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Apple's Tim Cook leaves open the possibility that Parler, with changes to its moderation policy, could return to the App Store

Apple's Cook Says Parler Could Return To App Store With Reforms

Apple's Cook says Parler could return to App Store with reforms

Major Firms Urge Japan To Bolster 2030 Renewables Goal

Solar panels in the Japanese city of Yufu, Oita prefecture. Japan sourced about 17 percent of its energy from renewables in 2017

Major firms urge Japan to bolster 2030 renewables goal

Phil Spector, Pop Producer Convicted Of Murder, Dead At 81

Phil Spector during his 2007 murder trial in Los Angeles -- he was later convicted and has died in prison

Phil Spector, pop producer convicted of murder, dead at 81

A health official said several of the Honduran migrants were injured after being struck in a confrontation with police in Guatemala

Guatemala Police Fire Tear Gas, Disperse US-bound Migrant Caravan

Guatemala police fire tear gas, disperse US-bound migrant caravan

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Sailor Sofia Bekatorou, pictured competing at the 2004 Athens Olympics, has alleged she was sexually abused during her sporting career

Greek Official Axed After Olympian's Sex Abuse Claim

Greek official axed after Olympian's sex abuse claim

Security forces drive near the house of Presidential candidate Bobi Wine in Magere, Uganda, on Saturday.

Uganda's Bobi Wine Still Under 'House Arrest' After Poll: Party

Uganda's Bobi Wine still under 'house arrest' after poll: party

NASA said the 'hot-fire' test of the RS-25 engines that will power the Artemis lunar missions shut down prematurely

NASA Test Of Mega Moon Rocket Engines Cut Short

NASA test of mega Moon rocket engines cut short

As Germany's Meissen crematorium struggles to cope with an explosion in deaths from the coronavirus pandemic in the region, coffins are stacked up to three high or even stored in hallways awaiting cremation. Largely spared in the first wave of the outbrea

Pfizer Reassures Europe Over Coronavirus Vaccines As Pandemic Surges

The pharma giant tried to ease concerns in Europe about deliveries of its coronavirus vaccine as nations across the world doubled down on restrictions to fight the rampaging pandemic.

How high -- and how low -- can it go? Bitcoin is a rollercoaster and not for the faint of heart investor

After Dizzying Gyrations, What's Bitcoin Really Worth?

The virtual currency barrelled to new highs to rise more than 400% over the past year, before promptly sliding some 20% and then settling around $36,000.

Supporters of US President Donald Trump gather outside the Capitol building in St Paul, Minnesota on January 16, 2021 amid a heavy security presence

Biden To Sign Executive Orders On Day 1, Amid High Alert For Inauguration

Biden to sign executive orders on Day 1, amid high alert for inauguration

A long-running US-EU spat over aircraft subsidies turned increasingly sour under the Trump administration

France Suggests Pause On US-EU Trade Standoff

France suggests pause on US-EU trade standoff

The Electoral Commission of Uganda updated the vote tally in Kamapala on Friday as opposition leader Bobi Wine claimed victory in presidential elections, rejecting as a "complete sham" early results that gave incumbent President a wide lead.

Uganda's Museveni Extends 35-year Rule With Disputed Election Win

Uganda's Museveni extends 35-year rule with disputed election win

David Crosby arrives at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2020

Rocker David Crosby On Songwriting, 'Emotional Voyages' And Donald Trump

Rocker David Crosby on songwriting, 'emotional voyages' and Donald Trump

A boy cries as Honduran migrants head to the border with Guatemala

US-bound Migrant Caravan In Guatemala Swells To 9,000 People

US-bound migrant caravan in Guatemala swells to 9,000 people

French ministers had insisted they would not agree to the Carrefour takeover because it could jeopardise food security

Canadian Firm Pulls Out Of Carrefour Takeover After French 'No'

Canadian firm pulls out of Carrefour takeover after French 'No'

US prosecutors believe supporters of President Donald Trump -- including Jacob Chansley -- planned to "capture and assassinate elected officials" at the Capitol building

‘QAnon Shaman’ Jake Angeli Will Stay In Jail Through Inauguration Day

Prosecutors believe “QAnon Shaman” Jake Angeli is a danger to the community.

Facebook has been criticized for doing too little to prevent extremists from organizing and carrying out real world violence, bu the platforms defends its actions

How Facebook Is Prepping For Joe Biden’s Inauguration Amid Online Threats

Facebook is taking extra precautions amid threats of violence on Inauguration Day.

A worker sets up a poster at a coronavirus vaccination centre in Mumbai on January 15, 2021, with the Indian government aiming to inoculate around 300 million people by July

Flowers, Hope And Consent Forms For India's Huge Vaccine Rollout

Hospitals were decked out with flowers and one politician planted a tree as India began its colossal coronavirus vaccine drive.

Sofia Bekatorou (right) and crew member Tsoulfa Aimilia compete at the 2004 Athens Olympics

#MeToo Moment In Greece As Olympic Star Reveals Sex Abuse

#MeToo moment in Greece as Olympic star reveals sex abuse

President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris have cultivated ties to Silicon Valley but analysts expect the new administration to take a tough stand on regulation of the sector

Biden's Presidential Inauguration Ceremony: Where And How To Watch Online, Date, Airtime And Other Details

Presidential Inaugural Committee announced a special primetime live program for President-elect Biden and Vice-President-elect Harris' inaugural ceremony.

Indiana's Federal Correctional Complex Terre Haute where Dustin Higgs was due to become the 13th federal inmate put to death under the Trump administration

US Carries Out Last Federal Execution Of Trump Era: Reports

US carries out last federal execution of Trump era: reports

The US will cut its troop levels in Iraq and Afghanistan

Taliban Praise Continued US Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan

Washington struck a deal with the Taliban last year to begin withdrawing its troops in return for security guarantees and a commitment to peace talks with Kabul.