Mexico to hold referendum on accountability of ex-presidents A referendum in Mexico on Sunday is going to cost Mexico about $25 million, few like the poorly written question on the ballot, and the vote is being held in the coronavirus pandemic
Israeli health chief explains decision to begin COVID-19 booster shots Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis, the director of Israel's Public Health Services, says officials saw evidence of "waning immunity" among those who were vaccinated earlier.
Delta variant, inconsistent public health measures drive surge in COVID cases worldwide CBS News’ Elizabeth Palmer reports that the World Health Organization says if vaccine inequity persists, the world’s poorest countries will suffer the most, with many not expecting to get the COVID-19 vaccine until 2023.
UK accuses Iran of ‘deliberate ＆ targeted attack’ on Israeli-operated tanker off Oman It is “highly likely” that Iran was behind the deadly drone attack on the Israeli-operated tanker MV Mercer Street off the coast of Oman, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said, threatening Tehran with a “concerted response.”
Alabama woman found two years after going missing in Europe ‘I’m happy to know our prayers have been answered,’ says Ela Vaughn, who hasn’t heard from her sister, Nicole Denise Jackson, since 2019
Tourists Flee as Wildfires Threaten Turkish Beach Resorts ISTANBUL — Wildfires raged Sunday near Turkey’s holiday beach destinations of Antalya and Mugla as the discovery of more bodies caused the death toll to rise to eight.
Hamas re-elects Ismail Haniyeh as supreme leader The Islamic militant group Hamas says it has re-elected its supreme leader
N.I.H. Director: Proof of Vaccination Is Step in 'Right Direction' Proposals for business and government agencies to push employees to get vaccinated have come as coronavirus infections in the United States rose by 148 percent in the past two weeks.Dr.
Cambodia to launch Covid booster-shot program mixing AstraZeneca’s jab with Chinese vaccines The Cambodian prime minister has announced that his country is rolling out a third-dose booster scheme, using either a Chinese shot or a British jab. Frontline workers will be the first to receive the follow-up injection.
Belarusian sprinter says she is being forcibly removed from the Olympics and sent home A Belarusian sprinter competing at the Tokyo Olympics released a video on Sunday calling for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to help her avoid being returned to her native country against her will.
Hurricane Hilda, far out in Pacific, no threat to land Hurricane Hilda is advancing slowly across the open Pacific, posing no threat to land
Deep in the forest, Germany fights another virus. This one hits pigs. At stake is Europe's valuable pig farms and exports.
Belarusian Olympic sprinter says she is being pressured to leave Tokyo after criticizing her country’s Olympic officials Krystsina Tsimanouskaya said she had sought the protection of Japanese police and will ask for asylum.
Mountaineer dies on Mont Blanc during severe storm Rescuers who received his call for help on Thursday set out to rescue the man but, despite being able to find him, poor weather conditions prevented the helicopters to get close enough
Japanese swimmer hopes gold medal rush can help heal divided nation When Olympic swimmer Yui Ohashi won gold in the women's 200m individual medley on Wednesday, she pulled off both a personal and historic achievement.