90% of Workers Want to Have Work-from-Home Option; Survey Shows
Nearly nine out of 10 workers want to be able to choose whether to work from home or the office once COVID-19 workplace restrictions ease.
Europe to Set New Restrictions to Contain Spread of Virus
Governments across Europe ratcheted up restrictions Tuesday in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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.
UN Says 20% of People in Yemen Suffer from Mental Disorders
Twenty percent of people in Yemen suffer from mental health disorders as a result of the ongoing Saudi-led war against the impoverished Arab country.
Protesters Clash with Police amid Anti-Netanyahu Protests in Tel Aviv
Protesters clashed with police as hundreds of anti-government demonstrations were held in Tel Aviv against the Israeli government’s lockdown-measures.
HRW Urges States to Vote against Saudi Bid for Seat on Rights Council
Human Rights Watch (HRW) called on UN member states to vote against bids launched by Saudi Arabia for a seat on the body's Human Rights Council.
Nearly 500,000 Residents in Texas, Louisiana Left without Power
Nearly a half-million residents in Texas and Louisiana have been left without power after Hurricane Delta made landfall along the US gulf coast.
Amnesty International Calls on Saudi King to Release Hamas Official
Amnesty International once again called on Saudi King Salman Bin Abdulaziz to secure the release of former Hamas official Dr. Muhammad Al-Khodari from prison.
Moe than A Thousand Displaced Syrians Return Home
More than a thousand displaced Syrians returned to their homes in the southeastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor province.
15 Palestinians Arrested in Gaza Within A Month
A Palestinian expert on prisoners’ affairs said Israel has arrested 15 Palestinians within the last month in the Gaza Strip.