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NYUAD Vice Chancellor Mariet Westermann, who signed the agreement on behalf of the university, said, NYUAD already enjoys close educational and cultural ties with India

A school board in Virginia has agreed to pay $1.3 million in legal costs to the American Civil Liberties Union after the nonprofit spent six years representing a student who sued over the board's transgender bathroom ban.

Florida will receive $5 million in a settlement with a nonprofit domestic violence agency and its former CEO, who were sued over exorbitant pay the state said should have gone to domestic abuse shelters, Attorney General Ashley Moody announced Thursday.

Intensive care units around the nation are packed with patients extremely ill with the coronavirus even in places where hospitalizations have not yet reached earlier peaks.

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A fast-moving Delta strain has taken the gloss off Australia’s early success against the virus that kept its coronavirus numbers relatively low, with some 46,700 cases and 986 deaths.

Protesters descended upon the Minnesota State Capitol on Wednesday to rally against Enbridge Energys Line 3 oil pipeline as the project nears completion.

Democratic lawmakers and immigration advocates pressed President Joe Biden on Wednesday to take new steps to end an immigration policy begun by his predecessor Donald Trump after the top U.S. court ordered that the "remain in Mexico" program be reinstated...

A kite surfer in Florida died Wednesday after a strong wind picked the man off the ground, carried him 400 feet and slammed him into the second floor of a house on Fort Lauderdale Beach, authorities said.

Road access in a popular national park in Interior Alaska is being restricted due to a longrunning landslide issue that has been exacerbated by climate change, the park announced Tuesday.

A state Senate hearing on how racial concepts are taught in North Carolina classrooms devolved into chaos Tuesday when one of the state's highestranking Republicans shouted at a prominent Democratic lawmaker and stormed out of the room.

The United States has evacuated more than 4,000 American passport holders plus their families from Afghanistan in the ongoing airlift from Kabul, a senior State Department official said on Tuesday.

From perfect weather for the upcoming Test match to outsourcing work from home jobs to India, a roundup of what's making news today.

The United Kingdom currently holds the rotating leadership of the grouping of wealthy nations that include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States.

A Haitian justice official has appointed a new judge to oversee the investigation into the killing of President Jovenel Mose, acting more than a week after his predecessor withdrew from the case and as the country struggles with recovering from the devast...