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US President Joe Biden (pictured February 5, 2021) is seeking to show his empathy -- and to mark a break from his predecessor Donald Trump, who was accused of not caring about the fate of millions of Americans hit by the health and economic crises

Biden Hosts First Of Chats To Talk 'Directly' With Americans

Joe Biden launched a series of conversations with ordinary Americans by calling a woman who lost her job due to the pandemic, in an effort to showcase his direct contact with his fellow citizens.

Blinken Defends Human Rights In First Call With Saudi Counterpart

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Saudi counterpart Faisal bin Farhan discussed "discussed regional security, counterterrorism and cooperation to deter and defend against attacks" on the Saudi kingdom, a State Department spokesman says

Antony Blinken championed human rights and called for an end to the war in Yemen in his first phone call with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan.

Cuba Authorizes Private Activity In Majority Of Sectors

A man looks at a painting of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro at a bakery in Havana on January 26, 2021

Cuba authorizes private activity in majority of sectors

American Jordan Spieth reacts to a birdie on the 16th hole in the third round of the US PGA Tour Phoenix Open

Sparkling Spieth Shares Phoenix Open Lead With Schauffele

Sparkling Spieth shares Phoenix Open lead with Schauffele

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A man carries a child past burning barricades as opponents of Haitian President Jovenel Moise demonstrate on January 15, 2021 in Port-au-Prince to demand his departure from power on February 7, the day they believe to be the last of his term

Haitian Opposition Derides US In Dispute Over President's Term

Haitian opposition derides US in dispute over president's term

E. Coli Outbreak In Five States Causing Concern, No Clear Link Between Cases

A deadly E. Coli Outbreak is baffling health experts because there is no discernible link between cases.

Michelle Obama's White House Garden: How Did It Fare Under Melania Trump?

Michelle Obama's White House vegetable garden was maintained by Melania Trump and has now been passed on to Jill Biden, who said it is still "going strong."

Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi is a filmmaker previously jailed for criticising Myanmar's military-drafted constitution

Myanmar's Democracy Veterans, Once Again Political Prisoners

Myanmar's democracy veterans, once again political prisoners

National Frozen Yogurt Day 2021: Quotes And Facts To Celebrate The Dessert

The first frozen yogurt was made by dairy company H.P. Hood in 1970 in the United States.

Jennifer Lawrence Injured While Filming Netflix Movie 'Don't Look Up' With Timothée Chalamet: Report

Jennifer Lawrence suffered an injury Friday on the set of her new movie "Don't Look Up," a report says. Filming in the movie's Massachusetts set was halted for the day.

The decision to cancel Lou Dobbs' show came a day after Fox News was sued for defamation by the voting machine maker Smartmatic

Fox News Cancels Show Of Pro-Trump Host Lou Dobbs

Fox News cancels show of pro-Trump host Lou Dobbs

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, seen introducing President Joe Biden at the State Department on February 4, 2021, has offered a tough tone in his first talks with China

Blinken Presses China On Uighurs, Hong Kong In First Call

Blinken presses China on Uighurs, Hong Kong in first call

Yemeni tribesmen attend a rally denouncing the US designation of the Huthi rebels as a terrorist group in the Huthi-held capital Sanaa on February 4, 2021

US Formally Moves To End Terror Designation Of Yemen Huthis

US formally moves to end terror designation of Yemen Huthis

A worker of the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA waves an Iranian flag as the Iranian-flagged oil tanker Fortune docks at the El Palito refinery in Puerto Cabello, in the northern state of Carabobo, Venezuela, on May 25, 2020

Venezuela Jails Officials For Giving US Oil Data

Venezuela jails officials for giving US oil data

Many African countries are battling damaging second waves although the continent has been less hard hit by the pandemic than other regions

African Leaders To Tackle Covid, Conflict At Virtual Summit

African leaders to tackle Covid, conflict at virtual summit

Biden's spending proposal would extend unemployment benefits that have been credited with keeping jobless workers afloat amid the pandemic

Biden Vows To 'Act Fast' On US Stimulus Amid Weak January Hiring

Biden vows to 'act fast' on US stimulus amid weak January hiring

China's space probe has sent back its first image of Mars and is scheduled to touch down on the Red Planet later this year

China's Space Probe Sends Back Its First Image Of Mars

China's space probe sends back its first image of Mars

Samsung said it was considering multiple locations for the new chip plant, Austin among them

Samsung Eyes Texas For Chip-making Plant

Samsung eyes Texas for chip-making plant

An elderly Palestinian man scuffles with Israeli security forces as he protests the removal by an army bulldozer of a temporary health unit in the village of al-Mufagara, near Yatta, south of the West Bank city of Hebron, in January

ICC Paves Way For War Crimes Probe In Palestinian Territories

ICC paves way for war crimes probe in Palestinian territories

Luckin Coffee said its stores will remain open and its suppliers and employees paid as it goes through US bankruptcy proceedings

China's Luckin Coffee Files For Bankruptcy In US

China's Luckin Coffee files for bankruptcy in US

Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama will begin voting on unionization which would be a first for the e-commerce giant

Amazon Warehouse Workers Unionization Vote To Move Ahead

Amazon warehouse workers unionization vote to move ahead

Traders are keeping tabs on Washington and progress in talks on Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal

US Stocks End At Fresh Records As Jobs Data Boosts Stimulus Odds

US stocks end at fresh records as jobs data boosts stimulus odds

First Amendment Legal Experts Debunk Trump's Impeachment Defense

A politically diverse group of experts Friday released a letter dismissing former President Donald Trump's claim his Jan. 6 speech is protected by the First Amendment.