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Fully Vaccinated Olympian Hospitalized With COVID-19, Withdraws From Competition

Decorated Australian Swimmer Madison Wilson withdraws from the International Swimming League (ISL) in Naples, Italy after testing positive for COVID-19

63 Endangered Penguins Killed By Bees In South Africa: 'Very Rare Occurrence'

Algoa Bay, off the South African city of Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape province, is home to just under half the global population of African penguins

The penguins were discovered dead inside the Boulders African penguin colony in Simonstown, South Africa.

Harvest Moon, Autumnal Equinox: This Week's Events Mark The Arrival Of Fall

The full Harvest Moon will happen just two days prior to the autumnal equinox.

Laschet (R) has tried out two primary lines of attack against Scholz (L)

Frontrunner Scholz Solidifies Advantage In German TV Debate

Frontrunner Scholz solidifies advantage in German TV debate

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The UN General Assembly in September 2018, before the Covid-19 pandemic

World Leaders Descend On New York Despite Pandemic

World leaders descend on New York despite pandemic

General Sherman, the world's biggest tree, has been wrapped in foil to protect it from flames

US Firefighters Optimistic Over World's Biggest Tree

US firefighters optimistic over world's biggest tree

A US startup is growing nutritional pet food in a lab

US Startup Aims To Transform Pet Cuisine With Lab-made Food

US startup aims to transform pet cuisine with lab-made food

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (right) joins President Joe Biden at the White House for a climate meeting ahead of a commemoration of the anniversary of an accord in which Arab states normalized relations with Israel

Blinken Urges More Normalization With Israel On Anniversary

Blinken urges more normalization with Israel on anniversary

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and French President Emmanuel Macron at the summit in Athens

Southern EU Leaders Vow To Meet Paris Climate Targets

Southern EU leaders vow to meet Paris climate targets

Workers put up a sign for the notorious Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice at the old Women's Affairs building in Kabul

Taliban Replace Women's Ministry With Notorious Vice Department

Taliban replace women's ministry with notorious vice department

A bombshell "code red" for humanity warned Earth's average temperature will reach 1.5C a decade earlier than projected only three years ago

World On 'Catastrophic' Path To 2.7C Warming: UN Chief

World on 'catastrophic' path to 2.7C warming: UN chief

US President Joe Biden holds a virtual meeting with leaders on climate change

Biden Urges 'Highest' Ambition At UN Climate Summit

Biden urges 'highest' ambition at UN climate summit

Wealthy nations are falling well short of the $100 billion they promised to give poorer countries every year to combat climate change

Rich Nations Make 'Disappointing' Progress In Climate Finance: OECD

Rich nations make 'disappointing' progress in climate finance: OECD

Japan's ruling party will elect a new leader later this month who will become prime minister

Race For Japan's New Prime Minister Kicks Off

Race for Japan's new prime minister kicks off

New Giant, Long-Legged Penguin Species Discovered By New Zealand School Kids

Researchers have named the species as “Kairuku waewaeroa.”

The US is sending doses of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine to Ghana

Does The COVID Vaccine Last? Moderna Says Booster Will Be Needed

A new Moderna study revealed that those vaccinated a year ago had 36% more breakthrough infections compared to those vaccinated about six months ago.

US President Joe Biden is promoting a huge social spending package aimed at the middle class

Biden Says Huge Spending Plan Can Redefine US 'Trajectory'

Biden says huge spending plan can redefine US 'trajectory'

Idaho Health Officials Declare Hospital Resource Crisis Amid COVID Surge

Idaho first declared hospital resource crisis in select districts, now the declaration has expanded statewide.

Commentators say Merkel and Macron cooperated well despite their differences

End Of 'Merkron': EU's Power Couple Prepares To Bow Out

End of 'Merkron': EU's power couple prepares to bow out

M&S said it planned to close the mainly Paris stores by the end of the year

Marks & Spencer Shuts France Stores On Brexit Fallout

Marks & Spencer shuts France stores on Brexit fallout

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in a fight for political survival after calling snap elections

Canada's Tight Election Heads Into Final Stretch

Canada's tight election heads into final stretch

Red socks was a derisory term used in former East Germany for particularly unpleasant communist party members

What Do Red Socks Have To Do With Germany's Election?

What do red socks have to do with Germany's election?

The selfie of Syrian refugee Anas Modamani with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the height of Europe's migrant crisis in 2015 become a symbol of her generous migration policy

Three Lives Transformed By Merkel's Decisions

Three lives transformed by Merkel's decisions

Chancellor Angela Merkel's successor may have to grapple with tough decisions about Germany's fondness for balanced budgets

As Merkel Exits, Germans Debate Famed Budget Discipline

As Merkel exits, Germans debate famed budget discipline

900-Year-Old Mystery Solved: Astronomers Shed Light On Supernova Spotted In 1181 AD

The researchers solved both a "historical and astronomical" mystery.

A street market in Haiti, where people are struggling to get by as the country drifts rudderless

Power Vacuum, Earthquake And Crime -- Haiti Sinks Deeper Into Gloom

Power vacuum, earthquake and crime -- Haiti sinks deeper into gloom

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been examining the real-world performance of the two vaccines since they were first authorized among health care personnel, first responders and other frontline workers

COVID-19 Response: Pfizer Looks To Get Vaccine Approved For Children Under 5

Pfizer is looking to get a Covid vaccine approved for children under 5 by November as pediatric Covid cases surge.

People walk past flags outside the United Nations headquarters on May 20, 2021 in New York City

World Leaders Will Hold Closed-door Climate Meet At UN

World leaders will hold closed-door climate meet at UN

What Are The Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19 For Patients? NIH Jumpstarts Study To Find Out

The National Institute of Health announced that it would award $470 million in funding to researchers for a study that examines the long-term effects of COVID-19 called RECOVER.