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

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

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

Tropical Storm Grace Turns Into Hurricane, Heads To Mexico

This National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellite image taken on July 2, 2021 shows hurricane Elsa moving northwest near St Vincent and the Grenadines in the eastern Caribbean

Grace is expected to hit Mexico late Wednesday or early Thursday.

Tropical Storm Grace Complicates Haiti’s Earthquake Relief Efforts

People look search through rubble looking for blankets at their crumbled home near Camp-Perrin, Haiti on August 16, 2021

As storm strikes earthquake-hit Haiti, thousands of residents are left in despair.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Chris Cuomo

Chris Cuomo Addresses Brother Andrew Cuomo Resignation, Told Him To 'Own What You Did'

Chris Cuomo finally about the resignation of his brother, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, after avoiding CNN’s coverage on his sexual harassment scandal.

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Olympic athletes, support staff and media are subject to strict Covid-19 protocols, including regular testing and daily health checks

At Least 100 US Olympians Are Not Vaccinated, Medical Officials Reveal As Games Commence

Tokyo’s Olympic Games have officially commenced yet not all athletes are vaccinated.

Ben & Jerry’s To End Sales In Occupied Palestinian Territory, But Continues To Sell In Israel

Ben & Jerry’s takes on the international debate surrounding Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories, halting sales in the West Bank.

Tokyo Olympics To Host Record Number Of LGBTQ Athletes

At least 157 LGBTQ athletes are set to compete at the Tokyo Olympics. This is almost triple the number of "out" LGBTQ athletes at the 2016 Rio Games.

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Cuba Protests: UN Human Rights Chief Urges Cuba To Release Detainees

At least 100 protesters remain detained or missing, pressing UN Human Rights Commissioner to call out on Cuba.

US To Add Third Gender Option On Passports

As Pride month comes to an end, the Department of State announced plans to add X gender designation option on passports.

‘Barbaric’ Violence As Gay Man Brutally Gang-Raped By 3 Men In Brazil

A 22-year-old gay man in Brazil was attacked by three armed men and forced to carve homophobic slurs into his legs.

Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry quit frontline British royal duties this year and moved to California

Meghan Markle Slams Tabloids Over ‘The Damage’ They Caused After Winning Privacy Lawsuit

Meghan Markle calls out tabloids after violating her privacy.

"What Clearview does is mass surveillance and it is illegal," said Canadian Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien

Canada Probe Concludes Clearview AI Breached Privacy Laws

Canada probe concludes Clearview AI breached privacy laws

Apple said revenue topped $100 billion for the first time in the latest quarter, as the tech giant delivered new products and services that resonated with pandemic-hit consumers

Apple And Facebook Clash Over Privacy, Accusactions Of Stifling Competition

Apple's plans to allow users to opt-out of ad targeting could cost Facebook and Google billions, and may result in a lawsuit.

Meghan Markle's Four Aides Don't Want To Take Sides In Privacy Lawsuit Against Tabloid

Meghan Markle's four aides do not want to take sides in her privacy lawsuit against Mail Online.

Billionaire Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit has been accused of defaming Thailand's monarchy, after a ministry filed a criminal charge against him

Key Thai Opposition Figure Faces Royal Defamation Charge

Key Thai opposition figure faces royal defamation charge

India is WhatsApp's biggest market, with more than 400 million users

India Urges WhatsApp To Withdraw New Data-sharing Policy

India urges WhatsApp to withdraw new data-sharing policy

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told parliament that Britain had a "moral duty to respond" to human rights abuses by China

UK And Canada Condemn Chinese 'Barbarism' Against Uighur Minority

UK and Canada condemn Chinese 'barbarism' against Uighur minority

Family members of 12 detained Hong Kong activists have expressed fear over their fate in mainland China's opaque legal system

Chinese Journalist Goes To Jail For 'Provoking Trouble' With COVID Reporting

Zhang Zhan has been on hunger strike for months, but officials bound and forcibly fed her.

Spies, Drug Cocktails And Computer Fraud - The Making Of A Doping Scandal

Spies, drug cocktails and computer fraud - the making of a doping scandal

Apple is adding labels to its apps so that users can easily see and understand what those programs do with their data

Apple Rips Facebook’s Criticism Of iOS Privacy Rules

Cupertino tech giant Apple has responded to Facebook’s latest tirade against its new privacy rules preventing apps from tracking users without their consent, a report says.

Apple Launches App ‘Nutrition Labels’ To Inform Users About Their Privacy Practices

Apple's new Privacy Labels feature for all apps across App Stores is now live. Here's what they can do.

A memorial stone for the young diarist Anne Frank and her sister on the grounds of the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen

Anne Frank Memorial In Idaho Vandalized With Swastika Stickers

Someone vandalized the memorial with stickers showing the Nazi insignia earlier this week.

Human Rights Day 2020: Quotes To Inspire The Fight For Basic Rights

The UN urges people to place human rights at the center of building a post-pandemic world.

Nike and Coca-Cola Lobby Against Bill Targeting Xinjiang Forced-Labor

A measure that would ban the import of good produced in forced-labor camps in China passed through the House of Representatives in September on a 406-to-3 vote.