Trump, Fauci Tensions Escalate After Campaign New Ad
Tensions between Anthony Fauci and US President Donald Trump are increasing after the country’s top infectious disease expert asked the Trump campaign to take down a new ad.
Over 10 Million Early Votes in US Presidential Election
US voters have cast more than 10 million votes for the November 3 presidential election, significantly outpacing the early vote in 2016 and suggesting a large turnout.
J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Paused After Participant Falls Ill
Johnson & Johnson said on Monday it had temporarily paused its COVID-19 vaccine candidate clinical trials due to an unexplained illness in a study participant.
Neighboring Countries Destinations for 70% of Non-oil Exports: TPO
Iran’s 15 neighboring countries were the destinations for 70 percent of Iranian non-oil exports during the first six months of the current Iranian year.
Iran Welcomes Russia’s Efforts for Ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh
Iran’s President’s chief of Staff in a tweeted message on Monday said Iran welcomes Russia's efforts to mediate and bring about a ceasefire in the Nagorno-Karabakh.
Iraq to Release Iran Exports Revenues: CBI
The Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI) has agreed to release Iran's exports revenues and financial resources accumulated in the Iraqi banks.
Rarest Time Bomb Star System Discovered
Researchers revealed Sunday they have discovered a new star system that belongs to one of the rarest star types in the known universe.
Poland Evacuates Hundreds to Defuse WWII Tallboy Bomb
Hundreds of people in northwest Poland have been evacuated for a few days to allow Navy sappers to neutralize a British World War II giant Tallboy bomb.
Lavrov: Ceasefire in Karabakh Not Fully Observed
The ceasefire agreements reached in Moscow on Nagorno-Karabakh are not fully observed, Russia’s top diplomat said.
Black Man Led by Mounted Cops with Rope Suing Texas
A Black man who was led by mounted police down a Texas street while bound with a rope last year is suing the city and its police department for $1 million.