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Man Accused Of Stealing Vaccine Cards From Inoculation Site
A Nevada man was charged Wednesday with stealing more than 500 blank vaccine cards from a COVID19 vaccination center near Los Angeles, prosecutors said.
Keystone Pipeline Canceled After Biden Had Blocked Permit
The sponsor of the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline said Wednesday it is pulling the plug on the contentious project after Canadian officials failed to persuade President Joe Biden to reverse his cancellation of its permit on the day he took office.
Canada Will Soon Crack Down On Online Hate In Wake Of Fatal Attack -minister
Canada will soon unveil measures to crack down on online extremism following the killing of a Muslim family, a crime that police said was inspired by hate, a government minister said on Wednesday.
Colombia Cut Coca Crop Area In 2020 But Cocaine Output Rose -UNODC
Colombia reduced the area occupied by coca across the country by 7% in 2020, although potential output of cocaine rose 8% to 1,228 metric tons a year, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said on Wednesday.
Covid-19 Came From China, Best Vaccines Come From US, Says Senator John Kennedy
The United States has an opportunity right now to demonstrate to the world what American leadership looks like, Senator John Kennedy said.
Syria Intercepts Israeli Missile Strike Over Damascus -state Media
Syrian air defences on Tuesday intercepted an Israeli missile strike over the capital Damascus, state media reported, while military defectors said the missiles may have targeted Iranianbacked militias.
Special Prosecutors Set To Probe Casey Goodson Jr. Shooting
Two special prosecutors were appointed Tuesday in the case of the Ohio deputy who fatally shot Casey Goodson Jr. in the back five times.
Lanka Agent Deleted Vital E-mails, Court Told as Indian Sailor Among Crew Being Probed in Ship Sinking Case
Sri Lankan police launched a criminal investigation, interviewing Russians Tyutkalo Vitaly and Chief Engineer Sadilenko Oleg and Chief Officer Peter Anish, an Indian, and seizing their passports.
Delta Variant of Coronavirus 40% More Infectious, Makes Unlocking More Difficult: UK Min
It was the Alpha variant, previously known as the Kent variant, that forced the UK into lockdown in January.
Increase in Manufacturing Capacity of Covid Vaccines in India May Prove Game Changer, Says Biden Admin
So far the United States has contributed USD500 million in Covid-19 assistance to India
Peru's Covid Deaths are Double the Official Number After Toll Revision, Leads Global Mortality Rate
Peru started its vaccination campaign on February 9, but it has been slow and has so far reached five percent of the adult population with at least one shot.
As Israel Inches Closer to Govt Without Benjamin Netanyahu, A Look Back at the 'Survivor's' Career
On Sunday, in a key blow to Netanyahu, nationalist hardliner Naftali Bennett says he will 'do everything to form a national unity government with my friend Yair Lapid'.
Gunmen Abduct Students From School In North-central Nigeria
An armed gang abducted students from an Islamic school in the northcentral Nigerian state of Niger on Sunday, police and state government officials said.
Soccer-Henry To Work For Belgium At Euros
Thierry Henry is rejoining Belgium’s coaching staff for the European Championship where he will serve again as one of coach Roberto Martinez’s assistants, the Belgian football association said on Sunday.
Family Of American Killed In Kenya Wants Separate Probe
The family of an American investor of Somali origin whose body was found with torture wounds days after he went missing in Nairobi wants Kenya's director of public prosecutions to run a separate investigation from one being done by police.
Texas GOP Puts Final Touches On Sweeping Voting Restrictions
Texas Republicans dug in Saturday for a final weekend vote on some of the most restrictive new voting laws in the U.S., putting the last touches on a sweeping bill that would eliminate drivethru voting, empower partisan poll watchers and limit voting on S...