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Monkey B Virus: China Logs First Human Case, Death From Rare Disease

Monkey B virus is different from monkeypox, which was confirmed in a Texas resident last week.

Irish Olympian Reveals ‘Fake News’ About Tokyo Olympics ‘Anti-Sex’ Beds

Just one week remains until the opening ceremony of the pandemic-postponed Tokyo Olympics

The beds, which are made of cardboard, were said to be designed to discourage intimacy among Olympic athletes.

Colombia Deploys Police, Soldiers For Fresh Demos

A demonstrator wearing a mask during clashes with riot police that erupted amid protests against the government of Colombian President Ivan Duque, in Bogota, on June 29, 2021

Colombia deploys police, soldiers for fresh demos

Former US president Donald Trump's visit to the country's southern border with Mexico -- and a portion of his border wall -- provided an opportunity for the former president to knock his successor Joe Biden over illegal immigration

Biden Will 'Certainly Welcome' Help From Trump To Get More Americans Vaccinated

More than 97% of people hospitalized with COVID-19 are unvaccinated.

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Canada Allows Fully Vaccinated U.S. Citizens To Cross Border Starting Aug. 9

It has been 16 long months since Canada closed its borders. Now, it is finally allowing fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents to travel there.

The US economy is bouncing back from a two-month recession lasting from March through April 2020 and caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

US Had Two-month Recession In 2020: Researchers

US had two-month recession in 2020: researchers

American Academy Of Pediatrics Recommends Universal Masking For Fall School Reopenings

American Academy of Pediatrics recommends ages 2 and older to wear masks to school and daycare.

US President Joe Biden sought to allay fears about inflation, saying the price spikes hitting Americans in their pocketsbooks was just temporary and that the economy continued to improve

Calling US Inflation 'Temporary,' Biden Pushes More Spending

Calling US inflation 'temporary,' Biden pushes more spending

Statistics Support 'A Pandemic Of The Unvaccinated'

The U.S. looks to get back to normal but unvaccinated Americans are creating a pandemic of their own.

A builder works on the the roof of a new home under construction in the Montreal suburb of Brossard

Homebuilder Confidence Dips In July Over Supply Chain, Labor Woes

Homebuilder confidence decreased as they are challenged with finding skilled labor and bottlenecked by shortages issues with materials.

"For once, Don't Do It," Nike says on racism

Nike Could Run Out Of Shoes Made In Vietnam As Covid Worsens In Asia

Nike may run out of shoes made in Vietnam as Covid continues to worsen in Southeast Asia. Vietnam accounts for 49% of U.S. imports linked to Nike.

Commuters walk through Victoria station in London at rush hour, some wearing masks and some without, as the British government scraps legal mandates covering the wearing of masks. All social distancing has been scrapped in England

English Pubs, Clubs And Shops Rediscover Lost Freedoms

English pubs, clubs and shops rediscover lost freedoms

The virus-delayed Tokyo Olympics are going to be held largely without any spectactors

USA Women’s Gymnast Tests Positive For COVID-19 Days Before Tokyo Olympics Start

A member of the U.S. Women's gymnastic team can't compete at the Tokyo Olympics after testing positive for COVID-19.

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[Watch] Malaysian Police Destroy Over 1,000 Bitcoin Mining Rigs After Stealing Almost $2M In Electricity

The 1,069 mining rigs that were destroyed were estimated to be worth $1.25 million.

BTOB's Minhyuk Among Korean Celebrities Who Tested Positive For COVID-19

The news was confirmed by Minhyuk's management agency, Cube Entertainment.

Sheep seller Osama al-Aqury blames soaring fodder prices for the rising cost of meat in Libya

Crisis-hit Libya Faces Lean Eid As Livestock Prices Spiral

Crisis-hit Libya faces lean Eid as livestock prices spiral

US Senator Joe Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, has expressed opposition to a sweeping voting rights package, instead proposing a compromise measure that he hopes would earn some Republican support

5 Texas Democrats Who Fled State Now Test Positive For COVID-19

The two positive cases follow three other ones announced by the Texas House Democratic Caucus recently.

Anesthetist Charged For Filming, Touching 3 Young Women While They Were Unconscious In Hospital

The investigators are expecting more possible victims as the accused doctor has worked in several private and public clinics.

Three-Month-Old Baby's Body Found Inside Truck Parked On Roadside

It is not clear whether the child was alive when dumped in the vehicle.

Colin Kaepernick (right) kneels during his protests in 2016. Players and activists are calling for him to be given the chance to rebuild his NFL career

NFL News: UFC Fighter Slips Jab At Former 49ers Quarterback For Political Views

Jorge Masvidal takes a swipe at ex-NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick for supporting the late dictator Fidel Castro.

Residents in Hanoi have been asked to remain at home as Vietnam battles a coronavirus surge

A Third Of Vietnamese Under Stay-at-home Orders To Curb Virus

A third of Vietnamese under stay-at-home orders to curb virus

The pandemic-postponed Games are largely unpopular with the Japanese public

Sponsor Toyota Says No Olympic Ads During Tokyo Games

Sponsor Toyota says no Olympic ads during Tokyo Games

Prime Minister Boris Johnson nearly died of Covid last year

England Lifts Covid Curbs As Scientists Warn Of Surge In Cases

England lifts Covid curbs as scientists warn of surge in cases

The Olympic Village will host thousands of competitors and support staff during the Games

Tokyo Organisers Insist Olympic Village 'Safe Place To Stay'

Tokyo organisers insist Olympic Village 'safe place to stay'

Coco Gauff looks in fine fettle but the 17-year-old American admits she should be more conservative sometimes in the shots she elects to play not always go big

Setback For Team USA As Coco Gauff Withdraws From Tokyo Olympics 2020

Tokyo Olympics 2020 will begin on July 23.

The delayed Tokyo Olympics open on July 23

Here's How Tokyo Olympics Is Stopping Athletes From Having Sex During Games

The anti-sex beds are made by a Japanese bedding company using recycled cardboard.

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