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Sri Lanka pulls out of a join-venture agreement with Japan and India to build a deep-sea container terminal in Colombo port

Sri Lanka Scraps Japan-India Port Deal

Sri Lanka scraps Japan-India port deal

10 Arrested After Activists Storm Washington Hotel To Demand Housing For Homeless

Members of housing advocacy group Oly Housing Now allegedly occupied the Red Lion Hotel in Olympia, Washington.

Priyanka Chopra Twins With Her Pet Dog As She Celebrates 'The White Tiger'

Priyanka Chopra was the first Indian actress to lead a primetime US series, with FBI thriller "Quantico"

Priyanka Chopra recently posted a picture of herself posing in a white and black printed dress and titled herself as a white tiger in the caption.

President Joe Biden held talks with several Republican senators at the White House to discuss their stimulus proposals

Stocks Rally On Investor Optimism; Oil Hits One-year Peak

Stocks rally on investor optimism; oil hits one-year peak

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Groundhog Day 2021: How Accurate Are Punxsutawney Phil's Predictions About Winter?

Groundhog Day is observed on Feb. 2, and each year, a groundhog will be given the task of predicting the weather for the next six weeks. Punxsutawney Phil is only one of the many groundhogs given the opportunity to play weatherman, but how often are the woodchuck's predictions correct?

Marilyn Manson Net Worth: Controversial Rock Star Has Multimillion Dollar Wealth

Marilyn Manson has a net worth of $10 million. The rock star has been accused of sexual abuse by former partner Evan Rachel Wood and four other women.

Italy's Camila Giorgi (right) shakes hands with Sofia Kenin of the US after retiring at the end of the first set in their Yarra Valley Classic clash

Impressive Osaka And Barty Make Winning Start In Melbourne

Impressive Osaka and Barty make winning start in Melbourne

Snow plows in New York's Times Square on February 1, 2021

Huge Snowstorm Hits US East Coast, Disrupting Virus Vaccinations

Huge snowstorm hits US east coast, disrupting virus vaccinations

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) revealed that she is a survivor of sexual assault, in an emotional Instagram livestream Monday

US Lawmaker Ocasio-Cortez Says She Is Sexual Assault Survivor

US lawmaker Ocasio-Cortez says she is sexual assault survivor

China's response to the military coup in Myanmar has been moderate compared with the outrage of most of the international community

Myanmar Coup Just A 'Cabinet Reshuffle': Chinese State Media

Myanmar coup just a 'cabinet reshuffle': Chinese state media

The leader of girl group GFriend was the latest K-pop star to become embroiled in a controversy over Nazi iconography

What A Dummy: Apology For K-pop Star Who Hugged Nazi-era Mannequin

What a dummy: Apology for K-pop star who hugged Nazi-era mannequin

British energy giant BP racked up a huge loss for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic as it makes the switch out of fossil fuels into renewables

BP Plunges Into $20.3-bn Annual Loss On Virus Fallout

BP plunges into $20.3-bn annual loss on virus fallout

Iranian dissident Ruhollah Zam's execution in December 2020 provoked international condemnation

How Iran Lured A Dissident From France To Execution

How Iran lured a dissident from France to execution

US President Joe Biden campaigned on bipartisanship but a Covid-19 aid proposal from Republican senators is unlikely to win Democratic support

Republican Covid Relief Plan Excludes Biden Priorities

Biden wants to spend $1.9 trillion to revitalize the economy, but Republicans in Congress have said they won't support such a large package.

Australian public broadcaster ABC and Nine Entertainment have been ordered to pay a Chinese-Australian businessman in a defamation case

Businessman Accused Of Working For China Wins Defamation Payout In Australia

Businessman accused of working for China wins defamation payout in Australia

The US Department of Labor said Google will pay millions of dollars in back pay and interest to thousands of female employees in engineering positions and thousands of women or candidates of Asian descent who were not chosen for engineering jobs

Google Pays $3.8 Mn To Settle Pay-hiring Bias Complaint

Google pays $3.8 mn to settle pay-hiring bias complaint

Dr. Anthony Fauci Documentary In The Works At Nat Geo

National Geographic is making a feature-length documentary on Dr. Anthony Fauci and how he has been one of the most important people in the history of the U.S. to battle various deadly diseases.

China's Mass Collection Of US Health Care Data Poses 'Serious Risks' To Privacy, Security, Economy: Report

The Chinese government has often targeted Americans for their DNA largely due to the ethnic diversity of the U.S.

US presidential advisor Jared Kushner is to visit Israel and Morocco, a US official said

Who Nominated Jared Kushner And Stacey Abrams For A Nobel Peace Prize?

Kushner and Abrams joined the list of nominees for 2021's Nobel Peace Prize. The list also includes Greta Thunberg, Alexey Navalny and the Black Lives Matter movement.