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Morocco is home to North Africa's largest Jewish community, which has been there since ancient times; this October 13, 2017 photograph shows a ceremony in a synagogue in Marrakesh

Morocco, Israel To Seal Normalisation With First Direct Flight

Morocco, Israel to seal normalisation with first direct flight

EU Approves First Coronavirus Vaccine

The EU says it will start Covid-19 inoculations on December 27 providing the EMA grants a one-year conditional marketing authorisation

EU approves first coronavirus vaccine

Contradicting Trump, US Justice Chief Fingers Russia In Hack

US Attorney General William Barr says Russia was behind the recent devastating hack of US government computer systems, contradicting President Donald Trump

Two days after Trump downplayed what intelligence experts have called the most devastating break in computer security in years, Attorney General William Barr said he agreed with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's attributing the hack to Moscow.

Boxes containing the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine are prepared to be shipped at the McKesson distribution center in Olive Branch, Mississippi, on December 20, 2020

US Administers First Moderna Vaccines

US administers first Moderna vaccines

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Predator To Prey: Florida Pythons Might Be The Next New Item On The Menu

Florida officials are now studying whether it's safe to eat the invasive species.

JetBlue Adds 4 Cities To Its Route Map, Following Rivals

Leisure-oriented airlines are preparing to capitalize on an expected recovery in demand in 2021.

A woman wearing a face mask walks past a sign depicting a virus in Minsk

India Suspends Flights From UK

India suspends flights from UK

A runner wearing the protective mask crosses the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam

Sarah Hall Dream Of Becoming Top Lady Marathoner Remains, Want To Best Kastor Record

Sarah Hall is the second-best lady marathoner but intends to become the fastest in America to dislodge Deena Kastor soon.

'Evermore' Becomes Taylor Swift's 8th Album To Top Billboard 200 Chart

Taylor Swift's latest album "Evermore" has become the eighth album by the artist to claim the top spot on Billboard 200 chart.

Guy Logan, a managing director at Citigroup who sits on a Citi employee council for underrepresented minorities, says much of the panel's effort goes to retaining Black employees and making sure they have opportunities to be promoted

Black On Wall Street: Slow Progress In Building The Numbers

Black on Wall Street: Slow progress in building the numbers

John Sullivan, an 81-year-old Santa from Streamwood, Illinois, has shifted to all virtual visits for the first time in his 30-year Santa career

Like So Much Else, Visits With Santa Go Virtual Due To Covid

Like so much else, visits with Santa go virtual due to Covid

Republican Senator Mitt Romney said Trump's call for China and Ukraine to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden was 'wrong and appalling'

GOP Senator Calls Trump 'Nutty' Over Election Fraud Claims: It’s 'Embarrassing'

President Trump has repeatedly promoted conspiracy theories and election fraud allegations in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Chuck Schumer said the House and Senate could vote on the deal within a day

US Lawmakers Reach Deal On $900 Bn Stimulus Package

US lawmakers reach deal on $900 bn stimulus package

Hong Kong riot police detain a man as they clear protesters taking part in a July 1, 2020 rally against the new national security law imposed by Beijing

Hong Kong Reels After The Year That Free Speech Died

Hong Kong reels after the year that free speech died

US President Donald Trump undercut his own administration's assessment that Russia was behind a massive cyberattack

What Is Martial Law? Trump Reportedly Considers Military Rule To Extend Term

Martial law would allow the military to search or seize Americans without reasonable cause and deprive them of the right to trial before imprisonment.