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In Oprah Winfrey Interview, Meghan Reveals She and Harry Wed '3 Days Before' Official Ceremony
The two-hour interview with the US TV queen is the biggest royal tell-all since Harry's mother princess Diana detailed her crumbling marriage to his father Prince Charles in 1995.
US And South Korea Agree On New Cost-sharing Deal For Troops
The United States and South Korea have reached agreement in principle on a new arrangement for sharing the cost of the American troop presence, which is intended as a bulwark against the threat of North Korean aggression.
UN Says Fire In Yemeni Migrant Detention Center Kills 8
The U.N. migration agency said a fire broke out Sunday in a detention center for migrants in Yemens capital, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 170 others.
New Protests In Spain Over The Jailing Of Rapper's Backers
Several hundred protesters marched Saturday in Barcelona against a Spanish government crackdown following a violent outcry over the imprisonment of Pablo Hasl, an antiestablishment artist.
North Korea's Petroleum Imports Breached Sanctions Cap: UN Experts
The shipments mark Pyongyang's latest circumvention of international embargoes meant to stem its weapons development by choking off revenue needed to keep its economy running.
China Confirms African Swine Fever Outbreaks in Sichuan, Hubei Provinces
The cases were detected in Aba prefecture in the southwestern province of Sichuan
New York Cinemas Reopen, Brightening Outlook For Theaters
After growing cobwebs for nearly a year, movie theaters in New York City reopen Friday, returning film titles to Manhattan marquees that had for the last 12 months instead read messages like Wear a mask and Well be back soon.
WHO Head Wants Virus Vaccine Patents Waived To Boost Supply
Tedros commended AstraZeneca for sharing its COVID-19 vaccine technology with companies including Serum Institute of India
Giuliani Probe Awaits Garland As He Nears AG Confirmation
With Merrick Garland poised to be confirmed as attorney general as early as next week, one of the first major questions he is likely to encounter is what to do about Rudy Giuliani.
Widespread Electricity Cuts in Myanmar After System Failure: Utility Official
Residents of cities from the capital Naypyitaw, to Yangon and Mawlamyine in the south reported the power going off in the afternoon.
Biden Lauds NASA Team For Giving US 'Dose Of Confidence'
President Joe Biden on Thursday congratulated the NASA team responsible for last months successful landing of an unmanned rover on Mars and for giving the country a dose of confidence at a moment when the nation's reputation as a scientific leader has bee...
New Zealanders Urged To Evacuate After Third Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Warnings
Tsunami warning sirens sounded on Friday and thousands of New Zealanders on the North Island's east coast evacuated to higher ground after a third earthquake.
Agency: Tsunamis May Strike Hawaii After Huge Pacific Quake
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said tsunamis may strike Hawaii later Thursday after a huge earthquake occurred in a remote area between New Zealand and Tonga.
UN Aid Chief Calls For Eritrean Forces To Leave Tigray
U.N. humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock demanded Thursday that Eritrean forces fighting alongside Ethiopian government troops in embattled Tigray province leave the country, a demand echoed by U.N. SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres, according to his spokesma...
Oklahoma Prosecutor Urges Panel To Reject Inmate's Claims
The evidence implicating an Oklahoma death row inmate whose case has drawn national attention is overwhelming and his application for a commutation is filled with demonstrable falsehoods," Oklahoma County's top prosecutor wrote in a letter this week to th...
Japan Planning to Ban Overseas Spectators Over COVID-19 Fears: Report
The final decision will be made this month after talks with the International Olympic Committee