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'We Cannot Undo Their Pain': Almost 100,000 Sexual Abuse Claims Filed against US Boy Scouts
The figure, revealing the scale of alleged abuse committed over decades by scout leaders, dwarfs the roughly 11,000 complaints believed to have been filed in recent years against the Catholic Church.
Trump Campaign Lawsuit Over Pennsylvania Vote Heads to Court
The Trump campaign wants to prevent certification of results that give President-elect Joe Biden the state’s 20 electoral votes, suing over election procedures that were not uniform across the state.
Gold Dips As Vaccine Hopes Offset Soft Dollar, Virus Woes
Gold prices eased on Tuesday as market optimism over a second possible COVID19 vaccine countered a subdued dollar and concerns over rising coronavirus cases globally.
Some Asian Shares Buoyed By News On Coronavirus Vaccine
Asian shares were mixed Tuesday, after the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high on optimism that a vaccine may soon control the coronavirus and the economic destruction its caused.
Action Likely to be Taken on 27 Officials Named in SIT Report over Laxity against Vikas Dubey
All the officers are accused of negligence in matters related to arms license and land-related issues. These officers include the names of ADM, City Magistrate, SDM, ACM, Tehsildar, said the report of the Special Investigation Team.
Saudi Aramco Markets Five-tranche Dollar Bonds - Document
Saudi Aramco began marketing a fivetranche U.S. dollardenominated bond sale on Tuesday, a document from one of the banks arranging the deal showed.
Here is What New Employment Generation Scheme Offers to Companies and Employees
Apart from new employees, the scheme covers those EPF members who moved out of the employment during COVID-19 pandemic from March 1 and are employed on or after October 1.
Huawei Announces Sale of Honor Phone Business in Order to Ensure Brand's Survival
While the terms of the deals have not been disclosed, a Reuters report said last month that the Honor business could cost up to CNY 100 billion (roughly Rs 1.13 lakh crores).
Solomon Islands To Pursue Ban On Facebook After Government Criticism On Platform - Media
The Solomon Islands is planning to ban the use of Facebook in for an indeterminate period after inflammatory critique of the government was aired on the social media platform, the Solomon Times reported.
Salman Khan Goes Shirtless to Promote Winter Collection, Fans Joke 'Bhai, Bina Shirt ke Winter?'
On Monday, Salman Khan took to Twitter to inform fans that his clothing line Being Human is going to launch its Autumn/Winter collection soon.
Buffett's Firm Trims Apple Stake, Invests In Drugmakers
Warren Buffett's company has trimmed its huge stake in Apple and added new investments in several drugmakers while tweaking several other holdings in its stock portfolio.
U.S. House To Vote On FAA Reform Bill After Boeing 737 MAX Crashes
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on Tuesday on bipartisan legislation to reform the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) aircraft certification process after two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes killed 346 people.
All Blacks Drop To Lowest Point On World Rugby Rankings
After back to back losses to Australia and Argentina, New Zealand has dropped to third place on rugbys ranking list, its lowest point since the ranking system began.
APEC Ministers Say Free And Fair Trade Key For Economic Recovery
Ministers from AsiaPacific countries on Tuesday said free, fair and nondiscriminatory trade practices were key to economic recovery during the coronavirus pandemic.
Gold Edges Up As Virus Surge Overshadows Vaccine Optimism
Gold recovered from a more than 1% dip on Monday as investors weighed immediate concerns over rising coronavirus cases and bets on further economic support even as Moderna became the second drugmaker to declare effective vaccine test results.
One Half Of The 'Property Brothers' Praises Solar In Doc
As half of HGTV's Property Brothers, Jonathan Scott is all about transforming interior spaces. Now he's revealing a massive space he'd like to transform the Earth.