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Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. Tribune News Service (TNS) – Canada’s opposition city council took another run at the idea of publicly funding plans to reverse what was seen as the largest…
Warning: may make some people cry When seven-year-old Riley played her final game as a student at his school – Riley’s Tribute to LeBron – she celebrated with a huge hug from her favourite…
The Food and Drug Administration on Monday announced it has expanded the “adult-only” approved list of medications for newly diagnosed Coronavirus infections. The agency now, for the first time, allows the use of genetically…
Secondary contractors are striking for pay and conditions in an increasingly privatised construction industry Early Monday morning, despite it being the last working day before half-term, over 20,000 building workers in the UK struck…
Illustration by Stephen Fortune for the Washington Post HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. — Barry M. Sherman’s publicly traded pharmaceutical company has agreed to pay $100 million to settle criminal and civil investigations into allegations that…
Written by By Nate Joffe, CNN London, United Kingdom, Written by Alastair Jamieson, CNN “Tesla is a giant company. We’re a huge company.” And so Lyndon Rive, one of the founding members of Tesla…
Meet @mansheil™, one of the eight judges of our first @CNNWomenStream. Tune in! I’m a digital content professional, educator, radio producer, comedian, mother, wife, author, and #ObedientBoycott. I’m also a proud first generation American…
Written by By Sandra Bauer, CNN Sandra Bauer was 19 years old when she went to France after being kidnapped and enslaved for two years by the Society of Friends, a religious sect in…
Written by Staff Writer, CNN “The use of commercial air transportation for official business is not new to Ethiopia’s aviation industry,” said Adam DeRuiter, a traveling lecturer in economics at University College London. “It’s…
Image copyright AFP Image caption The runners will compete at the 2015 World Human Rights Games in Delhi For almost two decades, the Taliban have tried to deny Afghanistan sportsmen their chance to live…