Vanessa Bryant wins $28.5m payout over Kobe helicopter crash photos
‘I don’t ever want to see these photographs. I want to remember them as they were,’ Vanessa Bryant says
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Thiem ends South American tour with 3 losses in 4 matches
Former No. 3-ranked and 2020 U.S. Open champion Dominic Thiem has continued to struggle on clay courts in South America as he works his way back from right wrist and abdominal injuries.
India says its infrastructure boost could create much-needed jobs. Economists aren’t so sure
India’s increase in infrastructure spending hopes to create more jobs to solve its unemployment problem, but economists think otherwise.
India says its infrastructure boost could create much-needed jobs. Economists aren’t so sure – CNBC
India says its infrastructure boost could create much-needed jobs. Economists aren’t so sure CNBC
Myanmar military gets new aviation fuel supplies despite abuses
New report from Amnesty Intl, Global Witness and Burma Campaign UK reveals new shipments of fuel despite air raids.
Medevac Drone-Boat, Record-Setting UAV to Play in Sprawling Maritime Exercise
The U.S.-led IMX and Cutlass Express events will take place from the Mideast to East Africa.
‘Different from the other Southerners’: Jimmy Carter’s relationship with Black America
The enduring Black support for Carter illuminates two intertwined and epochal American stories, each of them powered by themes of pragmatism and redemption.
White House says it’s open to tighter restrictions on TikTok
Remarks come as legislation to ban the Chinese-owned app in the United States is making its way through Congress.
Mississippi could renew initiatives but ban them on abortion
Republican lawmakers advanced a proposal Tuesday that would strip voters of their ability to launch abortion measures under a revived ballot initiative process.
Fiery train collision in Greece kills 16, hurts at least 85
A passenger train collided with an oncoming freight train in northern Greece early Wednesday, killing 16 people and injuring at least 85, fire service officials said.