International
Most Deaths from Drowning Are Preventable
GENEVA - On this first World Drowning Prevention Day, the World Health Organization offers life-saving solutions to prevent most of...
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Former Honduras president, family banned from entry to U.S.
The Biden administration has barred former Honduran President Porfirio "Pepe" Lobo Sosa and his wife, Rosa Elena Bonilla Avila, from...
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U.S. targets Chinese officials following end of Hong Kong democracy
The United States has imposed sanctions on seven Chinese officials, all deputy directors at the China-Hong Kong liaison office, due...
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U.S. urges Americans to avoid travel to Britain as Covid surges
The U.S. government issued an advisory on Monday urging U.S. citizens to avoid travel to Great Britain because of their...
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Immunized Muslims attend haj as Covid limits numbers for second year
Sixty-thousand Saudi pilgrims are to participate in the annual haj, though foreigners will not be allowed into Saudi Arabia due...
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South Korea-Japan summit canceled due to diplomat’s remarks
South Korean President Moon Jae-in has canceled his first summit with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga due to comments made...
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Dubai creates artificial rain to combat heatwave
In one of the most fascinating technologies in history, the famous city of Dubai is continuing its creation of fake...
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COVID-19: Claim of Wuhan lab leak goes against science – China
A senior official of the National Health Commission (NHC) on Thursday said that the claim that SARS-CoV-II (COVID-19) leaked from...
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Americans imprisoned for helping Ghosn escape from Japanese courts
Two Americans have been sentenced for their roles in helping former Nissan Motor chairman Carlos Ghosn flee to Lebanon in...
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Recall of Alaska’s governor given green light by state Supreme Court
The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that steps to recall Governor Mike Dunleavy can proceedSpecifically, the high court said that...
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