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A woman cries at a makeshift memorial to the victims of a series of deadly attacks in Paris in November 2015

Trial Over Deadly Paris Jihadist Attacks To Begin Late 2021

Trial over deadly Paris jihadist attacks to begin late 2021

Cuba To Increase Minimum Salary Fivefold

In this photo taken on February 8, 2018, a worker in Havana holds up 1 Cuban Peso (top) and 1 Cuban convertible peso (bottom)

Cuba to increase minimum salary fivefold

White House Reportedly Tells US Regulator To Approve Vaccine Or Quit

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told news channels that final details were being ironed out, after an expert committee convened by the regulator voted to grant the two-dose regimen emergency approval for people aged 16 and over

White House reportedly tells US regulator to approve vaccine or quit

A woman walks past the closed Casa Villarino, a famed bar that closed because of the coronavirus pandemic in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on December 08, 2020

Iconic Brazil Bossa Nova Bar Is Latest Victim Of Virus

Iconic Brazil bossa nova bar is latest victim of virus

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Oxford University and AstraZeneca have developed one of the promising Covid-19 vaccines

Why AstraZeneca Is Teaming Up With Russia's Sputnik-V On COVID-19 Vaccine

Vaccines developed by AstraZeneca and Russia rely on a type of DNA to work, a development first utilized in the 1950s.

A memorial stone for the young diarist Anne Frank and her sister on the grounds of the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen

Anne Frank Memorial In Idaho Vandalized With Swastika Stickers

Someone vandalized the memorial with stickers showing the Nazi insignia earlier this week.

When Will Clorox Wipes Be Readily Available Again? Consumers ‘Very Frustrated’ With Supply

Clorox plans to deliver 1.5 million canisters and packages of wipes daily by February 2021.

The EU summit in Brussels -- the first since the election of Joe Biden as the next US president -- sees leaders meeting face-to-face after recent videoconferences were held as a coronavirus prevention measure

EU Leaders Agree Climate Target, Budget After Wrangles

EU leaders agree climate target, budget after wrangles

A Syrian was accused of stealing a truck and ploughing into several cars, leaving 18 people injured

Germany To Allow Deportations Of 'Suspect' Syrians

Germany to allow deportations of 'suspect' Syrians

Vietnam's Trade Minister Tran Tuan Anh (L) and Britain's International Trade Secretary Liz Truss finalised a free trade pact which will see 99 percent of tariffs eliminated once it is fully implemented

Britain Finalises Free Trade Pact With Vietnam

Britain finalises free trade pact with Vietnam

The vaccine candidate is based on technology that Sanofi has used to produce seasonal influenza vaccines and on immunological agents developed by GSK

Sanofi, GSK Covid Vaccine Delayed Until End Of 2021

Sanofi, GSK Covid vaccine delayed until end of 2021

Indonesia was the latest country to face criticism for holding an election during the pandemic

US Experts Vote To Approve Pfizer Vaccine

US experts vote to approve Pfizer vaccine

A sign reading "CUC not accepted" at a grocery store in Havana, on September 15, 2020

Cuba Will Unify Its Two Currencies As Of January 1: President

Cuba will unify its two currencies as of January 1: president

Spanish chef Paco Roncero has created a line of luxury lunch boxes and thinks the idea has caught on

Virus Bites Into Profits At Europe's Top Restaurants

Virus bites into profits at Europe's top restaurants

US President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris celebrate victory on Saturday

Biden And Harris Named Time 'Person Of The Year'

Biden and Harris named Time 'Person of the Year'

Brad Pitt’s 'Bullet Train' Coronavirus Scare: Crew Member Tests Positive For COVID-19

The cast and crew of Brad Pitt's thriller movie "Bullet Train" were sent home after a member tested positive for COVID-19.

'Dune' Director Denis Villeneuve Slams HBO Max Deal: 'Absolutely No Love For Cinema'

Oscar-nominated director Denis Villeneuve has slammed Warner Bros. for cutting out a deal with HBO Max and bringing its entire 2021 film slate to the streaming service.

If air traffic doesn't triple, Southwest Airlines warned it may lay off staff

Southwest Airlines Layoffs: 1,400 In SF, Vegas To Be Laid Off Starting Dec. 15

Southwest Airlines previously urged unions to accept 10% pay cuts in exchange for furlough protection through 2021.

Second Stimulus Check Update: GOP Senator Unveils Plan For $1,200 Direct Payments

The legislation includes provisions for another round of $1,200 direct payments to individuals and $2,400 for couples.

Business groups this week warned of difficulties from January 1 as a frustrating lack of clarity on a post-Brexit trade deal has left many companies unable to plan properly

Shortages, Jams And Shutdowns: UK Readies For Brexit 'No-deal' Chaos

Shortages, jams and shutdowns: UK readies for Brexit 'no-deal' chaos

Kris Jenner Becomes First Owner Of $330K 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost In North America, Netizens React

Kris Jenner became the first owner of the $330,000 Rolls-Royce Ghost in North America, but many netizens were not impressed.

German biotechnology company BioNTech and the US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer have produced one of the first Covid-19 vaccines

When Will Coronavirus Vaccine Be Available In US? FDA Advisers Recommend Pfizer Vaccine Approval

The first round of coronavirus vaccines will be given to health care workers and nursing home residents across the country.

Will Trump Receive The Coronavirus Vaccine? It's 'Under Consideration', Says Senior Official

Former U.S. President Barack Obama and President-elect Joe Biden have volunteered to receive the coronavirus vaccine to prove that it is safe and effective.

Meal delivery group DoorDash saw its shares surge in its Wall Street debut this week in a sign of frenzied demand for emerging companies adapting to the coronavirus pandemic

Airbnb Doubles In US Market Debut, Gaining Elite Status

Airbnb doubles in US market debut, gaining elite status

Emissions from aviation fell some 40 percent in 2020, the research showed

Emissions Fell Record 7 Percent In 2020: Study

Emissions fell record 7 percent in 2020: study

Kate Middleton, Prince William’s Relationship Had ‘A Big Change’ Since Meghan, Harry’s Leave

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridges’s relationship is stronger than ever.

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