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Nearly empty shelves are seen at Mary Arnold Toys in New York on August 2, 2021, as Covid-related supply chain snags have beset retailers

Global Supply Snags Could Mean Fewer Toys Under The Christmas Tree

Global supply snags could mean fewer toys under the Christmas tree

'Tour Like No Other' Ends In Dramatic Springboks Triumph

Flanker Siya Kolisi celebrates after captaining South Africa to a 2-1 series victory over the British and Irish Lions in Cape Town on Saturday

'Tour like no other' ends in dramatic Springboks triumph

Huge Infrastructure Bill Backed By Biden Passes Key Hurdle

A aerial view of Manhattan Bridge is seen in New York City on August 5, 2021

Huge infrastructure bill backed by Biden passes key hurdle

American Harris English holds a two-shot lead heading into the final round of the WGC St. Jude Invitational in Memphis, Tennessee

English Maintains Two-shot Lead In WGC St. Jude

English maintains two-shot lead in WGC St. Jude

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A portrait of late Haitian president Jovenel Moise is seen at a ceremony in his honor in Port-au-Prince on July 20, 2021

Haiti Still Seeking Judge To Probe President's Assassination

Haiti still seeking judge to probe president's assassination

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Why Another Direct Payment May Be Coming Soon

A fourth stimulus check could be looking more likely these days.

Reba McEntire, Boyfriend Rex Linn Caught COVID-19 Despite Being Vaccinated: 'Stay Safe'

"Wear your mask. Do what you have to do. Stay home," Reba McEntire said.

Outbound shipments from the world's second-largest economy have remained resilient this year, boosted by demand for goods like medical gear and electronics needed to work from home

China Exports Robust In July As Port Activity Rebounds

China's exports remained robust in July despite losing some steam, customs data showed Saturday, with analysts noting a rebound in port activity but warning that the recent spread of the Delta variant could act as a drag on growth.

Traffic builds up on the Ontario side of a Canada-US crossing in March 2020 after the border was closed for non-essential travel

Striking Canadian Border Agents Reach Deal On Salaries, Work Environment

Striking Canadian border agents reach deal on salaries, work environment

Complaining of hunger, thousands of Cubans took to the streets in unusual protests last month

Cuba Legalizes Small And Medium Enterprises In Boost For Private Sector

Cuba legalizes small and medium enterprises in boost for private sector

Long stigmatised, young residents of Mumbai's Dharavi slum have embraced hip hop in a bid to highlight glaring inequality and the mistreatment of marginalised communities

Hip-hop Dream Thrives In India's Largest Slum

Hip-hop dream thrives in India's largest slum

‘Riverdale’s’ Casey Cott Invites Co-Stars To ‘Rather Small’ Wedding With Nichola Basara

“Riverdale” actor Casey Cott is planning to tie the knot with fiancée Nichola Basara soon.

Investor sentiment has been dampened by the global spread of the Delta coronavirus variant

Stocks Mixed, Dollar Up On Upbeat US Jobs Data

Stocks mixed, dollar up on upbeat US jobs data

Millions are faced with possible eviction as a US moratorium lapses

11 Million Americans Still Behind On Rent, People Of Color Suffering The Hardest

How much renters are affected by the rent moratorium varies widely across the nation.

European Union Could Renew United States Travel Ban

The EU is set to impose new travel restrictions on the U.S. next week as the Delta variant continues to surge.

Norwegian Cruise Line Reports Net Loss Ahead Of First US Cruise In Over 500 Days

Norwegian Encore will set sail for the first time in over 500 days in the U.S. this Saturday.

The US economy added 943,000 jobs in July after a similar gain in June, with the biggest gain in bars and restaurants

US Job Gains Pick Up Speed In July As Economy Reopens

US job gains pick up speed in July as economy reopens

United Airlines Explains Why It's Requiring Proof Of Vaccination From All Its Employees

United Airlines employees have until the fall to get vaccinated.

Americans who lost their jobs to the Covd-19 pandemic are returning to work, but Black and Hispanic workers continue to have higher rates of unemployment

US Jobs Hit 943,000 In July As Unemployment Declines To New Low Despite Delta Surge

The U.S. unemployment rate has dropped to 5.4% in July, down 0.5% from a month earlier.

The world's leading Covid vaccine makers pledged around 3.5 billion vaccine doses for poorer nations

California Healthcare Worker COVID Vaccine Mandate: What You Need To Know

California healthcare workers will be required to be fully vaccinated or have their second dose of the COVID shot by Sept. 30

Woman Suffers Very Rare ‘Horrific’ COVID-19 Side Effect: Scaly, Black Lips [Video]

Avery Anderson developed flaky, black lips due to a combination of getting infected with the delta variant of COVID-19 and using acne medication.

Phuket's 'Sandbox' scheme allows vaccinated travellers to visit the island without going through quarantine

Thai Police Probe Death Of Swiss Woman Found Near Waterfall

Thai police probe death of Swiss woman found near waterfall

U.S. troops handover to the Iraqi military during a ceremony in Iraq

Expected Military COVID Vaccine Mandate Draws Backlash: ‘I Don’t Want A Vaccine That's Untested’

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is expected to announce on Friday that the COVID vaccine will be mandatory for all active-duty forces in the U.S. military.