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Fights over the country's debt limit have become common in the US Congress

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Californians To Receive New Payments On Halloween

It is estimated that more than 9 million Californians qualify for the state's relief payments.

518 Fully Vaccinated Pennsylvania Residents Have Died Of COVID-19

Hospitals in Louisiana are hammered amid a furious virus surge that has brought the state's daily average infections to 126 per 100,000 inhabitants

The breakthrough deaths account for 7% of Pennsylvania’s 7,625 coronavirus-related deaths.

Tunisia, Morocco Hoteliers Eye An End To Covid Downturn

After two ruined seasons in a row, tourism operators in Tunisia and Morocco are licking their wounds and hoping the lifting of travel restrictions will spell better days

Tunisia, Morocco hoteliers eye an end to Covid downturn

Wendy Williams' Talk Show Return Delayed Due To 'Serious Health Complications'

"The Wendy Williams Show" will return as scheduled Monday for its Season 13 premiere, but without Williams as host.

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Southwest Airlines saw thousands of cancelations due to weather, logistics snarls and short-staffing

Southwest CEO Apologizes For 2,200 Flight Cancellations Over Holiday Weekend

After about 2,300 flight cancellations over the holiday weekend, Southwest Airlines’ CEO said things were much improved.

The release of inflation data this week will be closely watched by investors as the Federal Reserve prepares to remove its ultra-loose monetary policy and considers lifting interest rates

Markets Fret Over Soaring Inflation, Energy Crunch

Markets fret over soaring inflation, energy crunch

Fed Officials Undeterred By Poor September Job Report, Signal Commitment To Taper Plans For November

The U.S. Federal Reserve has signaled that it remains on track to begin tapering off its asset purchase program in November despite a recent poor job report for September.

In an interview with AFP, IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath said she does not expect high oil prices to lead to a 1970s-style economic crisis

Energy Prices Should Retreat By Early 2022: IMF Official

Energy prices should retreat by early 2022: IMF official

Supporters of Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr celebrate in Baghdad's Tahrir square on Monday after the announcement of parliamentary election results

Pro-Iran Groups Denounce Iraq Election As 'Scam'

Pro-Iran groups denounce Iraq election as 'scam'

Macron deplored a French 'growth deficit'

Macron Announces 30-billion-euro Plan To Re-industrialise France

Macron announces 30-billion-euro plan to re-industrialise France

Post-pandemic recovery plans, increasing help for poor countries and a global corporate tax are on the agenda of the virtual G20 meeting hosted by Italy.

G20 Debt Relief Program For Low Income Countries Underperforms As Payments Remain Higher Than Suspensions

An initiative by the world’s wealthiest nations to suspend debt payments by low income countries to help them respond to the COVID-19 pandemic is falling below expectations as debt repayments remain higher than suspensions.

The Bank of England has warned that the UK's economic recovery is flattening as a result of ongoing pandemic fallout and global supply chain bottlenecks

Slow UK Response To COVID Caused Thousands Of Unnecessary Deaths, Report Says

The United Kingdom's failure to impose early lockdown and contact tracing measures caused thousands of avoidable COVID-related deaths.

Federal Reserve leaders have signaled they're ready to begin slowing their pandemic asset purchases, which have been criticized for fueling inflation

US Economy Almost Ready For Less Stimulus, Fed Official Says

US economy almost ready for less stimulus, Fed official says

Candace Owens Slammed On Twitter For Comments About 'Extremely Overweight' People, Vaccines

Conservative commentator Candace Owens took heat on Twitter for a comment about "extremely overweight" people telling her to get vaccinated.

In this file photo taken in March 2021, the sun rises in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio De Janeiro's Christ The Redeemer Statue Celebrates 90th Birthday

Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer statue celebrates 90th birthday

Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican and ally of US President Donald Trump, issues an executive order requiring face coverings in public spaces as the state marks record numbers of new infections.

Texas Governor Defies Biden Order On Vaccinations With New Ban, Sets Up Legal Battle

Gov. Greg Abbott issued a new executive order that forbids employers, including private companies, from requiring vaccinations of employees in the state.

Brooklyn player Kyrie Irving missed the Nets first practice at Barclays Center because of New York City's Covid-19 protocols

Kyrie Irving Won’t Play For Brooklyn Nets Until He’s Vaccinated

Kyrie Irving isn't going to be part of the Brooklyn Nets' roster as long as he remains unvaccinated.

Reviews: 30 Things You Must Know About TalentCards (LMS Software)

TalentCards is a mobile app that lets employers build microlearning courses in minutes that can be accessed by employees through their smartphones.

The report said the government mistakenly implemented 'light-touch border controls' only on countries with high Covid rates

UK Govt Botched Initial Covid Response: MPs' Probe

UK govt botched initial Covid response: MPs' probe

The United States has added millions of jobs in 2021 as vaccines allowed business to return to normal, but the fast-spreading Delta variant of Covid-19 has cut into the progress

Small Businesses See Dark Clouds For Economy As Inflation Eats Into Profits And New Taxes Loom

Small business owners are not particularly optimistic going into the final quarter of 2021, chalking their pessimism up to ongoing shortages, inflation and new taxes looming over the horizon.

Indiana Family Accuses Walgreens Of Giving COVID Vaccine Instead Of Flu Shot

The family thought they had received their flu shots, until they received a call from Walgreens explaining the accidental mishap.

Credit Card Bills Could Affect Your Retirement Goals: Go Beyond Monthly Minimum Payments Using AI

Many Americans are getting a late start at retirement savings due to rising household debt. Here's how to repay your credit card bills faster than usual without straining your monthly budget.