Sheikh Jarrah residents speak out on Israel’s forced expulsions
Israeli court's delay of ruling on forced eviction of Palestinians from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah is a momentary win.
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At Least Nine People Died In A School Shooting In Russia
Seven of the victims — four boys and three girls — were students in eighth grade, according to reports.
Occupied East Jerusalem: Forced expulsions and raids on Al-Aqsa
Anger on the Palestinian street has grown over the demolition of Palestinian homes and Israeli restrictions.
How India’s Tamil Nadu and Kerala states are fighting COVID surge
Southern states have comparatively better health infrastructure are also under lockdown amid second wave of pandemic.
How is medical oxygen, vital for COVID-19 patients, produced?
Oxygen has been hard to find and extremely expensive in countries that have been hit hard by COVID-19.
France: Macron gov’t, soldiers clash over ‘civil war’ warning
Some military members claim president has made concessions to 'Islamism' as they vow to 'maintain order' if war erupts.
Ahmaud Arbery killing: Defendants to appear in US federal court
Three white men charged with federal hate crimes after the chasing and fatally shooting of the unarmed Black man.
NBC cancels next year’s Golden Globes for lack of diversity
Cancellation could have serious ramifications for HFPA, which relies heavily on television rights for funding.
Dozens of suspected COVID victims found in India’s Ganges
Residents in the area think bodies were dumped because crematoriums were overwhelmed or funeral pyres too expensive.
Cali emerges as epicentre of unrest in ongoing Colombia protests
On Sunday night, armed civilians attacked protesters who have blockaded main roads around the Colombian city.
The DOJ Will Waive The Death Penalty For The American Who Fought With Extremists In Ukraine And Allegedly Killed A Florida Couple
Waiving the death penalty for Craig Lang could speed up his extradition from Kyiv, where capital punishment has been off the books for 20 years.
Pfizer COVID jab expanded to US children as young as 12
Vaccinating younger ages is considered an important step for getting children back into schools safely.
Ethnic groups step in as Myanmar’s COVID response falls apart
Some ethnic organisations are carrying out testing and vaccinations in the mainly border areas under their control.
US Tesla owner killed in fiery crash was initially driving car
The car’s automated steering system appeared not to have been switched on, investigators said.
Attorneys general urge Zuckerberg to abandon preteen Instagram
Some 44 attorneys general from the US urged the Facebook CEO to drop plans for a version of Instagram for kids under 13.
US welcomes Taliban’s three-day Eid ceasefire in Afghanistan
Many killed in separate bombings during the weekend as violence in Afghanistan rises ahead of US troop withdrawal.
Venezuela needs $58bn to restore pre-Chavez crude output levels
State oil firm PDVSA would need $58bn in investment to get back to the levels it was producing in 1998, Reuters reports.
Is the break-up of the UK inevitable?
The ruling party in Scotland says it will make another bid to break from the United Kingdom.
US Treasury launches $350BN in state, local COVID aid
The funds can be used by state, local and tribal governments to address the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
US lawyer who sued Chevron over Ecuador pollution faces charges
Steven Donziger is on trial in federal court in New York City for failing to turn over his computer and phones.