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US intelligence believes that Russia meddles in the 2016 election which brought Donald Trump to power

Donald Trump Booed At Own Rally, Encouraging Vaccines Didn't Go Well In Alabama

The former president was booed at his rally when he encouraged Alabama (the lowest vaccinated state) to get the vaccine.

Texas Governor Tests Negative For COVID-19 After State Drops Mask Mandate Ban

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 Gov. Greg Abbot will continue to quarantine after a negative COVID-19 test.

Fourth Stimulus Check Coming Soon? Delta Variant May Play Role In $2,000 Direct Payments

US consumers spent less in February as the effect of government stimulus checks wore off, but spending could rebound sharply in March thanks to another round of checks

There are two recent signs that have kept some hope alive for direct payments.

Veteran American civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson, who was awarded the French Legion of Honour in July, has been hospitalized with Covid-19

Who Is Jacqueline Jackson? Jesse Jackson’s Wife Gains Attention After COVID Hospitalization

The couple are being treated in Chicago.

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France eased its travel rules ahead of the summer season, but Paris visitor numbers still disappointed

Dark Days For Tourism In The City Of Light

Dark days for tourism in the City of Light

Earth, Wind and Fire perform a soundcheck in New York's Central Park a day before the"We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert"

New York's 'Homecoming' Concert Called Off As Hurricane Nears

New York's 'homecoming' concert called off as hurricane nears

Scarlett Johansson is suing Disney over its decision to release superhero movie 'Black Widow' on streaming at the same time as in theaters, alleging a breach of contract which cost the star millions of dollars

Scarlett Johansson's Lawyer Accuses Disney Of Being 'Afraid' To Publicly Litigate Her Lawsuit

Scarlett Johansson's lawyer slammed Disney after the company filed a motion to move the actress' lawsuit to binding arbitration.

Veteran US Civil Rights Activist Jesse Jackson Hospitalized With Covid

Veteran US civil rights activist Jesse Jackson hospitalized with Covid

Around 200 different demonstrations were called across the country

Anti-vaccine Demos In France For Sixth Weekend

Anti-vaccine demos in France for sixth weekend

Australian Cameron Smith fired an 11-under par 60 on Saturday to set a course record at Liberty National in the third round of the US PGA Northern Trust tournament

Aussie Smith Fires 60 To Match Rahm For PGA Lead

Aussie Smith fires 60 to match Rahm for PGA lead

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

Gov. Ron DeSantis Accuses Sarasota Schools Of Violating Law Amid Mask Mandate Ban

Gov. Ron DeSantis accused Florida schools of breaking the law.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: How To Get Additional $1,400 Payments In 2022

Select Americans will be able to receive an additional $1,400 stimulus payment in the next year.

International Homeless Animals Day: Five Ways To Celebrate

As per PETA figures, over 70 million stray, lost and abandoned dogs and cats exist in the U.S.

Tumultuous aid handouts underscore the desperation caused by last week's powerful tremor, which killed over 2,000 people

'No One Has Come To Help': Desperate Haitians Rush Aid Convoys After Quake

'No one has come to help': Desperate Haitians rush aid convoys after quake

Visitors present health passes (pass sanitaire) to a security guard at the entrance of a movie theatre in Montpellier

This Is Going To Hurt: Top 10 Covid Scams

This is going to hurt: Top 10 Covid scams

Wrexham played in the Football League from 1921 to 2009, reaching the second division for four seasons in the late 1970s and early 1980s

Lights, Camera, Wrexham: Film Stars Bring Glamour To Welsh Football Outpost

Lights, camera, Wrexham: Film stars bring glamour to Welsh football outpost

A study found the 26 US states that ended pandemic unemployment benefits early saw slight increases in employment but big falls in spending and income

Jobless Benefit Cuts Cause Lost Earnings, Spending In US States: Study

Jobless benefit cuts cause lost earnings, spending in US states: study

Prime Minister Ariel Henry has vowed to organize elections as soon as possible

Quake-hit Haiti's PM Vows Elections 'Soon As Possible'

Quake-hit Haiti's PM vows elections 'soon as possible'

While vaccinations continue to be rolled out around the world, traders are growing increasingly worried about the fast-spreading Delta variant, which is forcing some governments to reimpose strict containment measures

Global Stocks Rebound But End Week Lower On Virus Fears

Global stocks rebound but end week lower on virus fears

A suit by Facebook accuses Apple of abusing control of its App Store by requiring outside app developers to abide by a different set of rules

Apple & 11 Other Tech Companies Delaying Return To Offices Until January 2022

Apple and Facebook won't return to their offices until January of 2022, amid the rapid spread of the Delta variant.

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Vaccinated Florida Man’s COVID Death Blamed On Unvaccinated: ‘His Death Was Preventable’

“The doctor told my dad the first day in the hospital that he was a one-in-a-million case to be in the ER.” Clark Allen's daughter said.

An Indian health worker inoculates a catholic nun with the Covishield vaccine -- one of six approved by New Delhi against Covid-19 -- at Saint Mary's Basilica in Secunderabad, the twin city of Hyderabad, on August 19, 2021

India Approves Emergency Use Of 2nd Locally-made Covid-19 Shot

India approves emergency use of 2nd locally-made Covid-19 shot

Looking To Steal From Walmart? It Will Catch You. Here’s How

Walmart retail giant monitors customers in the self-checkout lanes of its stores to stop theft of its merchandise.

Computer chips are a key component in many car systems and automakers have had to cut production as their shortage continues

VW Reins In Production Due To Ongoing Chip Shortage

VW reins in production due to ongoing chip shortage

'Vaccine injustice is a shame on all humanity,' said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters May Not Be Annual Thing As Scientists Question Need

As the world sees a stark gap between vaccination rates in different countries, the U.S. prepares for third dose rollout.

Cruising To The Bahamas? You’ll Need Proof Of COVID Vaccination For Entry

The emergency order will not allow cruise ships to enter ports in the Bahamas if there are unvaccinated passengers 12 and older onboard.

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