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Global Sizzling: July Was Hottest Month On Record, NOAA Says
Earth sizzled in July and became the hottest month in 142 years of recordkeeping, U.S. weather officials announced.
Chinese Authorities Locking up People Inside Houses? Viral Videos Claim Govt's Crackdown as Delta Surges
A report claimed that if someone is found to have opened their door more than three times in one day, they will be locked inside by the authorities.
UK Police Confirm Several Die In Plymouth Firearms Incident
Police in southwest England say there have been a number of fatalities in the city of Plymouth after what they termed a serious firearms incident.
Venezuela Government, Opposition To Start Talks In Mexico
Venezuelan government and opposition members will begin meetings in Mexico City on Friday to seek elusive consensus on how to overcome the economic and social crises gripping the country, members of both sides and a Mexican government source said.
California High Court: Inmates Can't Have Cannabis In Prison
Prison inmates cant legally possess marijuana under Californias law allowing recreational pot, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday in overturning a lower court that found prisoners could have the drug as long as they didnt consume it.
Poland Passes Law That Would Cut Off Property Claims
Poland's parliament passed a law on Wednesday that would prevent former Polish property owners, including Holocaust survivors and their heirs, from regaining property expropriated by the country's communist regime.
Palestinian Dies Week After West Bank Clash with Israel Army
They said Dia al-Sabarini, 25, was seriously wounded in the northern town of Jenin and transferred to hospital on August 3.
New Zealand Designates Indonesia, Fiji as High-risk Countries Due to Covid-19
Travel to New Zealand from Indonesia and Fiji will be restricted to New Zealand citizens, their partners and children
China's 'Bat Woman' Says Pathogen Will Continue to Mutate and the World Must Prepare to Coexist
As the coronavirus continues to rage around the world, genetic variants have emerged and circulated.
Meet Kathy Hochul, New York's 1st Female Governor Who is Set to Replace Andrew Cuomo
Kathy Hochul, 62, has served as Andrew Cuomo's lieutenant for nearly the last seven years.
$86M To California Couple Upheld In Monsanto Pesticide Case
A state appeals court upheld $86.2 million in damages to a Northern California couple who developed cancer after spraying Monsantos Roundup, the worlds most widely used herbicide, in their yards for 30 years.
Saudi Arabia Says Assistance To Lebanese Depends On Serious Reforms -Cabinet
Saudi Arabia reiterated on Tuesday its solidarity with the Lebanese people, but said any assistance to current or future government depends on serious reforms, state news agency SPA reported, citing a statement by the Saudi Cabinet.
Coaches Charged With Murder In Heat Death Of Georgia Student
A grand jury has charged two coaches with murder and child cruelty in the death of a Georgia high school basketball player who suffered a heat stroke after practicing outdoors in nearly 100degree weather, an attorney for the player's family said Tuesday.
US to Review Classified 9/11 Documents for Possible Publication on Demand of Victims' Kin
The FBI's commitment is part of a legal battle waged by relatives of September 11 victims against Saudi Arabia and other nations they believe were accomplices.
Indianapolis Man Alleges Van Ride To Jail Left Him Paralyzed
An Indianapolis who says he was paralyzed while being taken to jail in 2019 filed a lawsuit alleging officers threw him headfirst into the back of a van that had no safety restraints.
'Fired, Will Never Be Rehired': Alibaba Fires Manager Accused Of Sexual Assault
Other Alibaba staffers have taken to reposting a long note by an anonymous writer claiming to he have been an Alibaba employee for nine years and expressing loyalty to the company