Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan was sworn in on Thursday as head of a new transitional council he appointed to lead the country following the military takeover late last month, shrugging off domestic and international pressure to reverse the coup.
You’ve probably heard that Facebook recently changed its name, of the company not the social media platform, to Meta.
The CDC recently published a study that claims vaccine-induced immunity for COVID-19 offers greater protection than natural immunity acquired through infection
The U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies Inc. alleging that the ridesharing company violated anti-discrimination laws in its “wait time” policy.
The nation’s capacity to vaccinate children has become fully realized this week, and White House staffers say that they’re encouraged by the early results.
Recent reports revealed that Duggar’s previously-delayed court hearing is set for November 30. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison.
The report shows that prices in the month of October alone rose by nearly 1%, after having already risen by nearly half a percentage point (.4%) in September.
Ethiopian staff working for the United Nations or African Union do not live “in space” and will be punished for any lawbreaking, the government said on Thursday, after the arrest of several U.N. employees for unspecified offenses.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday delivered a speech to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in which he urged the region not to revert back to its practices of the 20th Century.
A state judge in Pennsylvania and a federal judge in a Texas ruling overturned their respective governor’s position on masks yesterday. The ruling struck down mandates in the opposite direction, but both cited that the governor’s office does not have the final authority on the issue.
