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Taliban Shoots Woman Dead For Not Wearing Burqa

An Afghan woman was shot and killed by the Taliban after she went out in public without a burqa.

Is The US Ready To Take On The Thousands Of Afghan Refugees?

A Taliban fighter searches the bags of people coming out of the Kabul airport after the militants' stunningly swift capture of Afghanistan

Bipartisan group of governors commit to helping Afghan refugees, here's what they are saying.

Human Body Parts Found In Wheel Well Of US Plane From Afghanistan

The United States Air Force revealed Tuesday that human remains were found in the wheel well of a C-17 cargo aircraft that took off from Kabul's Hamid Karzai International Airport.

Analysts say the Taliban is likely to not avoid making the error of overtly supporting Al-Qaeda after they were overthrown following the 9/11 attacks

Taliban Militants Enjoy Amusement Park Rides A Day After Capturing Kabul

In some regions, the Taliban used Islamic religious schools to recruit children aged 13 to 17.

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6-Year-Old Witnesses Parents’ Murder-Suicide; Dad Shoots Mom Then Himself

A 40-year-old woman and 49-year-old man in Colorado died in an apparent murder-suicide that was allegedly witnessed by their 6-year-old son.

MyPillow Pulls Ads From Fox News For Rejecting Election Fraud Commercial

MyPillow wanted to run a cyber symposium ad that promoted false claims of 2020 voter fraud.

US Vice President Kamala Harris has caught flak from Republican lawmakers -- and some progressives in her own Democratic Party -- during her trip to Central America and Mexico to address the immigration crisis

Harris Releases Strategy To Tackle Root Causes of Central American Migration

Vice President Kamala Harris has revealed her strategy to try and address the root cause of migrants coming to the United States.

Monkeypox Outbreak In US: CDC Tracks 200 Cases In 27 States

The CDC is closely monitoring about 200 cases of monkeypox across the U.S.

US To Maintain Pandemic-Related Travel Restrictions Due To Delta Variant

U.S restrictions on international travel continue as Delta variant spreads around the world.

The Most Memorable Persons Of The Crypto Space In 2021

1 In 10 Americans Invested In Cryptocurrency In 2020

Cryptocurrency gains popularity among younger and more diverse Americans.

Crocs Reports Record Second Quarter Revenue Amid Strong Global Demand

Crocs continue to be popular, with the company reporting higher than expected revenue in the second quarter.

2 Women Charged After Allegedly Assaulting Airplane Crew, Fellow Passengers Midflight

Two New York women, aged 31 and 30, were charged after they allegedly assaulted a plane's crew member as well as fellow passengers while on board a flight from Texas to California in February.

Fox News Hosts Tell Viewers To Get Vaccinated After Receiving Backlash Over Misinformation

Fox News now tells viewers to get the Covid-19 vaccine after receiving widespread criticism for dabbling in anti-vaccination conspiracy theories.

Canada Allows Fully Vaccinated U.S. Citizens To Cross Border Starting Aug. 9

It has been 16 long months since Canada closed its borders. Now, it is finally allowing fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents to travel there.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has helped put the US back at the centre of the global tax plan

US - China Relations: Chinese Officials Slam Janet Yellen's Call For US-Europe Unified Front

The U.S. is at odds with China over unfair economic practices and human rights violations.

Simone Biles poses with her five gold medals at the world gymnastics championships in Stuttgart

How Much Do US Olympians Make After Winning A Gold Medal?

The U.S. Olympic Committee gives Olympic athletes up to $37,000 if they win a medal.

Convicted Sex Offender Poses As Teen On Instagram, Sends Penis Photos To 12-Year-Old Girl

A 41-year-old man pleaded guilty to sending obscene materials to a 12-year-old girl over Instagram while posing as a teenager.

Mentally Ill Woman Nearly Cuts Off Dad’s Penis During Bipolar Episode, Pleads Guilty

Darlene Wozniak, 56, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to charges accusing her of attempting to sever her 78-year-old father's penis during a bipolar episode in December 2018.

Lifeguard Brutally Beaten, Stabbed After Asking Group To Stop Drinking Beachside

A 17-year-old lifeguard in Massachusetts was allegedly beaten with sticks and stabbed for asking a group to stop drinking and smoking at a pond in Worcester.

Grandma Accused Of Child Abuse After Runaway Grandson Found With Visible Injuries

A 63-year-old Michigan woman is now being suspected of child abuse after her missing 12-year-old grandson was found asking for food and claimed he had been abused.

Specially trained sniffer dogs can detect Covid in a person in a few seconds

Dog Rabies Found In US: Adopted Pet Positive For Disease, Euthanized

An adopted dog was euthanized after it began behaving strangely shortly after arriving in the U.S. from Azerbaijan.

This image released by Northwestern Medicine, shows transplant surgeon, Ankit Bharat, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, where surgeons have performed a double-lung transplant on a COVID-19 patient

10 Highest Paying Jobs In US Come From The Medical Industry

There are many high-paying jobs in the United States, but the medical industry eats up 10 of the top spots that earn a lucrative amount of money every year.

The the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant in China's southern Guangdong province

Nuclear Leak Reported In China Plant; French Company Seeks US Help To Contain It

Biden Administration estimated the situation has not reached "crisis level" but acknowledged that the leak was increasing.

Infographic: Where Investors Earned The Most From Bitcoin In 2020

Nearly all countries recorded their biggest realized investment gains towards the end of 2020 as Bitcoin's price surged from $11,471 in mid-October to just over $29,000 by the end of the year.