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Despite change in style, Biden administration has largely continued Donald Trump's policies in key region, analysts say.
Advocates say new laws to help remote workers don’t go far enough while unions fret some workers will be left behind.
Decision to close three facilities comes a year before decades-long use of atomic power winds down for good.
Lavrov says Moscow will 'eliminate unacceptable threats' if Washington and NATO fail to respond to its security demands.
Close to two million people expected to be affected by move after assault and looting on three WFP warehouses.
Cases near record high; health minister fears Omicron surge could overwhelm hospitals during peak tourism period.
Ennahdha called seizure of Noureddine Bhairi a 'dangerous precedent' that foreshadows a slide towards 'tyranny'.
The military said on Friday that security forces raided two hideouts in a former Taliban stronghold near Afghanistan.
The city has largely isolated itself in the hope of containing the highly transmissible coronavirus variant.
Asia-Pacific head of aviation body sees Omicron as 'temporary speed bump' on path to recovery.
The refugees - mostly women and children - were brought ashore at Lhokseumawe in Aceh after an 18-hour rescue operation.
Seven-day average shows more than 290,000 new infections reported daily in the US as new variant threatens surge.
Governor Jared Polis declares state of emergency as the National Weather Service warns of 'life-threatening situation'.
US and Russian presidents discuss Ukraine tensions in phone call ahead of lower-level talks in Geneva next month.
The central bank considers the technology very important to financial inclusion, Mexico's government wrote on Twitter.
Eligible workers will be able to take time off during the first year of the birth or adoption of a child, Publix said.
Thousands of flights have been cancelled this week due to winter storms and COVID-19-related staffing shortages.
The move is part of a diplomatic shift as a growing number of Arab countries revive ties with President Bashar al-Assad.
The verdict is a major setback for the pharmaceutical company facing thousands of lawsuits across the United States.
Foreign affairs minister withdraws proposal to award Israeli historian Gideon Greif with the Order of Merit.
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