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Bike, Gun-Related Injuries 'Increased Significantly' During COVID-19 Lockdowns: Study

Motor vehicle-related injuries saw a decrease.

52,000 Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases Recorded In Indiana; 531 Fully Vaccinated Residents Dead

Australia's Northern Territory has announced one of the world's most far-reaching vaccine mandates

The total number of breakthrough COVID-19 cases in Indiana represent 1.568% of the state's fully vaccinated population.

Covid Adds Fuel To The Match-fixing Fire: Expert

The Covid pandemic has added fuel to the fire of the numbers of games subject to match-fixing with football the most popular target an expert in monitoring the issue told AFP

Covid adds fuel to the match-fixing fire: expert

'SNL' 'Scrambling' To Replace Ed Sheeran Amid COVID-19 Diagnosis; Singer Self-Isolating – Report

Ed Sheeran announced Sunday that he tested positive for COVID-19 and that he is currently self-isolating.

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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who appears with her husband Richard and daughter Gabriella, has been held in Iran for five years

Husband Of UK-Iranian Held In Iran Starts Hunger Strike

Husband of UK-Iranian held in Iran starts hunger strike

Local election commission members prepare a polling station for Sunday's presidential election in Tashkent

Uzbek Leader Set To Win Vote With No Real Opposition

Uzbek leader set to win vote with no real opposition

People walk past flags outside the United Nations headquarters on May 20, 2021 in New York City

United Nations Day: Significance, Inspiring Quotes To Mark The Occasion

In his message for the occasion, UN Secretary-General António Guterres noted how the organization was meant to be a "vehicle of hope for a world emerging from the shadow of catastrophic conflict."

Telemedicine may be useful in coping with the coronavirus epidemic, but many who need it lack access to adequate internet connections

Reinforce The Pandemic's Partnerships For Innovation

The most distinctive characteristic of our rally to beat Covid-19 was the partnership for innovation.

Wuhan marathon runners cross the Yangtze River bridge in 2018. This year's event was postponed at short notice because of Covid fears

Wuhan Marathon Postponed As China Battles Covid-19 Spike

Wuhan Marathon postponed as China battles Covid-19 spike

China imposed a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong last year in response to huge and often violent democracy protests

China’s Anti-Sanctions Law For Hong Kong Raises Uncertainty For Global Banks And Financial Firms

Commerce and financial investments have become a battleground of confrontation rather than collaboration between the U.S. and China.

Tech's Role In Making Reskilling Accessible And Equitable For Every Worker

An overwhelming majority of U.S. workers are deskless, frontline, service sector workers and they're having a rough time.

Is Jamie Dimon’s Bitcoin Criticism Hypocritical?

Bitcoin is actually more controlled and valuable than fiat paper currency like U.S. dollars.

Hussam Hammo founded Tamatem -- which means tomato -- in 2013

Jordanian Company Dives Into Arabic Mobile Games Market

Jordanian company dives into Arabic mobile games market

Rivals: Pakistan's Mohammad Amir and Babar Azam speak with India captain Virat Kohli and Vijay Shankar at the 2019 World Cup in Manchester

Pakistan Look To End India Losing Streak In T20 World Cup Blockbuster

Pakistan look to end India losing streak in T20 World Cup blockbuster

A ban on booze in Bangkok has forced bars to come up with novel ideas to make some cash, such as making fruity mocktails

Bangkok Bars Battle To Beat Booze Ban Battering

Bangkok bars battle to beat booze ban battering

Peter Chekijan (center), pictured at a job fair on October 19, 2021 in Melville, New York, has had trouble finding the staff he needs at his beer tasting room

Desperate For Employees, US Businesses Struggle To Hire

Desperate for employees, US businesses struggle to hire

Adobe U.S. Employees Now Have To Get Vaccinated Or Face Unpaid Leave

In an email to employees sent out on Friday, Adobe announced all U.S. staff members must be fully vaccinated by Dec. 8 and warned that those who refuse will face unpaid leave.

In this file photo taken on October 19, 2021, a health professional assists a COVID-19 patient at a hospital in northern Peru

Peru Surpasses 200,000 Covid Deaths: Officials

Peru surpasses 200,000 Covid deaths: officials

Actor Alec Baldwin said he wasÂ "fully cooperating" with the police inquiry after he shot dead a cinematographer and wounded the director in an apparent accident involving a prop gun on a movie set

Alec Baldwin Breaks Silence After Fatal Shooting On 'Rust' Set

Alec Baldwin said he was "fully cooperating" with the police investigation into the accident that led to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

US President Joe Biden talks on the phone with French President Emmanuel Macron on September 22, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House

Biden And Macron Discuss 'Stronger' European Defense

Biden and Macron discuss 'stronger' European defense

Supplies of iron, steel, chemicals and gold flowed into the US economy at a faster pace in June, increasing the country's trade deficit

US Service Sector Sees 'Sharp' Uptick In Win For Economy But Inflation Fears Remain

The economy is making strides in the face of COVID-19 and the ongoing supply chain problems that are pushing prices higher, but labor shortages and inflation fears continue to be causes for concern.