Egypt’s newly found ancient city
It will take archaeologists at least 10 years to fully excavate the recently discovered ancient city in modern Egypt's eastern Luxor Governorate.
Model Predicts Corona Kills 618,500 by August in US
An influential COVID-19 model predicted the total number of US deaths from the virus by August, a number that researchers say will be impacted by how many Americans continue to wear masks as vaccinations continue.
Iran Marks National Nuclear Day With Unveiling 123 New Achievements
Iran has unveiled 133 new nuclear achievements made by the country’s experts in different areas of the nuclear industry, including quantum, enrichment, heavy water and deuterium compounds, radiopharmaceuticals, lasers, and etc.
Georgia Becomes Third US State to Shut Down Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Site
Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine is facing a double dose of problems, as Georgia is the third US state to temporarily shut down a vaccine site after eight people suffered adverse reactions to the shot.
EU Agency Examines Reports of Blood Clots with J&J COVID Vaccine
The EU’s drug regulator is reviewing reports of rare blood clots in four people who received Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine and has expanded its inquiry into AstraZeneca’s shot to include reports of a bleeding condition.
UN Human Rights Office Voices Concern over Arrests in Jordan
The United Nations human rights office said that it was unclear whether Jordan’s Prince Hamzah remains under de facto house arrest and voiced concern at what it called a lack of transparency surrounding at least 16 detentions.
Biden Border Coordinator Stepping Down Amid Record Surge of Migrants
The Joe Biden administration's Southern Border coordinator will step down at the end of the month as officials continue to struggle with a large influx of migrants trying to enter the United States.
Israel’s Use of Its Airspace to Air Attack Syria
Lebanon condemned “in the strongest terms” Israel’s use of its airspace to carry out a missile attack near the Syrian capital, Damascus.
Biden’s Approval Rating Weighed Down by Border Crisis, Gun Policy
A majority of Americans disapprove of President Joe Biden's immigration policies and handling of the US-Mexico border crisis, and people think reuniting the migrant children and parents separated at the border should be the federal government's highest priority.
Police Inspector Admits Gross Misconduct in Detention of Teenager
A police inspector who used unnecessary force against a teenage detainee and mocked him for crying in custody admitted gross misconduct.