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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, pictured in May 2018, said the platform will stop recommending politics-themed groups

Facebook Backs Away From Heated Political Talk

Facebook backs away from heated political talk

Fed's Powell Warns Economic Outlook Still 'Highly Uncertain'

The Federal Reserve said the fate of the US economy depends on how the coronavirus pandemic evolves

Fed's Powell warns economic outlook still 'highly uncertain'

'Attack On Titan' Season 4, Episodes 9, 10, 11, 12 Titles, Summaries, Release Date Out [Spoilers]

Eren and the others from Paradis Island are staring at countless deaths in Liberio as the final season of "Attack on Titan" progresses.

Hazaras Fear For The Future As Foreign Troops Exit Afghanistan

Hazaras fear for the future as foreign troops exit Afghanistan

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the platform will stop recommending politics-themed groups

Facebook To Stop Recommending Political Groups To Users

Facebook to stop recommending political groups to users

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell declined to comment on the surge in GameStop shares, but said news about vaccines and government spending have been the main drivers behind asset price increases

Fed Not Responsible For Surging Stock Prices: Powell

Fed not responsible for surging stock prices: Powell

Global Stocks Retreat As Virus Concerns Mount

Global stocks retreat as virus concerns mount

Boeing reported an $11.9 billion annual loss following one-time costs on the delayed 777X plane program

Boeing Reports $11.9 Bn Annual Loss After Hit On 777X Delay

Boeing reports $11.9 bn annual loss after hit on 777X delay

Tesla reported $721 million in 2020 earnings, its first profitable year

Tesla Reports $721 Mn In 2020 Earnings, 1st Profitable Year

Tesla reports $721 mn in 2020 earnings, 1st profitable year

An Israeli F-35 fighter of the sort that the United States had agreed to sell to the United Arab Emirates takes off in Eilat in November 2019

Biden Freezes Giant UAE Jet Package, Saudi Arms For Review

Biden freezes giant UAE jet package, Saudi arms for review

Police based in Britain, Canada, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Ukraine and the United States teamed together to infiltrate the infrastructure of EMOTET, described as the "world's most dangerous" cybercrime malware tool

Police Smash 'World's Most Dangerous' Cybercrime Malware Tool

Police smash 'world's most dangerous' cybercrime malware tool

Trump ignited a storm with an attempted character assassination of MSNBC host Joe Scarborough (pictured) by spreading the baseless rumor he murdered an aide

‘Trump Terrorists:' Joe Scarborough Gives Rioters New Name In Viral Video, Slams GOP Senators

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough went on a fiery rant about the Capitol rioters and Senate Republicans.

Sri Lankan government forces crushed separatist guerrillas in a military campaign that ended in May 2009

UN Rights Chief Seeks Sanctions Against Sri Lanka Generals

UN rights chief seeks sanctions against Sri Lanka generals

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the extension of a key nuclear pact with the US 'a step in the right direction'

Putin Hails Extension Of New START Treaty

Putin hails extension of New START treaty

A Spanish priest presides over an empty cathedral as virus cases worldwide topped 100 million

Daily Virus Deaths Hit New Record As Nations Tighten Curbs

Daily virus deaths hit new record as nations tighten curbs

Exxon Mobil reportedly plans to add at least one more board member to address criticism of its policies on climate change and green energy

Exxon Mobil To Adjust Board To Address Climate: Report

Exxon Mobil to adjust board to address climate: report

The IMF said markets may have become "stretched" amid low rates and stimulus provided during the pandemic, with some "frothiness" in tech shares

Global Financial Markets May Be Overconfident, IMF Warns

Global financial markets may be overconfident, IMF warns

The troubles with Boeing once again hit US durable goods orders, but there's evidence the sector is recovering

US Manufacturing Recovery Continues Despite Weak December

The ongoing struggles of the aviation sector held back U.S. durable goods orders at the end of 2020, but the manufacturing sector continued to slowly recover from the pandemic downturn.

Newly confirmed US Secretary of State Antony Blinken removes his face mask to speak during a welcome ceremony at the State Department in Washington,DC on January 27, 2021

'The World Is Watching Us,' New Top US Diplomat Blinken Says

Secretary of State Antony Blinken got to work Wednesday with a warning that the world's eyes were on the U.S. to see if it can heal deep divisions.

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy and Russian cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner blasted off in April, when around half the world's population was living under lockdown

These Millionaires Paid $55M For A Private Trip To Space On A SpaceX Rocket

Real estate and tech entrepreneur Larry Connor, Canadian financier Mark Pathy and Israeli businessman Eytan Stibbe each paid $55 million to go to space, making them the first-ever private space station crew. They are set to fly on a SpaceX rocket and head to the ISS early next year.

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