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'A Complete Bungle:' Texas' Energy Pride Goes Out With Cold
Anger over Texas' power grid failing in the face of a record winter freeze mounted Tuesday as millions of residents in the energy capital of the U.S. remained shivering with no assurances that their electricity and heat out for 24 hours or longer in many...
Winter Storm Cripples Life in Texas, Millions Without Power Supply
The entire state of Texas is under a winter storm warning. National Weather Service forecasters have extended the winter storm warning for the Houston area to 6 a.m. Thursday, as cold weather and the threat of more rain freezing or otherwise remain.
8-days-old Baby Dies After Monkeys Throw Her in Drain From Roof of Her Tamil Nadu House
The police said that twin infant girls were sleeping at their house in Tamil Nadu state when they were attacked by monkeys on Saturday.
Kosovo Opposition Party Set To Win Parliamentary Vote: Exit Poll
Kosovo's antiestablishment party Vetevendosje is forecast to win Sunday's parliamentary poll, an exit poll showed, a result which could further complicate Western efforts to resolve its decadeslong territorial disputes.
Flamboyant Former Argentine Leader Menem Dies At Age 90
Flamboyant Argentine exPresident Carlos Menem has died at age 90 after battling longterm health problems, current Argentine President Alberto Fernandez said in a tweet on Sunday.
New Zealand Locks Down Auckland After 3 New Local COVID-19 Cases
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Sunday announced a threeday lockdown in the country's biggest city Auckland, after three COVID19 cases emerged, the first local infections since late January.
Trial Highlights: Acquittal, Anger And A Curve Ball
Donald Trump's unprecedented second impeachment trial ended in acquittal Saturday, the Democraticled prosecution failing to garner enough Republican support to convict the former president of inciting the deadly attack on the U.S Capitol.
Gas Tanker Explodes At Customs Post On Iran-Afghanistan Border, 10 Hurt
At least 10 people were hurt when a gas tanker exploded at a customs post in Afghanistan on Saturday, officials said as scores of local residents tried to control a massive fire at the scene near the Iranian border.
Study Sheds Light on How Coronavirus May Hijack Human Cells
The researchers, including Manjeet Kumar from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Germany, analyzed the chain of amino acid molecules that makes up the human proteins involved in the coronavirus infection, such as a class of proteins calle...
U.S. Schools, Pressured To Reopen In Pandemic, To Receive New CDC Guidance
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday will issue new COVID19 guidelines for schools as the Biden administration seeks to fulfill its promise to send most students back to the classroom within its first 100 days.
Biden Views Valentine's Day Decorations On WH Lawn
First lady Jill Biden had installed before dawn Friday special Valentines Day artwork on the north lawn of the White House: giant pink, white and red hearts that resemble the popular candy.
"Now We Want Real Justice," Say Sisters Of Freed Saudi Rights Activist Hathloul
The sisters of prominent Saudi women's rights activist Loujain alHathloul said on Thursday they wanted real justice for her, and the lifting of a travel ban, the day after she was released from prison on a suspended sentence.
Kosovo Heads For Political Shake-up In Elections On Sunday
An antiestablishment party was expected to take the lead in parliamentary elections in Kosovo on Sunday, complicating Western efforts to broker an end to a territorial dispute with Serbia that has hobbled its 13 years of independence.
Insight: U.S. Continues Plan To Keep Central American Migrants At Bay
In the days before U.S. President Joe Biden's inauguration, Mexican soldiers patrolling the banks of the wide Suchiate River found few migrants amid the flow of trade across the water from Guatemala.
U.N. Rights Envoy And U.S. Urge Sanctions For Myanmar
The United Nations human rights investigator for Myanmar on Friday urged the U.N. Security Council to consider imposing punitive sanctions, arms embargoes and travel bans in response to a military coup.
Biden Moves To Bring In Asylum Seekers Forced To Wait In Mexico Under Trump Program
The U.S. government next week will begin to gradually process asylum seekers forced to wait in Mexico under a controversial program put in place by former President Donald Trump, officials said.