's White House vegetable garden was maintained by Melania Trump and has now been passed on to Jill Biden, who said it is still "going strong."