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The ruling by clears the way for an US Army Special Forces veteran and his son to be handed over to Japan.
Trump vows to help Republicans take back Congress, complicating the efforts of some to move on from his controversies.
Legal experts say brokerages have broad powers to block or restrict transactions.
Musk tweeted that under the FAA space division's rules, 'humanity will never get to Mars'.
Biden administration says unless Taliban meets its commitments under 2020 deal, hard to see a way forward.
Donald Trump clamped down on Cuba after taking office in 2017 tightening restrictions on US travel and remittances.
An Africa CDC spokesman says additional doses are of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
Five people died at the plant before could be taken to the hospital, while one person died in the emergency room.
A poll of 17,000 people in 17 countries found the majority believe the pandemic has set back progress on equal rights.
US ambassador calls on Russia, Turkey and the UAE to immediately cease military intervention in Libya.
Saudi Arabia's main sovereign wealth fund plans to increase its assets from $400bn to $1 trillion by 2025.
NASA uses its Day of Remembrance to mark the 35th anniversary of the Challenger tragedy that shocked the world.
Trubunal unveils first criminal charges against former FARC fighters since the 2016 peace deal.
Health officials in US state of South Carolina announce first known case of COVID-19 variant.
AOC tweeted that lawmakers must know more about Robinhood's decision to 'block retail investors from purchasing stock'.
AstraZeneca's COVID shot should only be given to people aged 18-64, German vaccine committee recommends.
Between $5m and $7m in central bank funds meant to help the country's people were squandered from June through December.
Two families filed a petition against US gov't over 'unlawful' killing of 34 relatives between 2013 and 2018.
GM, the largest automaker in the United States, outlined its plans to become carbon neutral by 2040.
The 15 sailors who were kidnapped off the Gulf of Guinea on Saturday are in good health, Turkish shipping company says.
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