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Multistate Salmonella Outbreak: CDC Issues Alert On Jif Peanut Butter

Illnesses have been reported in 12 states.

'Evita' Peron Stars Once Again On Argentine Bills

The new series of Argentine peso notes are displayed on screens during the presentation at the Bicentennial Museum of Casa Rosada House of Government in Buenos Aires, on May 23, 2022

'Evita' Peron stars once again on Argentine bills

Iconic Iran River Threatened By Droughts, Diversions

Iranians gather on the iconic Khaju Bridge over the Zayandeh Rud river in Isfahan, on May 16, 2022

Iconic Iran river threatened by droughts, diversions

A parliamentary committee slammed the UK's withdrawal from Afghanistan

UK MPs Blast 'Systemic Failures' Of Afghan Withdrawal

UK MPs blast 'systemic failures' of Afghan withdrawal

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North Korea COVID-19 Treatment: Gargle Salt Water, Drink Willow Leaf Tea

Vaccination is still the "safer, more reliable way to build protection" against the coronavirus, the CDC said.

Silos and ports across Ukraine are now brimming with millions of tonnes of grain with nowhere to go

'This Is An Atrocity': Fears Grow That Russian Blockade May Unleash Famine

'This is an atrocity': fears grow that Russian blockade may unleash famine

More than 400,000 people in the US have died of overdoses linked to opioid prescription drugs like oxycodone since the early 2000s

Drug Overdose Donors For Liver Transplants Increased Amid Pandemic: 'It Comes At A Cost'

Liver transplants didn't decrease despite the pandemic causing disruptions.

Australia's new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (C) is set to fly to Tokyo for a meeting of the Quad

New Australian PM Heads To Tokyo With Climate Message

New Australian PM heads to Tokyo with climate message

North-east Bangladesh's worst floods in nearly 20 years began receding on Sunday, but rescue workers were struggling to help millions marooned by extreme weather

Bangladesh Floods Recede But Millions Still Marooned

Bangladesh floods recede but millions still marooned

Albanese's victory ended a decade of continuous conservative rule and signalled an era of fairer, greener and less pugilistic politics Down Under

PM-elect Albanese Vows To Repair Australia's Image Overseas

PM-elect Albanese vows to repair Australia's image overseas

Indian farmers are fuming over a wheat export ban that has denied them a chance at a windfall

Bitter Harvest For Indian Farmers After Wheat Export Ban

Bitter harvest for Indian farmers after wheat export ban

Rugby great David Pocock is poised to become an Australian senator

Wallaby Great Pocock Poised To Become An Australian Senator

Wallaby great Pocock poised to become an Australian senator

The assembly is expected to reappoint WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to a second five-year term

Ukraine War, Pandemic Push Colour WHO International Meet

Ukraine war, pandemic push colour WHO international meet

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Why America Has The Highest Healthcare Costs In The World

Why Americans tend to spend the most money for health care, more than all other countries.

An Iraqi rides a donkey across the dried out lake bed that is all that is left of Lake Hamrin, in normal years a key irrigation reservoir

Key Iraq Irrigation Reservoir Close To Drying Out

Key Iraq irrigation reservoir close to drying out

The world has changed drastically since the last time the World Economic Forum took place in person at the Davos ski resort in January 2020

Davos Returns Under Ukraine Cloud After Covid Break

Davos returns under Ukraine cloud after Covid break

More than 17 million Australians are registered to vote in an election that could bring an end to decades of stalling on climate change and a less pugilistic style of leadership

Albanese Claims Victory As Australian Right Falls To Climate Backlash

Albanese claims victory as Australian right falls to climate backlash

Tunisian beekeeper Elias Chebbi uses a SmartBee device that remotely monitors his hives

Hive Mind: Tunisia Beekeepers Abuzz Over Early Warning System

Hive mind: Tunisia beekeepers abuzz over early warning system

A commuter in Kuwait City waits to cross a street amid heavy sandstorms that have engulfed the Middle East

Sandstorms Pose Serious Risk To Human Health

Sandstorms pose serious risk to human health

Hinkley Point, in southwest England, is Britain's first new nuclear power plant in more than two decades

New One Year Delay At UK Hinkley Point Nuclear Plant: EDF

New one year delay at UK Hinkley Point nuclear plant: EDF

People are seen at Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 19, 2022, during an unusual cold snap affecting the center and south of the country, a month before the official start of winter

Record-breaking Cold In Brazil Threatens Homeless, Crops

Record-breaking cold in Brazil threatens homeless, crops

Floods in February devastated Australia's east coast, including the town of Lismore

Flood-ravaged Australians Feel Forgotten As Election Looms

Flood-ravaged Australians feel forgotten as election looms

Graphic showing the top 20 countries with the most internal displacements in 2021.

Nearly 60 Mn People Internally Displaced Worldwide In 2021

Nearly 60 mn people internally displaced worldwide in 2021

An electron microscopic (EM) image shows mature, oval-shaped monkeypox virus particles as well as crescents and spherical particles of immature virions, obtained from a clinical human skin sample associated with the 2003 prairie dog outbreak in this undat

Monkeypox: More Cases Identified In UK, Portugal, Spain

One case has also been confirmed in Massachusetts.

For bottlenose dolphins, it's the taste of urine and signature whistles that allow them to recognize their friends at a distance, according to a study published in Science Advances

Pee Pals: Dolphins Taste Friends' Urine To Know They're Around

Pee pals: Dolphins taste friends' urine to know they're around

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (L) and United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken (R) speak during a "Global Food Security Call to Action" meeting of foreign ministers at the United Nations

UN Chief Warns Of Famine, Urges Russia To Free Ukrainian Grain

UN chief warns of famine, urges Russia to free Ukrainian grain

Drought, conflict and low stocks are creating a perfect storm on global wheat markets.

Why Record Wheat Prices Are A Global Worry

Why record wheat prices are a global worry

The Kosovo Specialist Chambers operates under Kosovo law but is based in the Netherlands to shield witnesses from intimidation in Kosovo

Kosovo Veterans Jailed For Intimidating War Crimes Witnesses

Kosovo veterans jailed for intimidating war crimes witnesses

Greenhouse gas concentrations, sea level rise, ocean heat and ocean acidification all set new records last year, the UN's World Meteorological Organization says

Climate Change Indicators Hit Record Highs In 2021: UN

Climate change indicators hit record highs in 2021: UN

Sony says 'the transition to a decarbonized society has become an urgent issue'

Sony Brings Zero-carbon Goal Forward 10 Years To 2040

Sony brings zero-carbon goal forward 10 years to 2040

Labor's Anthony Albanese has been consistently head of Prime Minister Scott Morrison in the polls

Conservatives Tipped To Lose In Australian Nail-biter Election

Conservatives tipped to lose in Australian nail-biter election

Photograph of Earth taken by astronaut Nick Hague from the International Space Station in 2019

Astronaut Captures Striking Photos Of Recent Lunar Eclipse From ISS

In the photos, the Moon looks like it is playing hide and seek with the ISS' solar panels.

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Stunning New Snake Species Discovered In Paraguay May Already Be Endangered

The species has a stunning red, yellow and black pattern.

Outside air pollution is a growing threat

Pollution Behind 1 In 6 Global Deaths In 2019: Study

Pollution behind 1 in 6 global deaths in 2019: study

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