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PA health minister says Ramallah has so far secured delivery of around 1 million doses of various coronavirus vaccines

Financial institution report says countries with high vaccination rates will fare better than those without; war-torn nations further hurt by a delayed inoculation rollout

The two FBI agents killed in a Florida shooting were dedicated to preventing crimes against children  CNN Suspect in deadly Florida FBI shooting identified as David Lee Huber, source confirms  Fox News Suspect in killing of 2 FBI agents in Florida is

The two FBI agents killed in a Florida shooting were dedicated to preventing crimes against children  CNN Suspect in deadly Florida FBI shooting identified as David Lee Huber, source confirms  Fox News Doorbell cameras helped South Florida gunman ambush, kill 2 FBI

Expanded drive said to snag on short supplies, with one HMO only able to book appointments in Jerusalem for next week and Tel Aviv residents told they have to wait

Relationships can be messy, including between startup founders and their venture investors. But in a case that takes messy to an extreme, an insurtech company in Santa Monica, Calif. called Sure is alleging that its Series A investor used privileged

Donald Trump takes up a post-presidency hobby: revenge  The Guardian Cheney holds on to House GOP leadership position amid furor over impeachment vote  NBC News Trump Is Gone, But Trumpism’s Not Forgotten  U.S. News & World Report Why Mitch McConnell and Republicans are

Affirm, Afterpay, Klarna, Quadpay. These are some of the big global players in the buy now, pay later (BNPL) movement. They allow shoppers to purchase products online and pay in installments with nominal or no fees, and have become more

By Ju-min Park TOKYO (Reuters) – The president of the Tokyo Olympic organising committee said he may need to resign over sexist comments that women board members had difficulty speaking concisely, which was annoying, the Mainichi newspaper quoted him as

A nationwide strike called by a faction of Nepal’s ruling party protesting the dissolution of parliament began Thursday with sporadic clashes between police and protesters in the capital, Kathmandu. At least 70 protesters including a former minister from the agitating