Boston-area Commuter Jumps Off Bridge Into River After Fire Aboard Train
A Boston-area commuter jumped off a bridge into a river on Thursday morning after a fire on board a transit train forced passengers to escape through windows and emergency exits on to tracks high above the swirling waters, officials said.
WHO Discusses Declaring Emergency On Monkeypox
WHO discusses declaring emergency on monkeypox
Explainer-What Are Benefits And Risks Of Paxlovid To Treat Biden's COVID?
Here is a rundown of possible treatments U.S. President Joe Biden will receive for COVID-19 and the risks he faces, having been infected most likely with the fast-spreading but less severe BA.5 variant.
Explainer: What Is The Treatment Plan For President Biden's COVID-19?
Here is a rundown of possible treatments U.S. President Joe Biden will receive for COVID-19 and the risks he faces, having been infected most likely with the fast-spreading but less severe BA.5 variant.
Fresh Negotiations To End Panama Living Cost Protest
Fresh negotiations to end Panama living cost protest
UK Spy Chief Doubts Iran Supreme Leader Will Back Nuclear Deal
UK spy chief doubts Iran supreme leader will back nuclear deal
Judge Allows Subpoenas Against Georgia Republicans In Trump Fake Elector Probe
A judge on Thursday refused to quash subpoenas for 11 fake electors identified as targets in a probe in Georgia in alleged attempts by former U.S.
Mattel Earnings Race Ahead As Hot Wheels Dodges Inflation Drag
Parents continued to buy Mattel Inc's action figures and Hot Wheels cars for their kids even though the toys got pricier, helping the company trump quarterly results estimates on Thursday.
Mattel Results Beat Estimates As Toy Demand Takes On Inflation Hit
Mattel Inc beat estimates for quarterly sales and profit on Thursday as shoppers shrugged off higher prices to snap up the toymaker's action figures and Hot Wheels cars.
Oral Vaccine Shows Promise; Hypertension Ups COVID Hospitalization Risk
The following is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19.
Justice Kagan Warns U.S. Supreme Court Must Maintain Public Confidence
Liberal Justice Elena Kagan said on Thursday that it would be a "dangerous thing for a democracy" if the conservative-majority U.S.
Cuban Economy Minister Sees Gradual Recovery Despite Long Lines And Blackouts
Cuba's economy has begun to recover from the effects of the pandemic and should grow 4% this year, its economy minister said, although most Cubans have seen little sign yet of relief from food and energy shortages.
Mexican Workers At Carlos Slim's Telmex Go On First Strike In Decades
The trade union of Telmex, the Mexican telecommunications firm controlled by the family of tycoon Carlos Slim, went on strike on Thursday for the first time in nearly four decades after failing to reach a deal with the company, the union said.
Mexican Workers At Carlos Slim's Telmex Launch First Strike In Decades
The trade union of Telmex, the Mexican telecommunications firm controlled by the family of tycoon Carlos Slim, went on strike on Thursday for the first time in nearly four decades after failing to reach a deal with the company, the union said.
A Covid Tale Of Two Presidents
A Covid tale of two presidents
Trucker Blockade Shuts Major California Seaport For Second Day
Truckers protesting California's new "gig worker" law blockaded the state's third-busiest seaport for a second day on Thursday, stalling agricultural exports and threatening to worsen U.S.
Trucker Blockade Shuts Major California Seaport For Second Day - Spokesman
Truckers protesting California's new "gig worker" law blockaded the state's third-busiest seaport for a second day on Thursday, stalling agricultural exports and threatening to worsen U.S.
Vingegaard On Verge Of Tour De France Triumph As Pogacar Wilts
Vingegaard on verge of Tour de France triumph as Pogacar wilts
Polio Case Found In New York City Suburb, First In Nearly A Decade
An adult resident of suburban New York City was diagnosed with polio after experiencing paralysis a month ago, state and local health officials said on Thursday, marking the nation's first confirmed case of the disease in nearly 10 years.
Polio Case Found In New York City Suburb, First In Decades
A case of polio has been identified outside New York City and confirmed by federal health officials, the New York State Health Department said on Thursday in what would be the nation's first known case of the disease in at least 30 years.
ECB's New Tool Fails To Impress As Italy Confronts Political Paralysis
A new European Central Bank tool to shield indebted states from soaring borrowing costs failed to impress investors on Thursday, with many worried about a lack of detail and conditions that could make it tough for the likes of Italy to use.
Analysis-ECB's New Tool Fails To Impress As Italy Confronts Political Paralysis
A new European Central Bank tool to shield indebted states from soaring borrowing costs failed to impress investors on Thursday, with many worried about a lack of detail and conditions that could make it tough for the likes of Italy to use.
Colombian Illegal Armed Groups Propose Ceasefire With Incoming Government
Colombia's top criminal gangs, who are linked to producing and trafficking cocaine, on Thursday proposed a ceasefire to the incoming government of leftist Gustavo Petro as a starting point to peace talks, six groups said in a statement.
Ukraine, Russia To Sign Elusive Grain Deal In Turkey
Ukraine, Russia to sign elusive grain deal in Turkey
Colombia Central Bank Board Chief Defends Foreign Exchange Policy
The board chief of Colombia's central bank on Thursday defended the monetary policy authority's decision not to intervene in movements of the country's peso, even as market volatility pushed other central banks in the region to take action.
Vingegaard Beats Pogacar To Put One Hand On Tour De France Title
Vingegaard beats Pogacar to put one hand on Tour de France title
Deal To Resume Ukraine Black Sea Grain Exports To Be Signed Friday - Turkey
Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will sign a deal on Friday to resume Ukraine's Black Sea grain exports, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's office said on Thursday.
Worried By Supreme Court, U.S. House Votes To Protect Contraception
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill to protect access to contraception, responding to concerns that it could be threatened by a conservative Supreme Court that revoked the ruling that guaranteed a nationwide right to abortion.
U.S. House Passes Bill To Protect Access To Contraception
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill to protect access to contraception, responding to concerns that it could be threatened by a conservative Supreme Court that revoked the ruling guaranteeing a nationwide right to abortion.
Wildfire Leaves Sense Of "total Destruction", Spanish Winemaker Says
When Spanish winemarker Jesus Soto returned to his land for the first time since a wildfire swept through the area, the sight of his charred grapevines left him in tears and feeling as though he had "lost part of my soul", he said on Thursday.
