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No to distance learning, in-person classes to resume in Chicago Public Schools after walkout by teachers

11 Jan 2022 10 mins read 1k Views

Chicago - Chicago Public Schools, the third-largest U.S. education district, will resume in-person classes on Wednesday after a teachers union backed ending a walkout over COVID-19 protection fears...

David Bennett becomes first person to be transplanted with a Genetically Modified Pig’s Heart

11 Jan 2k Views
Office reopening delayed in the US for Meta employees, booster shots mandated for returning workers

11 Jan 1.2k Views
Relief to Novak Djokovic as court orders release from immigration detention

10 Jan 3k Views
Omicron variant “first ray of light "suggests UK scientist, Israel to issue free home COVID-19 test kits, Australia’s New South Wales records largest number of cases

10 Jan 2.1k Views

Infant boy lost in chaos of Afghanistan airlift found, to be reunited with parents soon

09 Jan 2022 10 mins read 1.4k Views

Kabul, Afghanistan - An infant boy handed in desperation to a soldier across an airport wall in the chaos of the American evacuation of Afghanistan has been found and was reunited with his relative...

Russia, U.S. cast cloud on Ukraine talks; No concessions or breakthroughs in sight

09 Jan 1.8k Views

Former national security chief detained by Kazakhstan, suspected for treason

08 Jan 2.7k Views

Czech tennis player Renata Voracova joins Novak Djokovic in immigration detention, visa revoked days before Australian Open

08 Jan 3.4k Views

Will not attend Beijing Olympics, COVID-19 and 'hostile forces' blamed; North Korea

07 Jan

Theatre practitioner wins case against employer for unjust demotion for wearing a Cross

06 Jan 1.6k Views

Food prices highest in decade, slim chances of stable market conditions in 2022; UN Food Agency

06 Jan 1k Views

Paratroopers dispatched by Russia to supress Kazakh protest

06 Jan 1.9k Views

Lira continues to dip, inflation at a 19-yeah high in Turkey

06 Jan 2.3k Views

Omicron is not common cold, should not be taken lightly; WHO warns

06 Jan 2022 10 mins read 3.1k Views

Amid reports that Omicron has symptoms similar to a common cold, the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday warned that it is not a common cold and should not be taken lightly. The...

WHO suggests milder symptoms in Omicron cases; Cases soar in many countries

05 Jan
Cabinet sacked by Kazakhstan president in bid to head off unrests

05 Jan 2.3k Views
Beyond Meat fried 'chicken' to be launched across United States; KFC

05 Jan 2.4k Views
End of an era, BlackBerry discontinues service on its classic smartphones

04 Jan 4.1k Views

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David Bennett becomes first person to be transplanted with a Genetically Modified Pig’s Heart

Office reopening delayed in the US for Meta employees, booster shots mandated for returning workers

Relief to Novak Djokovic as court orders release from immigration detention

Omicron variant “first ray of light "suggests UK scientist, Israel to issue free home COVID-19 test kits, Australia’s New South Wales records largest number of cases

Russia, U.S. cast cloud on Ukraine talks; No concessions or breakthroughs in sight

Former national security chief detained by Kazakhstan, suspected for treason

Czech tennis player Renata Voracova joins Novak Djokovic in immigration detention, visa revoked days before Australian Open

Will not attend Beijing Olympics, COVID-19 and 'hostile forces' blamed; North Korea

Theatre practitioner wins case against employer for unjust demotion for wearing a Cross

Food prices highest in decade, slim chances of stable market conditions in 2022; UN Food Agency

Paratroopers dispatched by Russia to supress Kazakh protest

Lira continues to dip, inflation at a 19-yeah high in Turkey

WHO suggests milder symptoms in Omicron cases; Cases soar in many countries

Cabinet sacked by Kazakhstan president in bid to head off unrests

Beyond Meat fried 'chicken' to be launched across United States; KFC

End of an era, BlackBerry discontinues service on its classic smartphones

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