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Hong Kong beat more than a dozen other cities for the chance to host the event in November 2022

Organisers Postpone Gay Games, Citing Hong Kong Travel Curbs

Organisers postpone Gay Games, citing Hong Kong travel curbs

UK Inflation Strikes Nine-year Peak As Economy Reopens

Global markets have seesawed this year over concerns that central banks will end pandemic support measures to tame inflation

UK inflation strikes nine-year peak as economy reopens

China August Retail Sales Growth Slowest In A Year

Retail sales grew 2.5 percent last month, well short of the seven percent forecast and sharply down from the 8.5 percent witnessed in July

China August retail sales growth slowest in a year

The Democratic Party firmament came out to shine for Newsom, including Vice President Kamala Harris

Californians Vote To Keep Democratic Governor

Gavin Newsom handily survived a confidence vote that could have seen him replaced by a Republican with only minority support in one of the most liberal parts of the United States.

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3,919 Breakthrough Cases Recorded Over 1 Week In Massachusetts; 32 Fully Vaccinated Dead

The latest figures take the state’s total number of breakthrough cases to 27,777 and breakthrough deaths to 194, according to the health department.

"Shame on him," US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (pictured) said of Republican Mitch McConnell for not supporting an increase in the government debt limit

Republicans Withhold Support For US Debt Ceiling Increase

Republicans withhold support for US debt ceiling increase

Most Sydney residents can only leave home to buy food, exercise outdoors or seek medical treatment

Sydney Lifts Covid Curfews As Case Numbers Stabilise

Sydney lifts Covid curfews as case numbers stabilise

Tens of thousands of health workers and carers remain unvaccinated despite an ultimatum from President Emmanuel Macron to get the jab or face suspension without pay

France Gets Tough On Vaccine Rule For Health Workers

France gets tough on vaccine rule for health workers

The UAE and Bahrain signed the 'Abraham Accords' with Israel at the White House last year

UAE, Israel Eye Trillion-dollar Prize One Year Into Abraham Accords

UAE, Israel eye trillion-dollar prize one year into Abraham Accords

The Naked Cowboy stands before billboards advertising broadway musicals, on Times Square in New York on September 14, 2021

'Broadway Is Back': New York Celebrates Return Of Hit Shows

'Broadway is back': New York celebrates return of hit shows

Despite winning office by a thumping margin in 2018, California Governor Gavin Newsom is now facing a fight to keep his job in a recall election

California Recall Election 2021: Polls Show Democrat Gavin Newsom Will Survive Recall

Polls show Gov. Gavin Newsom has a big lead in the California recall election, with millions of voters already casting their ballots.

The EU drug regulator has listed the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre syndrome as a 'very rare' possible side effect of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine

US COVID-19 Response: Federal Employees Must Be Vaccinated By Nov. 22

The Biden administration announced federal employees must be vaccinated by Nov 22.

Easing consumer inflation in the United States helped relieve concerns about the need for an increase in interest rates

Wall Street Falls Even As Data Shows Inflation Easing

Wall Street falls even as data shows inflation easing

Easing consumer inflation in the United States helped relieve concerns about the need for a quick rise in interest rates

US, European Markets Range Bound On US Inflation Data

US, European markets range bound on US inflation data

Chinese students at University of Southern California

US - China Relations: Trump Era Policy Continues To Block Chinese Students From Universities

Students from China have found themselves at a loss as they continue to be refused visas to the United States for their university studies and were left grappling with a legacy policy of former President Donald Trump that remains in place under President Joe Biden.

Children aged 12-15 in the UK will be offered a first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech jab

COVID Vaccine Data For Kids Under 12 To Become Available In September, Pfizer Says

Pfizer is expected to send COVID-19 vaccine data to the FDA for approval.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: New Cash Could Come As Experts Call For Monthly Payments

Calls continue to grow for more aid for Americans still suffering from the effects of the pandemic, including for a further extension of the Expanded Child Tax Credit.

US home prices continue to rise and a huge share of single-family houses sold have not been built, according to government data

Why Is The US Facing A Housing Shortage? COVID Isn't To Blame

A housing shortage in the United States cannot be solely blamed on the COVID-19 Pandemic.

'Ain Dubai,' World Largest Observation Wheel Will Accept Passengers Soon

Air Dubai will be flying high in the sky with passengers next month.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has come under fire for his handling of the public health response to COVID-19

DeSantis Vaccine Mandate Update: Florida Gov. Threatens $5,000 Fine Per Violation

Employers that require proof of vaccination could potentially face millions of dollars of fines in Florida.

Democratic House Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (L) raised eyebrows when she wore a dress declaring "Tax the Rich" at the Met Gala in New York on September 13, 2021

Democrats Say 'Tax The Rich,' But Their Plan May Fall Short

"The time is now for childcare, healthcare, and climate action for all. Tax the Rich," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Instagram.

Did You Get A COVID Test At Walgreens? Your Personal Data May Be At Risk

The potential leak may have exposed COVID test results as well as phone numbers and email addresses.

The US Census Bureau said in a report that Covid-19 stimulus payments boosted incomes and lowered poverty in 2020

US Pandemic Aid Boosted Incomes, Lowered Poverty In 2020: Govt

US pandemic aid boosted incomes, lowered poverty in 2020: govt

President Joe Biden flew to California to lend his support to Governor Gavin Newsom, who is facing a recall election

California Recall Election 2021: Will Democrat Gavin Newsom Stay In Office?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom looks to keep his job in the recall election tonight. If more than 50% of voters decide to recall him, California's next governor will likely be conservative radio host Larry Elder.