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Zuckerberg's very bad day: What you need to know
Company stocks also went down on Monday, and a whistle-blower is testifying before US Congress on Tuesday
Afghan baby passed over Kabul airport wall now safely living in US
Scenes of the baby girl's harrowing escape were captured on a video shared all over the world
US records more than 700,000 deaths to Covid-19
Country seeing decline in coronavirus infections following devastating Delta variant surge
US senators grill Facebook over leaked report depicting Instagram as harmful to teens
Social media company knew about platform's 'toxic' effect on teenage girls, report from 'The Wall Street Journal' says
Biden v Trump: a comparison of their UN General Assembly speeches
A side-by-side look tells tale of two completely different presidential approaches when it comes to the world stage
US Covid-19 death toll surpasses that of 1918 flu pandemic
Current pandemic now ranks second in country's history of mass casualty events
US FDA advisers vote against third Covid-19 dose for general population
Biden's anticipated booster roll-out suffers major setback
New York reopens Broadway, in-person schooling and Met Gala
Start spreading the news: the largest US city is rolling out the red carpets and reporting 60 per cent of New Yorkers are fully vaccinated
Explaining the high-stakes of Tuesday’s California governor recall vote
Vote could trigger biggest shakeup in state politics since Arnold Schwarzenegger took office
What we know about the Mu variant
WHO investigating potential 'immune escape' in variant
ISIS 'Beatle' pleads guilty to US terrorism charges
British-born Alexanda Kotey faces life in prison over kidnappings and beheadings of hostages
Mu Covid variant not 'immediate threat', Fauci says
US seeing rise in child hospital admissions in states with low level of vaccinations
Covid vaccinations rise in US amid worsening surge
More than 100,000 people are in hospital for Covid-19 for second time in US outbreak
Federal Reserve set to slow aid for US economy later this year
Chairman Powell also suggests that Delta variant surge will not affect overall economy
12 US troops killed and 15 wounded in Kabul attack
General McKenzie expects attacks to continue in Afghanistan's capital
